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| Eye on the future Teen video contestThis contest encourages U.S. high school students from all backgrounds to explore science through creative, short videos. Winners receive cash prizes and a trip to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) campus in Maryland for a day of science, networking, and fun. This is also an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their passion for science on their college applications. Students: submit short videos in response to one of the science-related prompts exploring science in their world, in action, or in the future. Submissions are due April 20, 2025. For more information about the contest, including the complete rules and eligibility requirements, please visit www.nei.nih.gov/EyeOnTheFuture. |
| SALLIE MAE SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH AND FAFSA GUIDE
Scholarship Search – A newly revamped tool with over 6,000 scholarships, no registration required. Students can filter by award amount, major, state, and more: sallie.com/scholarships/scholly. FAFSA Guide – A resource to help students and families navigate the FAFSA process: salliemae.com/fafsa. |
| AMERICAN VETERANS (AMVETS) DEPARTMENT OF FLORIDAThree scholarships offered. Don Rhindress JROTC candidates requires 2 years of JROTC and be a graduating high school senior. The General Scholarship requires the candidate to have completed at least one year of college from an accredited institution, and The Joseph L. Kee scholarship is for all eligible graduating high school seniors. Click to read additional eligibility requirements, due date, and application procedures. |
