Pennsylvania Scholarships

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The program provides four-year scholarships to two high school seniors per year. Each award consists of the value of one semester of tuition at the State System of Higher Education for each of four years. Students also may choose to accept the equivalent cash value of the scholarship (approximately $2,500 for academic year 2008-2009) to attend any postsecondary “eligible educational institution,” as defined by Sec. 529 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC). Eligible educational institutions include nearly all colleges, universities, and career schools in Pennsylvania. Half of each annual award will be paid in the fall semester, and half in the spring semester. Students must maintain eligibility criteria in all four years in order to receive ongoing awards (see section IV)..

Provides scholarship, grant, and loan opportunities for Masons, their siblings, children, and members of the Masonic related youth groups in Pennsylvania.

SciTech Scholarships provide up to $3,000 per year based on total educational costs (tuition and mandatory fees, room and board, and an allowance for books) to students who are enrolled full-time, for a maximum of three years (with certain exceptions for approved five-year degree programs). To qualify you must: * Be a resident of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. * Be a high school graduate. * Be at least a sophomore who is enrolled as a full-time student pursuing a bachelor's degree in an approved science or technology field at an approved Pennsylvania public or private college or university. * Work experience/internships can be credit or noncredit. * Complete an approved internship or relevant work experience in a field related to the student's major with a Pennsylvania company prior to receiving a degree. For more information, see SciTech Internship Institutional Guidelines (95 KB PDF). * Begin employment in the state within one year after completion of studies, one year for each year that the scholarship was awarded. You must provide verification of continued employment (158 KB PDF) every six months. See CareerLink for information about employment. If you begin full-time graduate study within one year of receiving your baccalaureate degree, you may request deferment of the work obligation. Recipients who wish to apply for this deferment should submit a Graduate Study Deferment Form (122 KB PDF). For more information, see NETS Work Obligation. * Apply for a Federal Pell Grant and Pennsylvania State Grant.

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The St. Andrew's Society of Philadelphia awards five $17,000 scholarships annually to sophomore students from local universities to spend their junior year studying at one of four Scottish universities. Applicants should be in their sophomore year, be from the Delaware Valley, and possess a 3.0 cumulative grade point average. Students from most disciplines may apply; the credits earned during the junior year in Scotland will apply to the Temple University degree. A Temple faculty committee interviews candidates. One Temple student is then nominated to compete with approximately 15 students nominated from other universities for the five scholarships. Application Deadline: February 1.