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Your academic career should start by freeing up some financial responsibility
If your mornings begin with milk, eggs and a side of Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do, then you may be a perfect candidate for choir scholarships.
Singing may be on your mind constantly, and it should be. Your voice will either be the focus of your career, or at the very least, one of your passions. Whether you end up singing professionally or working gigs here and there, the beginning of your academic career should start by freeing up some financial responsibility.
By winning choir scholarships, you give yourself a nice boost. The less you have to pay for college, the easier hitting those high notes may become.
Let your voice do the singing and choir scholarships can come your way.
To learn more and begin applying, check out some of the opportunities below.
10 Matching Scholarships
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- $2K
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Deadline: March 1 | Amount: $2,000
Kalamazoo Community Foundation
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- $507
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Deadline: February 5 | Amount: $507
Hancock County Community Foundation
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- $500
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Deadline: February 15 | Amount: $500
Phelps County Community Foundation
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- $2K
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Deadline: February 12 | Amount: $2,000
Wayne County Community Foundation
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- $3K
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Deadline: March | Amount: $1,000-$3,000
Glenn Miller Birthplace Society
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- $250
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Deadline: February 1 | Amount: $250
Decatur County Community Foundation
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- Varies
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Deadline: February 7 | Amount: Varies
Bay Area Community Foundation
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- $400
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Deadline: January 27 | Amount: $400
Knox County Community Foundation
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- $2K
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Deadline: Varies | Amount: $2,000
Randolph-Macon College
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- $1K
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Deadline: March 1 | Amount: $200-$1,000
National Federation of Music Clubs Stillman-Kelley Award
