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Bring the Noise AAPI Student Scholarship Contest and Exhibition

Bring the Noise AAPI Student Scholarship Contest and Exhibition

Applicable For:

High School Students, Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students

Max Award Amount:

$5,000

Application Deadline:

18/03/2024
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About This Scholarship

Your path to success includes both the mental capacity to get there as well as academic development. We took into account a wide range of factors, including your everyday struggles and the significant anxieties associated with college applications, in addition to the social unrest, hate crimes, and environmental anxiety that are currently affecting our Asian American community. We chose the topic of Mental-Health Wellbeing after taking inspiration from what so many of you are openly and effectively sharing on social media.

Candidates may do one of two things: Essay, poem, spoken-word recording, or song with lyrics written in the first person

No more than 900 words (if written), 5 minutes (if a song or video), or at least one work of visual art (painting, mixed media, photography, sculpture, or video). It is possible to contribute videos.

Eligibility Criteria For Bring the Noise AAPI Student Scholarship Contest and Exhibition

Here are some general eligibility criteria that are often considered for song-related scholarships:

  • Musical Talent: Scholarship programs for songs often require applicants to demonstrate exceptional musical talent. This can include singing, songwriting, playing a musical instrument, or a combination of these skills. Applicants may need to provide recordings, videos, or live performances to showcase their musical abilities.
  • Field of Study: Song-related scholarships can be available to students pursuing various fields of study, including music, performing arts, music education, or related disciplines. Some scholarships may also be open to students pursuing non-music-related fields with a demonstrated passion for songwriting or performing.
  • Educational Level: Scholarships can be available to students at different educational levels, such as high school seniors, undergraduate students, or graduate students. The eligibility criteria may vary based on the level of education.
  • Academic Achievement: Some song-related scholarships consider academic performance as an eligibility criterion. Applicants may need to meet specific GPA requirements or demonstrate academic excellence in their previous studies.
  • Financial Need: Some song-related scholarships consider financial need as a criterion. Applicants may need to provide information about their financial circumstances, such as income statements or FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) forms.

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