March Scholarship Deadlines

*Lincoln Community Foundation Scholarships* - A number of scholarships with various deadlines and scholarship amounts given to students for attending an accredited school. For additional information go to http://www.lcf.org/page29412.cfm for complete listing of scholarships.

*Lincoln Public Schools Foundation Scholarships - A number of scholarships with various deadlines and scholarship amounts given to students for attending an accredited school. For additional information go to www.foundationforlps.org for complete listing of scholarships.

The listing below shows the basic criteria and deadline for each scholarship. Please note that different scholarships have different deadlines. Because the scholarship donor established the requirements for each scholarship, the criteria and deadlines are as specified. If you have questions about the required forms that must be submitted with your application, please call the Foundation at 402-436-1612 or send e-mail to foundation@lps.org.

LEARN TO DREAM SCHOLARSHIP

***Applications can be picked up in the counseling center***

For Juniors and Seniors  

Southeast Community College (SCC) and Lincoln's high schools announced that they are partnering with Union Bank & Trust and Nelnet to offer a scholarship program for low-income Lincoln youth to attend SCC. With funding from Union Bank & Trust and Nelnet, the innovative Learn to Dream Scholarship program pays tuition and fees for up to 45-quarter credits at SCC for eligible students. All Lincoln high school students who qualify for a free or reduced-price lunch (as defined by the U.S. Department of Agriculture) are eligible for the scholarship.

 The Learn to Dream Scholarship program has the potential to make college possible for nearly 600 students each year in our community. Through the program, students will be able to attend SCC for approximately one year of classes without having to pay for tuition and fees. The program will be offered to eligible students who graduate from one of Lincoln's public, private or parochial high schools on or after January 1, 2008. To encourage participation, Nelnet and Union Bank & Trust will work closely with the Lincoln schools and community organizations to promote the scholarship program to parents and students as early as the 8th grade to provide an incentive to students to plan and prepare for post-secondary education.

March 1, 2009   HEARTLAND ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SCHOLARSHIP

The member schools of the Heartland Athletic Conference will be awarding a $500.00 scholarship (one year, non-renewable) to one girl and one boy involved in the athletic program of a HAC member school. Scholarships maybe used at an accredited institution of higher education, including vocational or technical schools (public or private) of the individual’s choice in the state of Nebraska. The scholarship will be paid upon receipt of verification of enrollment. The scholarships will be awarded on the following criteria.

 

Scholarship Searches

www.buffettscholarships.org

http://www.scholarshipmonkey.com/www.educationquest.org http://www.scholarships.com/www.schoolsoup.com

http://www.scholarshipsforhispanics.org/

http://www.uncf.org/   United Negro College Fund

http://www.gmsp.org/   Gates Millenium Scholarship Program