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Eight Kamiak seniors named National Merit Scholars |
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Kamiak High School in Mukilteo has a record-high eight National Merit Scholars. Pictured (clockwise from bottom left) are Annissa Alusi, 17, Kevin Song, 17, Kurt Doten, 16, Zeke Barger, 17, Joseph Bae, 17, Mai Dang, 17, Jenny Xia, 17, and Stephanie Kinner, 17, (center). Scholarships Find some money! |
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Finding scholarships is hard work, but hopefully rewarding! To increase your odds for being selected for a scholarship, read through the document, "Strategies for Winning Scholarships." |
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Kamiak General Scholarship Form |
Application available after Winter break.
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* FREE tuition to the UW for low income students - check out the "Husky Promise!" * |
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Imagine America Scholarship and Awards Program Choose a career So many careers to choose from – where do I begin? Right here! Click here for information that will help you choose the career that is best suited to you.Pay for college Another hurdle to overcome in your search for your future career is the cost of your education. It will not be cheap, but it is a worthwhile investment in your future. Imagine America’s Scholarship Program is here to help. Click here for information about the Imagine America Scholarship Programs.Learn about our Military Award Program Imagine America is proud to announce a military scholarship program. Click here for more information about the Military Award Program!
Need a Lift? The American Legion, an organization of wartime veterans, wrote Need A Lift?, a college financial aid handbook, to spare you frustration and save you time as you plan your "after-high-school" education. While the focus of this book is to help children of deceased and disabled veterans in their pursuit of higher education, all students can benefit from the information offered. The American Legion wants to help all students go as far as they can. This handbook is filled with scholarships, grants, fee waivers, student loans, and the organizations that offer them. We've also included information to help you select a school, apply for student financial aid using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), learn about loan forgiveness, understand tax credits, and much more! Download a free copy at www.needalift.org
AnyCollege.Com is a college search engine that lists over 5,500 accredited colleges and universities in the U.S. Students may search for a college by program, school type, location, or athletic interests. Students may also sign up to win a $1,000 scholarship, drawn four times per year! With the students interests in mind, the site is free to all users and requires no registration. Go to http://www.anycollege.com and click on "Win a Scholarship" to sign up to win.
The TFS scholarship database is much larger than any other source of scholarships and best of all; it is safe for your students to use. A short presentation that explains why students should be very careful while visiting internet websites that ask for private information can be viewed at www.TuitionFundingSources.com under the "TFS Presentation" link. To register on the student login page click on "first time user". Enter the school's name (kamiak) and password (knights) and click submit. Enter the required information to create a PERSONAL username and password and click on the submit button.
FAFSA (Federal Application for Financial Student Aid)
Pacific Northwest Scholarship Guide Petersons and click on "Scholarship Search"
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