AWSC Graduating High School Senior Scholarship

Here are some general factors that may be considered:

• Residency: The scholarship is typically open to graduating high school seniors who are residents of Wisconsin. The program may prioritize students who have a strong connection to the state.
• Involvement in Snowmobiling: Applicants are often expected to have a demonstrated involvement in snowmobiling. This can include active participation in snowmobile clubs, organizations, or events, volunteering for snowmobile-related initiatives, or holding leadership positions in the snowmobiling community.
• Academic Performance: Academic achievement is typically considered for scholarship selection. Applicants may be required to maintain a minimum GPA or demonstrate academic excellence through transcripts, test scores, or other academic records. 
• Personal Statement/Essay: Applicants may be asked to submit a personal statement or essay describing their passion for snowmobiling, their educational and career goals, and how the scholarship would support their aspirations.
• Recommendations: The scholarship program may require applicants to provide letters of recommendation from teachers, snowmobile club members, or individuals who can speak to their involvement in the snowmobiling community, academic abilities, and potential for success.
• Financial Need: Some scholarships consider financial need as a factor in the selection process. Applicants may be required to provide information about their family’s income, assets, and other financial circumstances. 
• Other Criteria: Additional criteria such as community involvement, leadership experience, and specific demographic considerations may also be considered for the AWSC Graduating High School Senior Scholarship.