Scholarship Information and Opportunities
Colorado and National Scholarships

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10/14United States Senate Youth Program: 1 Week trip to Washington, DC all expenses paid +$5000 scholarship. Junior or Senior currently serving in an elected capacity; outstanding reading, writing, speaking and thinking, extra-curricular and community services. Outstanding academic achievement. Must be nominated by school officials. Link to the state delegate web page.

10/15 Outstanding Students of America: Requires biography and essay; community service, school activities, academic achievement. Several $1000 scholarships are awarded. www.outstandingstudentsofamerica.com

10/15The Al Neuharth Free Spirit Scholarship and Conference Program: Must be a high school senior involved in the journalism program. Each scholarship winner receives a $1,000 college scholarship and will travel to Washington, D.C. for a journalism conference at the Newseum (www.newseum.org). All travel-related expenses will be covered by the Freedom Forum. The next conference is scheduled on March 13-18, 2010. To apply, please visit the Freedom Forum website.

10/30 Horatio Alger Scholarship:A total of 104 scholarships in the amount of $20,000 are awarded. This scholarship targets students with minimum 2.0 GPA, financial need, and who have overcome obstacles in their lives. For complete details, please see the website at: www.horatioalger.org/scholarships

10/31 Coca-Cola Scholarship Foundation: Full time high school senior planning to pursue a degree at an accredited U.S. post-secondary institution. This scholarship is for the well-rounded student with leadership skills and active in school and community service. Applications must be turned in one week prior to the deadline or can be completed on-line at www.coca-colascholars.com.

11/1 Ron Brown Scholar Program for African-American students: Ten scholarships will be awarded in the amount of $10,000 per year for 4 yrs. Totaling $40,000 for each student. This scholarship may be used at any college/university and is not designated for any particular major. This scholarship honors the late U.S. Secretary of Commerce and provides assistance to seniors who excel academically, exemplify exceptional leadership potential, and make an impact on their communities. Essay. Click here for the applications available at the Ron Brown web site.

11/1 VFW Voice of Democracy Scholarship Competition: National contest. Annual recorded essay competition for 9th- 12th grade students. Each state winner is awarded a trip to Washington, D.C. for a share of the National Scholarship. Write and record a 3-5 minute essay on assigned topic. 2009 topic: “Does America Still Have Heroes?” Grand prize scholarship award is $30,000. You must see Miss Daniels in the LHS Career Center for an entry form.

11/2 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards: An opportunity for young people to be recognized for volunteer community service. The top volunteers are named in each state and receive $1,000 and an all-expense-paid trip to Washington, D.C. Five national winners will receive $5,000 each. Applications can be completed at: http://spirit.prudential.com/view/page

11/2 Elks "Most Valuable Student" Scholarship Award: Over $2,000,000 awarded/500 special 4-yr. awards. Financial need, leadership qualities. Applicants need not be related to a member of the Elks. http://www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.Cfm

11/2 Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarships A total of over $2.2 million is awarded to 500 high school seniors. There are a number of excellent scholarships available. Scholarship, leadership, and financial need are the considerations made for these scholarships. Applications are available at: http://www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.cfm
Local Lodge Information: Loveland Elks Lodge, 103 E 4th St, Loveland CO 80537-5501.
You may contact Barb Aune at 970-669-6330 or barb@lovelandelks1051.org

11/19 “What Memorial Day Means to Me” Essay Contest: Grand Prize: $10,000 savings bond. Students grades 7-12 are eligible to apply. Essay, 350 words or less. Please see Ms. Daniels in the Career Center for details on the contest. Applications need to be turned in to Ms. Daniels in the Career Center by the morning of November 19, 2009. You can also view further details on the contest by visiting the website at www.fra.org/essay.

11/23 (for registration in the contest and 11/28 for essay submission) First Freedom Student Competition (Essay Contest) This competition is open to students in grades 9-12. Students must be sponsored by an English or social studies teacher. In the essay, students will examine the topic of religious freedom, its history, current importance, and relevance in their lives to compete for a $3,000, $1,500, or $750 award. http://www.firstfreedom.org/education/students.html

12/4 Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association Washington, D.C. Youth Tour Contest: Contest open to current juniors who are PVREA consumers. All expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. in July 2010. To enter student must present an essay, photgraph, artwork, or video relating to electric industry or renewable energy. For complete details and to apply, please visit http://www.pvrea.com/community/youthtour/index.html

12/10 Daughters of the American Revolution (Colorado) Honorary State Regents’ American History Scholarship: Up to $2,500 per year. For high school seniors in the top 20% of their class.  Must take a minimum of 24 credit hours of American History and American Government classes while in college.   Requires letter of sponsorship, personal statement to apply. Please see Ms. Daniels in the LHS Career Center for complete details and for an application.

12/10 Daughters of the American Revolution (Colorado) Virginia Leyda Roberts Nursing Scholarship: $1,000 scholarship for high school seniors  planning to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree from an accredited college.   Requires letter of sponsorship from local chapter. Please see Ms. Daniels in the LHS Career Center for complete details including chapter information and for an application.

12/11Comcast Leaders and Achievers: GPA 2.8 or higher, commitment to community service, positive attitude, leadership skills, academic achievement. Students cannot directly apply, they must be nominated by their high school. To be considered, leave your name with Ms. Daniels in the Career Center or your counselor. A nominee for the 2009-2010 year has been selected, please check back next year.

12/15 Hispanic Annual Salute:This scholarship is a $2,000 volunteer award. Any student is eligible who has made notable volunteer contributions to the Hispanic community. 2.5 GPA or higher. Essay, letters of recommendation. Check out the Hispanic Annual Salute scholarship application.

12/15 AXA Achievement Scholarship: Applicants are asked to tell about an outstanding achievement they have accomplished in a non-academic activity or project. The accomplishment may be a long-term achievement, an activity or a project that occurred in their school, in the community or in the workplace. For more details and to access an application click on this AXA link and click on application on the lower right side of the page.

12/28 The Jaycees and JCI Senators of Colorado Foundation Scholarship Program: Students who plan to continue their education at a college, university, or vocational school. Financial need, community involvement, leadership, honors/awards, employment are all considered with application. Personal statement required. For complete details and an application, please see Miss Daniels in the LHS Career Center.

12/31 NFIB Young Entrepreneur Award Program: This award is for seniors who plan to attend an accredited (not for profit) two or four-year college, university, or vocational school next fall. Students must demonstrate an entrepreneurial spirit and initiative through one or more of the following areas: starting your own business, participating in organizations such as DECA, FBLA, FFA, FCCLA, etc. GPA, class rank, and ACT/SAT scores are also considered. For complete details and to apply, please visit their website at: www.NFIB.com/YEA.

1/3 Colorado Women's Sports Fund: Twenty $500 scholarships in calendar year 2010. These scholarships are to encourage athletic participation in all sports to help women and girls achieve “the next level” in their sport. Applicants do not need to be enrolled in any academic school or institution. The scholarships are open to females of any age and for any sport. For complete details and to apply, please visit their website by clicking here.

1/4 Kaiser Permanente Diversity Scholarship: High school senior, minimum 2.7 GPA who belongs to a diverse group that is historically underrepresented in careers in health care industry.  Student is evaluated on academic achievement, character qualities, community outreach / volunteering, diverse populations / under-representation in health care& public health professions, financial need, health care or public health program of study. To view application and complete details please click here.

1/8 8 Elks National Foundation Legacy Awards:A total of up to 250 awards in the amount of $4,000 each over 4 years is granted. Applicants must be the high school senior child or grandchild of a living Elk member (who joined on or before 4/1/07). There are a number of excellent scholarships available. Further details and applications are available at the Elks Legacy site. You may also see Miss Daniels in the Career Center for more information.

1/9 John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay: Must be a student in grades 9-12, essay required. Must be nominated by a current or former teacher at the same high school student is attending. One $10,000, one $1,000, and up to five $500 scholarships awarded. More details and contest information at the JFK Library web site.

1/11 Gates Millennium Scholars:Students are eligible to be considered for this award if they are African American, American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian Pacific Islander American or Hispanic American. Applicants must be citizens, national or legal permanent residents of the United States. A minimum GPA of 3.3 is required. Student must be nominated and have a recommendation. Leadership through participation in community service and school extracurricular activities is a plus. Finally, students must meet the Federal Pell Grant eligibility criteria (demonstrating financial need). More information at the Gates Millennium Web site

1/15 MENSA Education and Research Foundation: : Awards of $500 to $1,000. US citizen and attend accredited US institution of post-secondary education for fall, . Essay explaining career academic and/or vocational goals. Visit the MENSA web site for complete details and an entry form.

1/15 Society of Automotive Engineers Scholarships: Multiple scholarships for Seniors who are majoring in an engineering related field. SAT/ACT scores; Honors and activities. Essay required. For complete details and to apply please visit the website at: http://students.sae.org/awdscholar/scholarships/hsengineering.htm

1/15 White Rose Scholarship: Financial need, community involvement, 3.0 GPA or higher, recommendations. Visit the White Rose web site for more information.

1/20 Greenhouse Scholars: For graduating seniors entering a 4-year accredited institution in the fall. Must be a U.S Citizen with a minimum 3.5 unweighted GPA. Up to $5,000 per year for high performing, under resourced students. For complete details and to apply, please visit there website at www.greenhousescholars.org and look under the menu "Become a Scholar."

1/29 Sam Walton Community Scholarship: Graduating senior with 2.5 GPA or above, must have taken ACT or SAT, Financial need, extra-curricular and community activities. May not be the relative of a Wal-Mart employee.  For complete details and to apply please click here .

1/30 Colorado Council on High School/College Relations This scholarship is for Colorado seniors who will attend a participating college/university within the State of Colorado. Since CCHS/CR is a voluntary organization, the primary selection criterion for this scholarship will be Volunteerism/Community Service. Sixteen $1,500 scholarships will be awarded for the purpose of defraying tuition costs. Applicant must have a minimum 2.5 GPA. Essay and recommendations required. For complete details and to apply, please visit the Colorado Council scholarship page.

1/31 Colorado State Scholarship Award (P.E.O. Sisterhood): $1,000 scholarship award for a female Colorado resident and United States Citizen, and a 2009 or 2010 high school graduate.  Preference is given to females planning to study non-traditional or vocational careers.  For complete details and to apply, please see Ms. Daniels in the LHS Career Center or counseling office.

1/31 Discover Scholarship Program: Up to 10 scholarships awarded of $40,000 each. Juniors with GPA 2.75+ may apply. Demonstrate community service and leadership as well as having overcome a significant obstacle in life. For more details please visit their website by clicking here.

1/31 The Princeton Prize in Race Relations: For students in grades 9-12 who do work in their schools or communities to improve race relations. Prize is $1,000 cash award and an all expense paid trip to Princeton University to attend the Princeton Symposium on Race. For complete details and to apply please visit the Princeton Prize in Race Relations site.

1/31 Loveland Breakfast Optimist's Club Essay Contest: One $2500 scholarship will be awarded to the top district winner and others will be available at the international level. Requires an essay--official topic for this year is: “The Internet: Today’s Evolution or Tomorrow’s Menace? Application, essay, and supporting documentation are required. You must turn your application and all supporting materials in to Ms. Daniels in the LHS counseling office or Career Center by 1/31. Please click here to view complete details and print a copy of the application.

2/1 Burger King Scholars Program: Several $1,000 scholarships awarded. Directed toward high school seniors who work part-time (minimum of 10 hours per week or 40 weeks per year). Minimum GPA 2.5. Financial need is a consideration. Must participate in community service. One Loveland High School senior who applies and meets the criteria will be awarded a $1,000 scholarship. For complete details and to apply please visit the Burger King Scholars Program site.

2/1 (multiple deadlines, the earliest being 2/1) Daughters of the American Revolution (National): Multiple scholarships available for students majoring in Political Science, History, Government, Economics, Nursing, or Occupational Therapy. Please visit the DAR website to view all scholarships and complete application details.  Requires letter of sponsorship from local chapter. Please see Ms. Daniels in the LHS Career Center for complete details including chapter information.

2/1 National Wild Turkey Federation Conservation Scholarships: Senior pursuing a degree in natural resources, wildlife management or agriculture. Based on academic and community involvement. Must demonstrate leadership skills and involvement in clubs or organizations related to conservation. In addition, each recipient must show a vested interest in preserving the hunting heritage. For complete details, please click here to view the application.

2/1 PAVE (promoting alternatives to violence through education): Scholarship for students who have survived and triumphed over physical, emotional or sexual abuse. Essay and 2 letters of recommendation are required.  This scholarship is not academically or financially based.  For complete details and to apply, please click here.

2/1 Society of Women Engineers (Rocky Mountain Section): At least one $500 scholarship will be awarded to a Colorado and/or Wyoming female high school senior who has been accepted for enrollment in a college or university that has an ABET accredited curriculum leading to a degree in engineering or computer science in fall 2010. For complete details on eligibility and to apply please click here.

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2/2 Jabaily Community Service Scholarship: Requires an essay outlining community service (showing commitment and compassion for others) and outlining future plans. Two letters of recommendation are required.  Please click here to print a copy of the application.

2/10 KFC Colonel’s Scholars Program will be awarding scholarships in the amount of up to $5,000 per year (up to a total of $20,000) for high school seniors with financial need who plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree in the state in which they reside.  Must have minimum 2.75 GPA.  Must complete application and personal questionnaire.  Applications are available beginning December 1, 2009 at www.kfcscholars.org.

2/11 National Peace Essay Contest: Students write an essay about non-violent civic action based on international examples. Scholarships: (1) $10,000, (1) $5,000, (1) $2,500, (Up to 53) $1,000. 9-12 graders may enter. See www.usip.org/ed/npec for application and further details on the contest.

2/12 Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association Scholarships: Nine scholarships totaling $8,000. Can be used at any U.S. college by high school seniors and undergraduate students. Parents must be customers of PVREA. GPA 3.0 or higher & ACT 22 or SAT 950. Letter stating personal achievements & career goals. Two letters of recommendation. For complete details and to apply, please see their webiste at: http://www.pvrea.com/community/scholarships/index.html.

2/15 USA Funds Access to Education: Scholarships in the amount of $1500 awarded to students. The adjusted Gross Family Income must be $ 35,000 or less, 50% of scholarships will go to minority or disabled students. For complete details and to apply, please visit the USA Funds Access to Education web site.

2/15 Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation: Must be a student who has lost a parent due to breast cancer.  Student must have a minimum 2.8 GPA, plan to attend a state supported school in the state in which they permanently reside.   Judged on financial need, essay, letters of reference, community involvement, and academic achievements. For complete details and to apply, please visit the Komen website by clicking here.

2/15 Cargill Community Scholarship Program: A total of three hundred fifty (350) $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to high school seniors nationwide.  Scholarship award decisions are based on academic achievement and leadership in extracurricular and civic activities.  For complete details and to apply, please visit their website by clicking here.

2/15 Oh the Places You’ll Go Scholarship Program: Scholarship is based on student who “values limitless possibilities that education can offer.” Student must be a 12th grader who will graduate in 2010. Essay required for submission for judging of award. Applications with complete details are available in the LHS Career Center. Click here for the web site

2/15 Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund: Student must be Asian or Pacific Islander as reported on the US Census, must have a minimum of a 2.7 GPA, and be entering a two or four year school for the first time the following academic year. For complete details and to apply, please visit their website by clicking here.

2/15 Best Buy @ 15 Scholarship Program: Scholarship is available to students in grades 9-12 who have solid grades and involvement in volunteer community service. One thousand scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each will be awarded. For complete details and to apply, please visit their website by clicking here.

2/15 National Commission for Cooperative Education Scholarship Program: One hundred seventy (170) $6,000 scholarships awarded. For students who have applied and been accepted to Drexel University, Johnson and Wales University, Keterring University, Pace University, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of Cincinnati, University of Toledo, Wentworth Institute of Technology. Minimum high school cumulative GPA of 3.5 and a 500 word essay. For complete details and to apply please visit the Cooperative Education website.

2/16 Hispanic College Fund: U.S. Citizen of hispanic background. 3.0 or higher GPA. Multiple scholarships available in various amounts. For complete list of scholarships available, details, and applications, please visit their website by clicking here.

2/16  McDonald's HACER Scholarship: High school senior with at least one parent who is of Hispanic heritage. Must be enrolled in and attending a 2 year or 4 year college or vocational/technical school in the fall and taking a full-time academic course of study. Academic achievement, financial need, personal essay, community involvement, and letter of recommendation.  For complete details and to apply, please visit: http://rmhc.org/assets/FINALRMHCHACERAPPLICATION20092010.pdf

2/19 BBB/Rotary Ethics Scholarship Award: One $5,000 scholarship to awarded to a student during their 11th or 12th grade year to be used at a post secondary educational institution.  Application, 1500-2000 word essay, and brief biographical sketch are required to apply for this scholarship. All application materials must be turned in to Ms. Daniels in the counseling office or career center no later than February 19. For complete details and an application, please visit their website by clicking here.

2/26 Junior Achievement – Rocky Mountain, Inc. (JA) is offering four-year college scholarships to four graduating seniors. These scholarships will only be awarded to students in Colorado who have participated in JA during high school.  The scholarship can be applied to most accredited colleges and universities in the United States. Each scholarship is $2,000 per year, renewable for up to four years, totaling $8,000 possible per recipient. For complete details please click here for the application.

2/26 County Sheriff’s of Colorado Scholarship: One $500 scholarship for a Larimer County resident. Any permanent legal resident of a Colorado (in participating counties), who plans to enroll in a vocational training program or institution of higher learning in the state of Colorado as a full- or part-time student for the 2010-11 school year is eligible.  One $500 scholarship recipient will also be chosen for an additional $1,000 scholarship.  For complete details and an application, please click here to visit the County Sheriff’s of Colorado website.

2/26 American Cancer Society Survivor Scholarship: The ACS awards $2500 scholarships to students who were diagnosed with cancer before the age of 21 and plan to attend an accredited 2- year, 4 year, or vocational school full time in the fall. Must be a permanent legal resident of a Colorado. For complete details and an application, please click here.

2/26 CORE "Que Llueva Cafe" Scholarship: CORE is awarding scholarships of $500-$1,000 to Chicano/Latino students whose residence is not documented in the United States. Must plan to attend an accredited 2- year, 4 year, or vocational school full time in the fall and demonstrate academic promise. For complete requirements, details, and an application, please click here.

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3/1 American Chemical Society Scholars Program: Designed to help minority students who are interested in studies in chemistry, biochemistry, chemical engineering or chemically related fields and who show financial need. Awards of up to $2,500 for entering college freshman are given. For complete details and to apply, please visit their website by clicking here.

3/1 CESDA Scholarship: Various $1,000 scholarships. First generation, member of an underrepresented ethnic or racial minority, and/or show financial need. Must be citizen or permanent resident and enroll at a 2 or 4-year Colorado college or university. Must have a 2.8 GPA or higher. Committee will consider leadership, community service, academics, personal & professional accomplishments, personal attributes, special abilities, academic goals and financial need. Visit the CESDA web site for more information.

3/1 Colorado County Clerks Association Presidential Scholarship: $500 scholarships. Minimum 3.25 GPA or higher. Community involvement; interest in government, business or political science. FInancial need. For complete details and an application, please click here.

3/1 Colorado Mason's Benevolent Fund Scholarship: Up to $7,000 annually/renewable for up to 4 years. Must attend an accredited institution of higher learning in Colorado. Write a personal letter addressing future goals and objectives, financial need, and why you should be selected. Interview with local Masonic Lodge member must be completed prior to deadline. Leadership, scholastic achievement, initiative, family background and related financial need. Four letters of recommendation. Please see Ms. Daniels in the Career Center for an application and complete details.

3/1 National Association of Women in Construction (Metro Denver) Scholarship:
NAWIC Metro Denver is offering awards of up to $1,000 to female and male students pursuing a degree in the construction field and attending a Colorado university, college, or trade school.  For complete details and an application, please click here.

3/1 Phi Delta Kappa Prospective Educator Scholarship: Open to seniors pursuing a career in education. Essay is required.  For complete details, requirements, and an application, please click here

3/1 SACHS Foundation Scholarships: For Black (African-American) Colorado residents only. GPA and financial need are considered. Visit the SACHS web site: for information and applications.

3/1-Deadline extended to April 1-Innovative Governance Scholarship: Two $2500 scholarships to outstanding high school seniors who are residents of Larimer County, Colorado in furthering their education at a university, college, junior college, or technical institution. Selection will be based on the following: Quality of completed application, 3.25 GPA Minimum,Community involvement with demonstrated leadership skills, Educational goals and achievements, Financial need/hardship.  For complete details and an application, please click here.

3/5 Loveland and Thompson Valley Rotary Art Scholarship: A total of 3 scholarships (one $3,000 and two $2,000 scholarships) for seniors who plan to pursue a postsecondary education and career in the arts.  A 250 word essay explaining why a career in art is desired, goals, and school planning to attend.  For complete details and an application, please see Miss Daniels in the LHS Career Center.

3/5 SAMMY Award Program "Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year": $7500 college scholarship/weekend in Washington, DC in June; opportunity to be pictured in a special Milk Mustache ad in USA TODAY and other national publications. Students are allowed and encouraged to nominate themselves. Judging will be based on four criteria: academic performance, athletic excellence, leadership and community service. For complete details and to apply, please click here to visit their website.

• Amos Allard Memorial Scholarship:  Emphasis placed on the student’s citizenship and involvement with worthwhile community and high school activities. ($500)
  Anonymous Scholarships: Financial need, preference given to in-state college bound students. (varies from $5,000 – $8,000) 
  Big Thompson Kiwanis Club: Financial need; preference given to students planning to major in early childhood education. ($1,000)
  Big Thompson Kiwanis Club Key Club Scholarship:  Student active in LHS Key Club; service to community and participation in the club are required to apply for this scholarship. ($1,000)
  Chris Rael Memorial Scholarship:  Well rounded Loveland High student active in sports and extracurricular activities.  GPA is not a consideration. ($1,000)
  David Bailey Rotary Scholarship:  Financial need, high G.P.A., promising student. ($2,000)
  Kiwanis Club of Loveland: Financial Need, community oriented, GPA/Class Rank/School service.  Student planning to major in a career in public service. ($750)
  Larimer County Bar Association Scholarship: Financial need, reside in Larimer County, interest in study of law, our system of government, debate or other similar law related educational activities 1 to 2 scholarships awarded, 2 years from date of high school graduation to use
  Loveland Lions Club:  Financial need.  Good student with desire to attend college. (3 @ $1,000)
  Lucille Erwin Scholarship: Financial need, GPA and extra-curricular activities considered ($1,000 but may vary)
  Mary C. Malloy Scholarship:  LHS or TVHS student who demonstrates academic prowess and financial need. Must have at least a 3.0 GPA. FAFSA is required for this application  Renewable. ($1,000)
  McKee Medical Center Auxiliary:  Student planning to major in a health career.  Financial need and GPA considered. ($1,500 to $5,000)
  Neil and Catherine Hamilton Scholarship (Loveland Golden K Kiwanis):  Preference given to students who need financial assistance.  Academic, extracurricular and out of school activities.  GPA is not a primary consideration. (Amount varies.)
  New Friendships Club:  Financial need, GPA, extracurricular activities considered. ($500)

• Philanthropic Educational Organizations  (PEO):  Female applicants
                     Chapter L  (Hannah Vorreiter Scholarship): GPA, extra-curricular and church involvement, preference given to Cottey College students ($500)
                     Chapter GU: Financial need ($250)
                     Chapter FL:  Financial need, GPA, preference given to Cottey College students ($1,000)
                     Chapter DR: ($1,000)  Financial need, GPA, service learning, going to an in-state school
                     Chapter HP: ($500)
  Road Knights Scholarship:  Pursuing a career in the automotive industry ($1,000)
  Rotary Club:  Financial Need (2@ $8,000)
  Sierra Marie Krizman Memorial Scholarship: Student continuing education toward a career in teaching;
  must have received or plan to receive meningitis vaccination.  Extracurricular activities and GPA considered.  ($500 to $1,000)
  Ted and Mable Thompson Scholarship:  Financial need, initiative, potential.  GPA is not a factor. Number varies. (Amount varies from $500 to $2,000)

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3/12 PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays): Self identify as GLBT or as a supporter. Completed application, letter of reference, essay, transcript, and release form are required to apply. For complete details and to apply, click here.

3 /12 Colorado School of Mines E-Day: A total of 3 four-year full tuition scholarships for engineering students. Must have applied and been granted admission to CSM by the deadline date. Factors include extracurricular activities, athletics, ACT/SAT scores, awards, work experience, and written essay.  For complete details and to apply, please visit, their website by clicking here.

3/15 Colorado Garden Show Scholarship: Four year full ride scholarship for one graduating senior who will attend a public Colorado college or university and major in horticulture or other related field (must be approved by the Colorado Garden Show). For complete eligibility details and an application please see Ms. Daniels in the counseling office or Career Center.

3/15 Colorado Society of Mayflower Descendants: Two $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to high school seniors planning to attend any accredited college, university, or vocational institution. Must be a citizen of Colorado and the United States. Applicants are not required to have a Mayflower ancestor. Essay required on given topic. To view the application and complete details, please visit their scholarship web site.

3/15 Colorado Mason's Vocational Grant: One time grant of up to $3,000 used for a vocational training program within the State of Colorado. Write a personal letter addressing future goals and objectives, financial need, and why you should be selected. Interview with local Masonic Lodge member must be completed prior to deadline. Four letters of recommendation required.  Please see Ms. Daniels in the Career Center or counseling office for complete details. Applications for this scholarship may be obtained in the LHS Career Center scholarship file drawer. 

3/15 Latin American Education Foundation: Academic achievement, financial need, leadership and community involvement, letters of recommendation, personal essay and interview, CO resident, Hispanic heritage and/or actively involved in the Hispanic community, accepted to an accredited college, university or vocational school, minimum 3.0 GPA. The goal of the LAEF scholarship is to award funds to qualified students who are members of or who have demonstrated a commitment to the Hispanic community. For complete details and an application, please visit their website by clicking here.

3/15 National Council For Jewish Women Scholarship Program (Colorado Section): Must be a Colorado resident Jewish female at least 16 years of age who will attend an accredited post secondary school in the fall of 2010 and spring of 2011.  For complete eligibility details please see Ms. Daniels in the counseling office or Career Center. Applications for this scholarship may be obtained in the LHS Career Center scholarship file drawer. 

3/15 Colorado Young Farmers Educational Association: Student must be enrolled full time at a Colorado junior/community college, university or college majoring in Agricultural Education working toward teacher certification. Visit the CYFEA web site for more information

3/15 Kohl's Kids Who Care: Kohl’s is awarding multiple $1,000 and $9,000 scholarships for students who have had a positive, above and beyond impact on their communities. Students ages 6-18 care eligible, but will be divided into two groups (6-12 &13-18). Students may not apply, directly, but rather are required to be nominated.  Please see your counselor or Ms. Daniels if you are interested in being considered for nomination.  For complete details, please visit their website by clicking here.

3/15 King Buick Pontiac GMC Scholarship : Local scholarship. Each participating high school in Loveland will have one $500 scholarship recipient (as along as all qualifications are met). Must have 3.75 or higher GPA during senior year or 3.5 or higher cumulative GPA, participate in at least one school related event after school hours, complete essay, and complete application. For complete details and to apply, please visit the King Buick Pontiac Website.

3/15 Stephen T. Marchello Scholarship Foundation: Scholarship of up to $2500 to a student who has survived childhood cancer and is pursuing higher education. Renewable for four years. For complete details and to apply, please click here.

3/15 National Association of Women in Construction: $1,000 offered to both male and female students of Colorado schools pursuing education in a construction-related field. Please visit THE NAWIC WEBSITE for application and complete details.

3/17 Loveland Photographic Society Scholarship: One $500 scholarship for a graduating Thompson R2-J high school senior who will attend a two or four year college or university in the fall of 2010 and who will major or minor in photography.    Student must have a minimum 2.8 GPA, 500-600 word essay outlining how photography will be used in your career, and submission of two  photographic images.  For complete details and tp print an application, please click here. Your application MUST BE TURNED IN TO MS. DANIELS BY 3/17.

3/19 Chris Lewis-Hastings Memorial Scholarship: The Chris Lewis-Hastings Memorial Scholarship is a scholarship in honor of a former Loveland High graduate. The $1,000 award will be given to a female senior at LHS. Qualifications include high academic achievement, extracurricular participation, and community involvement. For complete details and an application, please click here.

3/19 Independent Bankers of Colorado: Student must have a 3.0 GPA or above and be accepted at a Colorado college or university as a full-time student (junior or community colleges qualify). Student or their parents must have an account at IBC Member bank for at least six months. Please click here to view the list of banks to determine if your bank is an IBC Member. For complete details and an application, please click here.

3/19 Loveland-Berthoud Assoc. of Realtors Vocational Scholarship: Plan to attend Community College or Vocational/Technical School. Judged on demonstrated promise for future career path chosen. Involvement in community or school activities required.  Completed application must be turned in to Ms. Daniels in the career center or counseling office by March 19.  For an application and complete details, please click here.

3/20 Ayn Rand Anthem Annual essay Contest for 9th & 10th Graders: First prize $1,000 Cash, 10 second prizes of $200; 20 third prizes $100. Visit the web site: www.aynrand.org.

3/26 Associated Builders and Contractors Scholarship: Must be studying a construction related field such as engineering, construction management, or trades (including but not limited to: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, masonry and carpentry). Up to four $1,000 awards. Can be either a certificate or degree program. Minimum 2.0 GPA. US citizen.  For complete details and an application, please click here. 

3/26 American Society of Military Comptrollers: The Mile High Chapter of of ASMC are awarding two $1500 scholarships to graduating seniors who plan to attend college to study accounting or financial management. Each school is limited to 2 student nominations. Please see Ms. Daniels in the Career Center or counseling office for complete details and to be considered for nomination for this scholarship.

3/26 Loveland Contractor's Scholarship: Scholarship for a student pursuing career in the Construction Industry including: welding, auto mechanics, equipment operator, plumbing, construction management, electrical or other related fields. This scholarship is not directed or limited to an institution of "higher education" per se; students who choose to enroll in a vocational school or similar institution are equally qualified (for example, Aims Community College, Front Range Community College, etc.).  Please click here for the application.

3/26 Philomatheon Club Scholarship: Scholarships vary in amount from $200-$1500.  For students pursuing a 2-year degree/certificate program and/or vocational or technical training.  Must be Loveland or Berthoud resident, demonstrate financial need.  For complete details and an application, please click here.

3/31 Association of Government Accountants Community Service Scholarship: Must be majoring in a field related to financial management (i.e. accounting, auditing, budgeting, economics, finance, electronic data processing, information resources management, and public administration). Scholarship based on community service contributions, letter of recommendation from community service organization, essay, and academic achievement.  For complete details and to apply, please click here.

3/31 Colorado Education Association Ethnic Minority Scholarship: Four $1000 scholarships to ethic minority, high school seniors whose parent or legal guardian is a member of the Colorado Education Association. For complete details and an application, please click here.

3/31 Janice M. Scott Scholarships:  The Janice M. Scott Memorial Scholarship fund will be awarding a total of six $2500 scholarships in memory of Janice M. Scott who was a victim of 9/11. Seniors with a 2.5 or higher GPA going to an accredited 4 yr. college with leadership and who have demonstrated leadership abilities through participating in community services, extracurricular or other activities are encouraged to apply.  For complete details please click here.

3/31 Pinnacol Foundation: Applicant must be the natural, adopted, or step-child of a worker killed or permanently injured in a work-related accident or by an occupational disease during the course of employment with a Colorado based employer. For complete details and an application please visit the Pinnacol Foundation web site.

3/31 US Bank Internet Scholarship Program will award 40-$1,000 scholarships through a random drawing.  Must be part of the US Bank No Fee Education Loan Program to be eligible to apply for the scholarship.  For more information, you may visit their site at:  www.usbank.com/scholarships then click on paying for college, then click on scholarships, then click on US Bank Internet Scholarship Program.

4/1 Alpha Delta Kappa (Loveland-Berthoud Chapter): $1,000 scholarship to senior or college student planning on earning a degree in education and has a high potential for becoming an excellent teacher. For complete details and an application, please click here.

4/1 The Colorado Association of Wheat Growers (CAWG) Scholarship: TThis is a one time $1,000 scholarship for a graduating senior beginning college in the same year as graduating from high school. Students planning to study an agriculturally related major are encouraged to apply. The applicant’s parent, grandparent, or legal guardian must be a current or new member of CAWG OR the applicant must be nominated by a current sponsor of CAWG.  For complete details and eligibility information, please click here for an application or visit The Colorado Association of Wheat Grower's Website.

4/1 Cardiac Kids Scholarship The Cardiac Kids chapter of the Children's Hospital is offering  a $1,000 scholarship to a student graduating from a Colorado high school who has received treatment for a Congenital Heart Defect or Acquired Heart-Related Condition. Minimum 2.0 GPA required to apply. Please click here for an application and complete details.

4/1 Larimer County Farm Bureau Academic Scholarship: Student or parent must be a member of Larimer County Farm Bureau. $1,000 for any agricultural accredited program in trade school, junior college, college or university. Link to the Larimer County FBA scholarship.

4/1 Longs Peak Credit Union: $500 - Must be a member of Longs Peak Credit Union to apply. Personal letter, picture, transcript, three letters of recommendation.

4/1 Kristi Visocky Memorial Scholarship: Two-thousand dollar ($2,000) Scholarship for female pursuing post high school education at a community college, vocational or trade school. Essay, letters of recommendation, and financial statement are required. For complete details and an application, please click here. For the academic achievement worksheet, please click here.

4/2 Alpha Nu/Delta Kappa Gamma International: This scholarship is for a graduating senior who is planning a career in education. Biography, personal reference, and 2 letters of professional recommendation are required. For complete details and an application, please click here.

4/2 Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Program: A federally funded program to promote student excellence and achievement and to recognize exceptionally able students who show promise of continued academic excellence. These $1500 scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit each year for up to 4 years of study at an institution of higher education for undergraduates' study only. Applicants must be US citizens, resident of Colorado, minimum GPA of 3.8, ACT score of 31 and above or an SAT score of 2040 and above. Please see your counselor if you meet the criteria and are interested in being considered for this scholarship.

4/2 "Quality Teachers for All" Colorado Partnership: For students planning to attend a Colorado school and enter the teaching field. Essay, letters of recommendation, needs statement all required. Upon graduation student will be required to teach in a "high-need" school for a period of time.

4/4 Front Range Community College Foundation Scholarships: There are many scholarships totaling $150,000 to be awarded to 100 students for the 2010-2011 academic year.  Please click here for complete details outlining the application process.

4/4 RBC Dain Rauscher Scholarship Fund: Exceptional Achievement in one or more areas (arts, athletics, comm. Service, leadership, academics, etc.) 3.75 or above GPA OR Top 5% of class OR ACT 26 or SAT 1200. Must have letter of acceptance from accredited college, university or technical/vocational school.

4/5 Colorado State Fair Fiesta Queen Pageant Scholarship: The Colorado State Fair Fiesta Committee will award multiple scholarships to female students of Hispanic descent.  Must be a Colorado resident with a minimum GPA of 3.0.  For complete details and an application, please click here.

4/5 Sharrie Olsen Scholarship: $1000 Scholarship for a graduating high school senior pursuing 2 year, 4 year, or vocational post secondary education. Must have been a high school school swim team participant all four years, Loveland Swim Club participant any four years of life, 2.5 GPA or higher. For complete details and an application, please click here.

4/10 Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM) National Scholarship Competition : These scholarships are awarded to a total of 6 students (totaling $150,000 for all 6) who show talent in Fashion and Design, Visual Communication, Interior Design, Digital Media, Fashion Merchandising, or Graphic Design. 1 year scholarship to attend FIDM in California. See Miss Daniels in the Career Center for details or visit the FIDM web site to request scholarship entry information.

4/11 Thompson Education Association Scholarship: three letters of recommendation, transcript and personal letter. One parent or guardian must be a full member of TEA/CEA/NEA or a Local Support Person of TEA.

4/13 Rhonda Zollner Martinez: Three or more grants of $2000 will be awarded. Priority will go to students who have diabetes and desire to study some facet of medicine. All applications and supporting materials must be turned in to Ms. Daniels in the counseling office by April 13, 2010.
For complete details and an application, please click here.

4/14 GEMS (Gender Equity in Math and Science of Colorado): Female only ~ Top 10% of senior class, exceptional in both math and science with demonstrated leadership. See Math or Science teacher for application.

4/15 Alexander Foundation Applicants must be gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgendered, reside in Colorado and be accepted or enrolled in an accredited Colorado institution of higher education. The applicant must also demonstrate financial need. Visit the Alexander Foundation Scholarship page.

4/15 Colorado USSSA Girl's Fast-pitch: Must have played three years of USSSA fast-pitch, requires an essay.

4/15 Cibrowski Family Foundation: University of Denver & Colorado School of Mines/Scholarships for Engineering and/or Chemistry Students. One scholarship for $2,500 at D.U. and one for $600 at CSM. Academic achievements, community involvement, work ethics, letters of recommendation, possible interview during selection process. For more complete details and an application, please see Ms. Daniels in the LHS Career Center or counseling office.

4/15 Colorado Association of Legal Support Staff: One $1,000 scholarship for a student who has declared a legal field as major or enrolled in a legal program for secretary, court reporter, legal assistant, paralegal, or pre-law concentration. Must be a full-time student, based on financial need. For complete details and an application, please click here.

4/15 Colorado Masonic Career & Technical Education Scholarship: $1,000 one-time scholarship. Must enroll in a career and technical education program at a public or private college, trade and/or business school, or similar school in the State of Colorado. Must demonstrate financial need. 2 letters of reference.

4/15 The Fountainhead Annual Essay Contest for 11th & 12th graders: First prize $10,000; 5 second prizes of $2,000; 10 third prizes $1,000. Web site: www.aynrand.org

4/15 Loveland Music Guild: Students planning to major in music, drama, dance, teaching. Auditions & interviews will be held in April.

4/15 Spence Reese Scholarship (Boys & Girls Clubs of San Diego): Must be a male intending to study in the areas of medicine, engineering, law or political science. Judged on academic standing, financial ability and potential for good citizenship. Finalists must attend an interview in San Diego. Travel expenses will be reimbursed. *Note: the deadline date is a "received by" date.

4/15 Colorado Weed Management Association Scholarship: Financial assistance & recognition to seniors who have demonstrated an interest in weed management and are planning to major in agriculture, natural resource management, botany, range management or a related field. Must attend a 2 or 4 -year Colorado college/university. Min. 2.5 cumulative GPA, essay, two letters of recommendation, official transcript.

4/16 Mikkelson Foundation: Excel in math or science, interested in the study of engineering, science or math. $2,000 award for four years.

4/21 CSU Delta Chi Faternity: A $1000 scholarship designated for non Greek, freshman males with strong academic performance, community involvement, and leadership potential. An interview will be required.

4/23 Karl J Weaver Excellence in French Scholarship: This $500 scholarship is for a graduating LHS student who has completed French III or above and have a 3.0 GPA or higher in French courses. Plan to study French beyond high school. Applications and all acompanying materials must be turned in to Loretta Martens in the counseling office by 4/23. For complete details and an application, please click here.

4/25 Donnalee Memorial Literacy Scholarship: The Donnalee Memorial Literacy Scholarship includes a $500 award and is available to graduating seniors who will continue to study literature in classes beyond high school. This scholarship is given to one student from Loveland High. Due to the Counseling Office April 25.

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5/1 Bill Martin and Tony Campman Memorial Water Environment Scholarships: Students enrolling in a 2 or 4-year college or university in Colorado, Wyoming, or New Mexico for study related to the water environment profession (biology, environmental science, engineering with an emphasis in wastewater treatment, water pollution control or environmental protection). Student must be a high school senior or a member or dependent of a RWEA member. For complete details, please visit their website at WWW.RMWEA.COM and click on "Scholarships."

5/1 Captain Al Haynes Scholarship: Senior entering the Aims Aviation program ($3,000).

5/1 Jo-Ann Own Your Look Prom Contest: Multiple scholarships available for students who make at least one person’s prom attire and an accessory with materials purchased from Jo-Ann Fabric company.  Grand prize is $50,000 cash+ $1,000 gift card to Jo-Ann fabric.  For complete contest rules, details, and to apply please visit their website by clicking here.

5/1 Healing Arts Institute Scholarship: Two $500 scholarships offered to students attending the Healing Arts Institute in Ft. Collins. Leadership qualities and financial need considered. For complete details and to apply, please view the application by clicking here.

5/ 5 The Charter Fund's Education Grant: Based on un-met financial need, copy of Income Tax required. GPA, ACT/SAT scores, recommendations, personal characteristics and potential.

5/ 8 Son's of Norwary-Stein Fjell: 3.0 or higher CPA, service to community, financial need, essay.

5/ 12 NAIA Champions of Character: Planning to attend NAIA college, needs essay and nomination form.

5/13 Carpe Diem Foundation: Excellence in academics, leadership and community. Priority given if parent(s) are or have been employed in education, government, social service, health, justice and/or fine arts.

5/15 American Pride Co-op - Cole Kugel Scholarship: One $1,500 scholarship and two $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to any course of study in agribusiness or home economics, leading to an associate arts or bachelors degree in any accredited junior or senior college in the state of Colorado. Applicants parents must hold a membership and qualify as active patrons of the American Pride Co-op. Please see Ms. Daniels in the LHS Career Center for complete details and an application.

5/ 15 Society of Women Engineers National Scholarship: Female with 3.5 GPA or above and majoring in Engineering or Computer Science.

5/ 15 SOMOS Scholarship Fund: (A resource organization at US WEST). The purpose of SOMOS is to promote and support employee self-development and career/skills enhancement, and to act as a liaison with the Hispanic community on behalf of US WEST. Open to any student of Hispanic origin who desires to attend college. Financial need, transcript, personal letter, SAT or ACT score, two letters of reference.

5/ 19 Kit Faragher Memorial Scholarship: In honor of a victim of the Sept. 11th tragedy. Student must have a 2.5 GPA and demonstrate financial need. Also requires an essay.

5/ 30 Colorado Association of Public Employees (Harry C. Reese Scholarship): Members of CAPE and their families are eligible or student may be sponsored by a member of CAPE. Must have a minimum 2.5 GPA. Applications for membership and scholarship may be found at www.ecape.net.

5/31 Al's Formalwear: Two $1,000 scholarships will be awarded. Essay required. For complete details nad to apply, please visit the Al's Formalwear web site.

5/31 Spine Education and Research Institute: Students must attend a Colorado school pursuing a degree in medical or life sciences.