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Carrie B. Hines Endowment Scholarship

Carrie B. Hines Endowment Scholarship

Applicable For:

High School Students , Undergraduate Students

Max Award Amount:

$10,000

Application Deadline:

10/02/2024
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About This Scholarship

To encourage Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saginaw County members to devote their time to helping people in need and pursue higher education at Ferris State University, the Carrie B. Hines Endowment Scholarship was established. Before graduating from high school, applicants must be at least two years involved with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saginaw County, complete at least 20 hours of volunteer work at a Veterans Health Administration hospital or clinic, identify as a member of a racial minority, and maintain a 2.0 GPA. (If the student does not meet all of the aforementioned prerequisites, consult the website for additional eligibility requirements.)

Eligibility Criteria For Carrie B. Hines Endowment Scholarship

Here are some common eligibility criteria that may be applicable to this scholarship program:

  • Field of Study: The scholarship may be open to students pursuing any field of study or it may be limited to specific areas such as healthcare, social work, education, or community service-related fields.
  • Academic Performance: Most scholarships require applicants to have a certain minimum grade point average (GPA) or academic standing. The specific GPA requirements can vary, but generally, a strong academic record is considered favorable.
  • Demonstrated Service: A scholarship for helpers may prioritize applicants who have a track record of community service, volunteer work, or other forms of assisting others. It may be important to highlight your involvement in organizations, initiatives, or projects that demonstrate your commitment to helping others.
  • Essay or Personal Statement: Many scholarship applications require an essay or personal statement where applicants can express their motivation, experiences, and future goals related to helping others. It is an opportunity to showcase your passion, dedication, and the impact you hope to make.
  • Letters of Recommendation: Some scholarships may ask for letters of recommendation from individuals who can attest to your character, abilities, and commitment to service. These letters typically come from teachers, mentors, or supervisors who have observed your involvement in community work.

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