Full College Scholarships to Morehouse College/FAMU/Savannah State University

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NCAA Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse 

This site will provide you with information about initial-eligibility at NCAA Division I and II member colleges and universities.

The Clearinghouse serves three main constituent groups: prospective student-athletes, high school administrators, and NCAA member institutions.  All member Division I and II colleges and universities  must register through the Clearinghouse to establish eligibility.

https://www.ncaaclearinghouse.net/ncaa/NCAA/common/index.html 

Queen Latifah's Curvation
"Project Confidence" Scholarship Awards

Nominate an African-American woman who is making
contributions to her local community that build
women's confidence and self-esteem - in the areas
of education, fund-raising, self-empowerment,
volunteer work and so on.

Five (5) finalists will receive a $2,000 scholarship award
plus a trip for two to either New York or Los Angeles.

For more details, visit:
www.BlackStudents.com/opportunities/curvation.html

Full Medical Scholarship Please pass this on to any African American who may be interested in a free medical degree. Washington University in St. Louis, the Medical School, now ranked number 2 (along with Baltimore's John's Hopkins University Medical School) has scholarships to award to bright black Americans.  The students that are chosen will be awarded full tuition for 4 yrs, $30,000.00 per year plus $2,500.00 stipend. Check them out on the Web. Washington University Home page www.wustl.edu . For Complete instructions and deadlines for applying, call the office of undergraduate Admission at (800)638-0700 or (314)935-6087. To view the application and to obtain more information, you can also visit their web site at> http://admissions.wustl.edu The Ervin Scholars Program selection committee evaluates all Applications and invites finalists to Washington University for interviews in the spring. The University pays all travel and interview expenses.

John B. Ervin Scholars Program  E-mail: ervin@wustl.edu  Dorothy Elliott Associate Director John B. Ervin Scholars Program PH 314-935-7192 Fax:314-935-5875 E-mail:delliot@artsci.wstl.edu  Adrienna L. Glore, Associate Dean for Students 314-935-5040 E-mail: glore@dosa.wustl.edu Wendell B. O'Neal, Sr. Executive Director ALLIANCE OF BUSINESS LEADERS & ENTREPRENEURS (ABLE) 225 West Washington Street Suite 2209Chicago, IL 60606 312.924.0212 312.924.0213 (FAX) wbosr@ablechicago.com  www.ablechicago.com  Curtis M. Lackland South Jersey African American Chamber of Commerce> 1401 N. Main Street
Pleasantville, New Jersey  08232 609-646-7054   Fax.609-646-4330

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Opportunities at Mayo Clinic--Rochester for Minority Students

There are programs at Mayo for minority students:

1.  Summer Undergraduate Research Program--Conduct research project for 10 weeks, develop technical skills, receive fellowship award of $4000.  Apply online at:  www.mayo.edu/mgs/surf.html.  Deadline for applications is Feb. 1

2.  Mayo Clinic Initiative for Minority Student Development--recent college graduates seeking one or two years research before applying to Ph.D, MD or MD-PhD programs, medical students doing summer research.  The programs that are a year long pay a salary of $21,000.  The summer program for Medical Students has a stipend of $1255/month plus $75/week for housing and up to $600 for travel.  This is an excellent opportunity to make contacts in the medical field.  

Applicants are limited to those who are considered by the AMA to be historically underrepresented in medicine and research (African American, Native American , Hispanic American) and be a US citizen or have permanent resident status.  This also has a deadline of Feb. 1.

Visit Mayo Graduate School at http://www.mayo.edu/mgs/index.html 

NAVY NROTC PROGRAM

Four-year Scholarship:
Full tuition at Morehouse College/Savannah State/ FAMU
The scholarship pays for all colleges/university educational fees
Pays for books
Subsistence allowance each academic month
Room and Board provide at Morehouse College and FAMU
Upon graduation, NROTC Scholarship Program midshipmen are commissioned as officers in Navy.

Contact me, LT. Clay, USN at 1-800-999-6289 ext 1146
Navy College Scholarships
1-800-888-6289 ext 1146
904-396-5909 ext 1146
Graduate, Morehouse College NROTC 1995

 Navy ROTC Scholarships & FAA Internship Program Summer 2004 

The Florida A&M University (FAMU) is soliciting your help in finding qualified minority candidates interested in attending FAMU or one if not the other Historically Black Colleges or Universities (Morehouse, Tuskegee   University , Norfolk State , Prairie View A. & M. University , Savannah State and Southern University) on a Navy ROTC Scholarship. 

The scholarship is called the Historically Black College Scholarship. 

The criteria for the scholarship is as follows:

1. Must be an African American or Hispanic

2. High School Senior

3. High School GPA 3.0 or better

4. SAT Score 1050 (530 verbal/520 math) or ACT score 22 (22 English/ 22 Math) 

Once information is received their applications will be screened and they will be informed if they will be submitted to Chief of Naval Education and training (CNET) for the scholarship. Prior to awarding the scholarship, a qualified applicant must pass a medical exam, paid for by the Navy. The scholarship pays for tuition, fees, books, uniforms, and a monthly stipend of $200.00. In addition if a student attends FAMU on a NROTC Scholarship, the University offers a limited number of ROOM & BOARD scholarships! The end result is that the student attends college on a FULL RIDE! 

If a student meets the above criteria he/she must mail or fax (850-561-2517) a copy of their high school transcript and SAT or ACT scores to the address below: 

Recruiting Officer, Florida A&M University , Naval ROTC Unit, 

PO Box 6508,

Tallahassee , FL 32314-6508

For questions: LT. Smith or LT. Peters @ 850-599-3980 or e-mail NROTCADV1@aol.com

There's a new tool available for African-American high school and college students, and its extremely useful. Its called  BlackStudents.com, and it's a free online newsletter that keeps students posted about new scholarships, internships, and entry-level jobs on a weekly basis.