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Scholarships

Federal Student Aid

  • FAFSA: Electronically submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). All students interested in financial aid for college will need to complete this form.  Check with the school counselor for upcoming FAFSA Nights.
  • Deadlines vary from school to school and state to state, but it is suggested too have it done by the end of February of your senior year.
  • Need help with your FAFSA? Call 1-800-FED-AID (Monday-Friday 6AM-10PM, Saturday 6AM-4PM)
  • FSA ID: A username and password has replaced the Federal Student Aid PIN and must be used to log in certain U.S. Department of Education websites. Your FSA ID confirms your identity when you access your financial aid information and electronically sign Federal Student Aid documents. If you do not already have an FSA ID you can create one when logging into fafsa.gov.
  • Some scholarships require you to complete community service.  Here is a form that you can use to document your hours as well have the person who supervised sign off on those hours. HEM Community Service log sheet.

Local / State Scholarships

  Scholarships Amount Due Date
  Local Scholarships    
  Hanna Garden Club Scholarship $500 April 25th
  Heart of Hanna Scholarship $500 April 25th
  Dirt Diggers Garden Club Scholarship $500 April 30th
  Sam Runyan Business Pathways Scholarship $1000 May 1st
  HEM Booster Scholarship $250 May 1st
  Lasting Legacy Scholarship $500 May 10th
  Harry Baxter Shields Story and Scholarship HEM Staff elects one winner $1000 May 10th
  Carbon County Scholarships    
  Wyoming Community Foundation Various Various times
  US State Senate Scholarship $10,000 Oct 3rd
  Miss Carbon County   Jan 25th
  Carbon Power & Light (Must get your electric from Carbon Power)   Feb 3rd
  Tri-State Scholarship (Must get your electric from Carbon Power)   Feb 3rd
  Basin Electric (Must get your electric from Basin Electric)   Mar 1st
  Rocky Mountaineers Scholarship $1500 Mar 9th
  Memorial Hospital of Carbon County Scholarship 4-$500 Mar 15th
  High Plains Power Inc. Scholarship     (must get electricity from High Plains Power) $1000 Mar 17th
  Rebecca McDaniel Memorial Scholarship 1-$500 Apr 1st
  Kristi Barkhurst 4H Memorial Scholarship   Apr 1st 
  Carbon County 4H Foundation Scholarship (muliple scholarship opportunities) various Multiple times
  Carbon County Stock Growers Association              Must have a paid member as an immediate family member to apply. Amount will be determined Apr 1st
  Valley Service Organization VSO $500 Apr 3rd
  Tyler Nuhn Scholarship  Two Scholarships: 1-student with Type 1 Diabetes and 1 regular scholarship   Apr 4th
  Casey McKee LCCC Scholarship   Apr 15th
  Steve Wilcoxson/Platte Valley Auto Club Scholarship $500 Apr 15th
  Carbon County Farm Bureau Member/Non-Member Scholarship 2-$500-$750 Apr 15th
  Bank of Commerce Future Community Leaders Scholarship 4-$500 Apr 15th
  Meridian Trust Scholarship $1000 Apr 19th
  Carbon County Commissioners Scholarships 3-$1000 + 1 renewal Apr 25th
  WREA Lineman Scholarship $3000 Apr 30th
  Soroptimist International of Rawlins Mary Quealy Award 2-$500 Apr 30th
  Rawlins Elks Lodge MVS Scholarship 2-$1500 Apr 4th
  Bank of Commerce Future Community Leaders Scholarship 4-$500 Apr 4th
  Valley Service Organization Youth Citizenship Award   $500 May15th
  Wyoming Telecommunications Association   May 15th
  Tyeler Harris Memorial Scholarship 2-$500 Through the year
  Wyoming Scholarships    
  Jack Kemp Cooke Foundation Scholarship $40,000 for 3 years Late Nov.
  Wyoming Mountain Mensa $600 Jan 18th
  Clifford C. Hach Memorial Scholarship UW Chemistry Dept $6000 Jan 19th
  American Chemical Society Scholarship Full Freshman Tuition Jan 19th
  WAO Scholarship (school will nominate one senior) $2000 March 15th
  Society of Women Engineers   Feb 1st
  Wyoming Congerence of Building Officials (WCBO) $4,000 Feb 1st
  Wyoming Trucking Association Scholarship $500-$1000 Feb 4th
  Wyoming Auctioneers Association Scholarship $500 Feb 15th
  Wyoming State 4-H Foundation multiple Feb 15th
  Wyoming FFA Scholarships   Feb 17th
  USS Wyoming/Honorable Richard M.I. Chaney Scholarship $1000 Mar 1st
  Wyoming Elks Association

multiple $1000-$2000

and Vocational Opportunities

Mar 1st
 

Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation Scholarships

Wyoming Farm Bureau Continuing Education Scholarships

$500-$1500 Mar 1st
  Wyoming Game Wardens Association Scholarship 2 per region-$1000 Mar 1st
       
       
  UW Alumni Scholarships multiple Mar 6th
       
  Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems Scholarship 2-$1000 Mar 15th
  American Chemical Society Scholarship UW entering Freshman Full resident tuition Mar 15th
  Kaiser Foundation Scholarship (school will nominate one senior) 15-$4000 per year for 4 years Mar 17th
  BP America Production Company Energy Scholarship Program eligible for $5000 Mar 30th
  Superior Student Scholarship for Western Wyoming Community College $9000 Apr 1st
  Cowboy Cole Scholarship To be determined Apr 15th
  General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Wyoming    (check to see if you are eligible) $1200 Apr 15th 
  Snowy Range Cattle Women $200 Apr 15th
  Adeline Neilson Scholarship Foundation 25 varied amount Apr 26th
  Wyoming Weed and Pest Scholarship $1000 Apr 15th
  Western Wyoming Community College Ambassador Scholarship $1000 Apri 18th
  Neil Adkins Lineworker Scholarship $1000 May 1st
       
       
  Douvas Memorial Scholarship $500 May 8th
  Elks Angels Scholarship (For a student who has lost a parent in the “War on Terror”) $1000 May 10th
  AEF of AIA Wyoming (Architecture)   May 15th
  Wyoming LDS Foundation Scholarship at the University of Wyoming   May 15th
  Glen Legler Memorial Scholarship 2-$1000 May 15th
  Distinguished Young Women Scholarship (Must apply your 11th grade year) $4800 July 31st
  Wyoming NASA Space Grant (WWCC students) $1000 Dec 5th
  All UW Scholarships are listed here   Dec 30th
  Daniels Fund   Sep 15th
  Wyoming Best of the Best Scholarship $500 July 16th
  Wyoming Girls State    
  Wyoming Boys State    
  National Scholarships    
  Wendy’s High School Heisman   Oct 1st
  AES Engineers   Oct 7th
  Horation Alger Scholarship   Oct 25th
  Coca-Cola Scholars Program   Oct 31st
  Prudential Spirit of Community Awards Program   Nov 4th
  Hagan Scholarship up to $48,000 Nov 15th
  Mike Rowe Works Scholarship for Vocational Schools Only   Spring
  AXA Achievment Scholarship   Dec 15th
  GE-Reagan Foundation multiple $10,000-$50,000 Jan 7th
  Washington Crossing Foundation multiple $500-$10,000 Jan 15th
  Ronald McDonald House Scholarship   Jan 20th
  Elks National Foundation Legacy Award   Jan 30th
  ESA Foundation Scholarship Application multiple $750-$5000 Feb 1st
  National FFA Scholarships   Feb 1st
  Buick Achievers Scholarship program   Feb 27th
  Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation   Mar 1st
  **1th Grade Scholarship**** The Coolidge Scholarship Full Tuition/Board 4 years Mar 18th
  Janice M. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund $2500 Mar 31st
  Americanism Essay Contest   Apr 1st
  iModules Scholarships mulitple Apr 1st
  Sports Unlimited Scholarship $1000 Apr 20th
  B. Davis Scholarship $1000 Apr 20th
  Salemy High School Scienetific Scholarship 2-$1000 May 31st
  Auto Accessories Garage.com College & Automotive Trade School Scholarship $1000 June 1st
  A & F Scholarship $1000 June 12th
  Horatio Alger Career Tech Scholarship $2500 June 15th
  Big Sun Athletics Scholarship $500 June 19th
  Khan Law Firm Scholarship $1000 Aug 1st
  Toptal STEM Scholarship for Women $5000 awarded each month

15th of each month


Hints for completing scholarship applications:

  1. If you meet the basic requirements for an award …..APPLY!
  2. ALWAYS include a COVER LETTER specifically tailored to the scholarship. It is suggested to include a RÉSUMÉ even if they don’t ask for one.
  3. Always read the application form completely before you starrt filling it out. Make sure that you’re complete and concise, but also creative! Many forms that are not complete are thrown out.
  4. Clearly emphasize your ambitions, goals, and what makes you DIFFERENT from other applicants – “TOOT” your horn!
  5. ALWAYS have someone proofread your letters AND applications.
  6. If you are required to send an application letter make sure they are neat AND clean! Write legibly or type the application form – it looks more professional.
  7. Keep copies of your cover letters, applications, essays, and letters of recommendations and make a list of these scholarships you applied for.
  8. NEVER become discouraged – NEVER talk yourself out of applying. You have just as good of a chance to receive the scholarship as any other applicant.
  9. There should be no reason to pay a fee to apply for a scholarship – usually scholarships asking for a fee are a hoax – don’t fall victim to this!

Additional Scholarships

  •  FastWeb!: Search Over 1.3 Mil. Scholarships Free & Easy Registration. FastWeb is the largest, most accurate and most frequently updated scholarship database. If you supply an email address, they will notify you when new awards that match your profile are added to the database. You can even submit an electronic application to some of the scholarships listed in the FastWeb scholarship database, saving you time and money. FastWeb also includes a college search and numerous other student resources. You can also check out the FastWeb Quick Reference Guide.
  • Scholarships: This site offers a free search after registration and profile development. The search results include an indication of the value of the scholarship, maximum awarded, due date and relevance to your situation as well as a way to select offerings that are placed in a "my scholarships" folder.
  • Student Scholarships: This site has an option for parents and counselors you can view some scholarships immediately OR you can register for free to search over 24,000 scholarships.
  • Scholarship Experts: They are one of the most comprehensive free online scholarship searches available to students, parents, and educators.
  • Go College: Comprehensive resource covering college admissions, financial aid, educational options, and surviving college.
  • How to Get In
  • Free4u
  • Simple Tuition – Compare loans from several different lenders.
  • Continually watch and apply for scholarships posted by your school counselor.
  • Check with the financial aid office at the college/university you plan to attend to see what available scholarships they have available early on in the year.

Need additional hel? Contact Mr. Ward.

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