2011 - 2012 College Scholarships

Indiana Scholarships | Student Grants & Scholarship Funds | CICF Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) is committed to college success for students through the power of scholarships. Our Scholarship Program makes awards that are impactful and often renewable to increase students’ chances of academic and financial success. Every year, the need for scholarships is greater than the available resources. Tuition continues to rise faster than wages and inflation, federal education aid is stagnant, and aid increasingly comes in the form of loans (that must be repaid) instead of grants. Who Can Apply The 2014 Scholarship Guidebook organizes all general scholarships into the three categories listed below to assist students in identifying scholarships for which they may be eligible. Category I: Current High School SeniorCategory II: Current College StudentCategory III: Not Currently Enrolled in High School or College The Foundation also holds scholarship funds administered by local schools, education foundations and/or other organizations.

Scholarship Information Scholarship Information The Indiana Sheriffs' Association Scholarship Fund was established for the purpose of receiving, investing and dispensing of funds to provide college scholarships to qualified students who are committed to pursuing an education and career in the law enforcement field. The Indiana Sheriffs' Association Scholarship Committee consists of the following members: (2) two sheriffs and (1) one deputy sheriff plus (1) one college or university administrator from each of the four areas of the state. Each member shall be appointed for the term of one year to serve at the pleasure of the president. The committee shall recommend the amount and number of scholarships to be awarded annually. The president of the Indiana Sheriffs' Association shall serve as chairman of the committee and the executive director of the association shall serve as the secretary by virtue of their respective positions. Download the I.S.A

Ball State University - Summer Semester During the summer semester, Ball State offers room and board for students who are enrolled in summer classes. Summer 2014: 5-Week Term Summer 2014: 10-Week Term Note: Both the 5- and 10-week terms include the room and $1 activity fee. The 15 meals per week plan provides for all meals Monday breakfast through Friday dinner, excepting holidays. The 10 meals per week plan provides for 10 meals Monday breakfast through Friday dinner, excepting holidays. Summer Housing CalendarThe residence halls will be open according to the following calendar: First Summer Session - After 9 a.m., Sunday, May 11, 2014, to 8 p.m., Friday, June 13, 2014, for those not returning for second summer session. Textbook Buyback - Textbooks For a Year Scholarship The MyBookBuyer Fall 2013 Scholarship is now closed! Fall 2013 Scholarship Topic Your topic is to select one fictional or non-fictional character whom you have read in the past, who has had a strong and positive impact to help shape who you are today. Applicant Eligibility Requirements: Essays must be between 750-1250 words. Full Official Rules * “Textbooks for a year” based on an estimate of $1,250 per year.

Registration You can now register for Teacher Fair, which is scheduled for May 2 – May 3. At Teacher Fair, school systems from across the country will be on campus to speak with teaching candidates. As part of this two-day event, you can network with the school systems in attendance. You may also have the opportunity to interview with them. Registration Instructions (Call 765-285-1522 if you need assistance.) Register by creating an account in Cardinal Career Link at Drop-in advising is offered daily in LU 220 for help with any career-related questions you may have. For a complete list of Career Center programs, click the Calendar link on our homepage.

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass