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SVCF Hazel Reed Baumeister Scholarship Program

SVCF Hazel Reed Baumeister Scholarship Program

Applicable For:

Undergraduate Students

Max Award Amount:

$5,000

Application Deadline:

28/02/2024
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About This Scholarship

Through the Trust of Mrs. Hazel Reed Baumeister, a longstanding resident of Burlingame, the Hazel Reed Baumeister Scholarship Programme was created in 2001. From 1933 to 1939, Mrs. Baumeister, a business school graduate, served as Nevada Senator Pat McCarran’s private executive secretary. The award, which was created in her honor, is intended to aid highly accomplished high school graduates who would be unable to continue their study without financial support. The selection committee considers academic promise, demonstrated persistence in extracurricular activities, the quality of the personal statement, and individual traits like honesty, sound judgement, and a desire to give back to the community.

Eligibility Criteria For SVCF Hazel Reed Baumeister Scholarship Program

Here are some factors that may be considered:

  • Academic Performance: Scholarships for academically needy individuals typically require applicants to demonstrate academic potential or achievement. This can include maintaining a minimum GPA, meeting certain grade level requirements, or showing improvement in academic performance.
  • Field of Study: Some scholarships may be limited to specific fields of study or academic disciplines. They may prioritize students pursuing certain majors or areas of study.
  • Personal Circumstances: Scholarships may consider personal circumstances that impact academic achievement, such as being a first-generation college student, overcoming significant challenges or adversity, or belonging to underrepresented or marginalized communities.
  • Community Involvement or Leadership: Scholarships may value applicants who have demonstrated involvement in their community, leadership skills, or participation in extracurricular activities. This can include volunteer work, clubs, organizations, or leadership roles in school or community settings.
  • Letters of Recommendation: Some scholarships may require letters of recommendation from teachers, mentors, or community leaders who can speak to the applicant’s academic potential, accomplishments, and financial need.
  • Essay or Personal Statement: Many scholarships require applicants to submit essays or personal statements where they can highlight their academic journey, challenges they have faced, and their commitment to education.

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