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Free On-Line S.A.T. Test Prep
Khan Academy is a not-for-profit organization with the goal of changing education for the better by providing a free world-class education for anyone anywhere. Their library of content covers math, science topics such as biology, chemistry, and physics, along with humanities with playlists on finance and history.
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Peace Scholarship Application Form
The Peace Scholarship was established in 1992 after members of the Friends and Mennonite churches attended high school senior awards programs and noticed that the military services presented many awards. Wanting to offer an alternative that reflected their longstanding peace witness, these historic peace churches—Friends and Mennonite, along with the Brethren—joined together to create a scholarship that would promote and advance their commitment to peace. Each year, awards ranging from $500 to $700 are given to support one or more students pursuing post–high school studies. The Brethren, Friends, and Mennonite congregations of the greater Howard County area sponsor the scholarship.
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DAV Chapter 28 Scholarship Application
Eligibility Requirements: Must be a high school senior in a county serviced by DAV Chapter 28; Must maintain a "C" Average; Must be a good citizen in school and community; must have a veteran or current Military family member; must be enrolled in any institute of Higher learning in Indiana. Requirements: Write a 500-1000-word essay on the subject of what "Love of Country" means to you; provide transcripts; provide a letter of recommendation from your counselor or principal, teacher, or pastor; provide a short resume of yourself and your goals.
Scholarship Bulletin
Scholarship Bulletin #3 November 14, 2025
This bulletin is available from the Counseling Office, Misters Bennett & Richey, also Taylor website and senior
email, Updates can be found on the “Daily Announcements. Pick up applications in the GO. Entries marked with
an * need to be returned to the GO for the Scholarship Committee.
21% Century students receive 100% free tuition at any_ Indiana public college and partial tuition at Indiana private
or technical schools, However, different colleges offer more. Univ. of Evansville, St. Mary of the Woods, and
Marian College, private colleges, grant full tuition. {U Indy is offering $2,500 for books and housing. Likewise,
iSU is offering an extra $2,000. The very best deal is at |U-Bloomington and Purdue-W. Lafayette: Besides the
‘usual free tuition; you can also receive free books, room, and food! When housing and books are added to
tuition, this opportunity is worth $25,000 this year. With usual price increases, it could easily reach over
$100,000 over the life of your four years of college!
Info. on the above and other “extra” benefits is available online at www.scholars.in.gov. Click “Resources,”
“Financial Aid,” and “Scholar Incentives.” For overall info., you can call 888-528-4719 or regional rep. Amy
Parraga at 317-617-0223.
245t Century seniors are required to complete the ScholarTrack and carry a B- avg. (6.5 gpa). As in the past, they
are required to apply for the FAFSA by April 15. They need to read their 21* Century newsletters!
Burger King is again planning to award over 2,000 scholarships of $1,000 or much more. BK gives three in Kokomo.
In’15, all three went to Titans! (A Tri- Central student received $50,000}. Winners were Nick Nguyen, Paige
Welsh, & Liz Marden. Students do not have to work at BK. Criteria are grades, work, school & community
activities. Applications must be submitted online by Dec. 15. Go to “Burger King Scholars Application.”
*Goodfellows is planning to give two $1,000 scholarships at Taylor. Since the two are guaranteed, it is worth
the trouble. Recent previous recipients have been Cody Groves, Alex Collins, Abigail Bentley, Krishi Patel, Alexis
DeBard, & Rachel Susong.. Before applying, you must help with the Goodfellows clothing giveaway between Nov.
30 or Dec. 1-3. to at Kohls. Volunteers will will go through the south doors and meet at 10 a.m on Nov. 30
(Sunday) and 5 p.m. Dec. 1, 2, or 3 at the designated Goodfellows area inside the store. Voluteers will work about
four hours. You must make a shopping appointment with the director John Wiles by Wed., Nov. 19 at 438-9545.
You will receive a signed form after working, which you will attach to the scholarship application. Besides the
chance to win a scholarship, you will be blessed by the experience! The application and work attachment are due
in the Counseling Office by Dec. 18. The phone call is due NOW!
{UK-Diversity scholarship is $1,500 renewable. The essay asks future IUK students to discuss their commitment to
diversity at IUK, due Dec. 1.
Check with your parents’ employers. For instance, Haynes international and Chrysler give several scholarships, to
children of employees. Applications are available in the plants’ HR Departments.
Looking for something to do over vacation?
--Why not complete the FAFSA? You can get information by calling 800-4-Ed-Aid (800-433-3243). You can file
online at www. fafsa.ed.gov. To get a headstart on your FAFSA and an idea of how much financial aid you will get,
go online to www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov. If you need additional help, see Mrs. Marler.
IUK is again offering free FAFSA help. Go to the Library on Dec. 4 @ 3:00 with a parent and their (& your) 2024 IRS
1040, plus W-2. You do not have to be a prospective IUK student!
Get started on the Community Foundation application. Deadline is March 1. Go to www.cfhoward.org and
www.howardclintoncarrollscholars.communityforce. The application site goes active Jan. 1.
21% Century Scholars, if you would like to take the ACT and SAT without charge, see Mrs. Marler,
To visit, call: IUK, 455-9217; IVTC, 459-0561 (7252), or Kokomo Purdue Polytechnic, 456-7804,
TIP: Two Credit Unions require that applicants have membership BY THE END OF THE YEAR. That means if you
decide to apply for their scholarships in 2026, you will be ineligible if you haven't joined by the end of December!
There is no charge to join! There are few scholarship applicants, thereby increasing your chances! They are: City of
Firsts and indiana Heartland,
City of Firsts, which gives a $1,000 scholarship, is located at 1120 So. Main. As a community CU, it
welcomes anybody who wants to join! Mrs. Marler’s son was a recipient.
Indiana Heartland, which gives two $1,000 scholarships, is located at 402 So. Berkley Rd. It is limited to
families of certain groups, such as St. Joan of Arc and St. Pat’s churches, employees of Ascension Hospital, and a
few other groups (to.check on the smaller groups, call 854-3067), These are good opportunities for students who
follow the above suggestions!
Don’t forget to do some volunteering over the holidays! The Rescue Mission needs people to deliver gift boxes
(456-3077). The Salvation Army needs bell ringers, sometimes paid (456-3846).
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