The FastWeb and Dell "Why I Deserve A Scholarship" Contest is open to students 15 years of age or older who are either currently enrolled in an accredited college/university or will graduate from high school in Spring 2008. To be eligible for this contest, you must submit a video explaining why you deserve a scholarship. Additionally, you must be a legal resident of the 50 United States or District of Columbia.

Sponsor: Brickfish Campaign Title: Shoe In - Fave Footwear Photo Rules: Click here to see complete campaign rules and regulations Duration: April 25, 2008 06:00 PM (PST) - July 25, 2008 11:30 PM (PST) Description: Four inch heels or hell on wheels, everyone has a favorite pair. Whether you wear them on the court or out to the club we want to see which shoes make your feet smile. Grab a camera, head to your closet and take a picture of your fave footwear! Your entry is a shoe in! Rewards: * Grand Prize: One winner, selected by the Brickfish panel from the top 250 highest scoring entries, will win the choice of one of the following: $500 gift certificate to the store of their choice or a $500 scholarship (or cash). * Most Viral: One winner, chosen by the Brickfish panel from the top 250 Most Viral entries, will win a choice of one of the following: $250 gift certificate to the store of their choice or a $250 scholarship (or cash). Learn about Most Viral. * Participation Sweepstakes: One winner, who participates in the campaign by submitting an entry will be randomly selected to win a choice of one of the following: $250 gift certificate to the store of their choice or a $250 scholarship (or cash). How to Submit: 1. Take a photo of your favorite shoes. 2. Click the Submit Entry tab and follow the steps provided. 3. Tell your friends to come to Brickfish and vote for your entry! Requirements: Photo must be the original work of the participant. Photo must be of one or more shoes.

Today I am very excited to announce that the college admissions scholarship I originally outlined and later updated is finally off the ground: myUsearch has stepped up to the plate and is offering $1000 to the best student essay answering the following questions: What has been the most frustrating part of your college admissions process? Why is it important for colleges and universities to change this? What suggestions do you have for colleges and universities to try to relieve your frustration and the frustration of your fellow students? The program I originally envisioned would be specifically linked to an effort to promote the development of new resources for students in the college admissions / higher ed marketing spaces. I remember how frustrating and painful college admissions was–that’s why I started this blog, and why I continue to work to try to make things better. With my younger sister (now 15) just gearing up to apply to college, and the demographics and admissions figures ever-worsening, there is no better time for a scholarship like this one which will hopefully bring us all some really great new ideas. I am going to work to make sure that the best of these suggestions received get heard by schools. The scholarship is open to fall ‘08 freshman and those students applying for 2009 (important update as of 5/22!). pursuing an associate or bachelor degree at an accredited U.S. postsecondary institution with a combined household income of $100,000 or less. If that describes you, apply today! If it doesn’t, tell a friend for whom it might be applicable.

"What I like about my college?" Scholarship College Toolkit is giving away a $1,000 scholarship to a college student. We want you to hear your thoughts about the college you attend To enter, all you need to do is select the school you are attending and provide a short review of your college or university. The award is open to anyone who will be an undergraduate college student this upcoming fall. You must be attending an accredited 2-year or 4-year college and a U.S. resident to enter. The deadline to enter is August 31, 2008

"Where do I want to go to college?" Scholarship College Toolkit is giving away a $1,000 scholarship to a high school student. We want you to share with us what colleges you are most interested in. To enter, all you need to do is pick at least 3 colleges you are considering, and rank them in order of preference. The award is open to anyone who will be a high school student this upcoming fall. You must be 14 years of age or older and a U.S. resident to enter.

This scholarship is for disabled students within one of the 22 states that Bank or America is located. The award money is contingent upon each winner’s acceptance to, or continuation in, an accredited college, university, technical college or vocational training school in the Finance, Business or Computer Sciences Program. The award money will be applied to tuition, room and board, books, fees, and other related educational expenses. In addition, funds may be allocated for expenses directly related to a student’s disability. Scholarships will be awarded in an amount up to $5,000 annually. No checks will be issued without a copy of the recipient’s transcript with grades and a cumulative GPA posted through the latest fall semester. CSA will contact the college to have enrollment certified. However, if the college fails to certify enrollment it will be the responsibility of the recipient to provide CSA with a copy of their bill. All information must contain the name of the college, the name of the student and the social security number of the student. Checks will be issued directly to the college upon receipt of the required information. The award amount will be divided equally between semesters/quarters. Unused funds will be returned to the Bank of America ADA Scholarship Program.

On January 22, 2008, President Bush signed an Executive Order establishing the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Literacy. The Council members held their first meeting in February. One of their initial recommendations was to focus on increasing financial education for young people. The National Financial Literacy Challenge is a recognition program that uses a voluntary, online test to determine and reward high levels of financial literacy among America’s high school students. Each of the top regional performers in the 2008 National Financial Literacy Challenge will win a $2,500 scholarship for use at the post-secondary institution of their choice. A $1,000 contribution in their name will additionally be given to the school or program* that provided their money management education.

In celebration of APAGS’s 20th anniversary in 2008, APAGS will acknowledge four outstanding graduate psychology students who have demonstrated exceptional leadership in psychology and are on track to becoming future pioneers in the field. APAGS members who have demonstrated excellence in their work as leaders in research, practice, professional service, community service and/or legislative advocacy are eligible for this prestigious award. Four $5,000 scholarships will be awarded to graduate students who best represent future pioneering leaders of psychology. Candidates from diverse science and clinical training programs, as well as from diverse backgrounds, are encouraged to apply. In addition to the monetary award, winners will also receive travel funds (airfare through the APA Travel Office, plus reimbursement for 3 hotel nights) to attend the 2008 APA Convention in Boston to participate in a brief presentation of their work with the other award recipients. All candidates must be APAGS members, currently enrolled (and in good academic standing) in a doctoral program in psychology. Winners must agree to attend the 2008 APA Convention in Boston to provide a brief presentation of their work and vision for the future of psychology in a program that features all of the winners. APAGS officers and/or subcommittee chairs are ineligible for this award. Applications are due in APAGS Central Office no later than May 9, 2008.

The Collegiate Inventors Competition is a national competition that recognizes and rewards innovations, discoveries, and research by college and university students and their faculty advisors. The Competition encourages students who actively pursue invention. Students frequently come from science, engineering, mathematics, and technology studies but creative invention can emerge from any course of study. The Competition also recognizes the working relationship between a student and his or her advisor. The program was introduced in May, 1990 and is operated by the National Inventors Hall of Fame Foundation. Up to 15 finalists will win an all-expenses paid trip in Fall 2008 to present their work to a panel of expert judges. Each finalist or finalist team will also receive $2000. One Undergraduate and one Graduate winner or team will each receive $15,000. One Grand Prize winner or team will receive $25,000. Academic advisors of each winning team also receive a cash award.

Atlantic Media is now seeking 5-10 exceptional or aspiring writers, editors and other online media talents to serve as Atlantic Media Fellows for the Fall of 2008 through the Spring of 2009. Candidates should be current students in or recent graduates of college or graduate school programs. Atlantic Media Fellows join the staff of Atlantic Media — helping launch, research, write and edit new websites. Fellows are paid $30,000-$40,000 (depending on experience) for the nine-month appointment. Fellows are expected to begin their service at Atlantic Media in September 2008 and continue through May 2009. There is some prospect, but no certainty, that Fellows may be offered employment with Atlantic Media following the fellowship.