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Due 5/1/22 This scholarship is to provide monetary support for immigrant students pursuing higher education
Pearl Hull Falk Scholarship for University of Iowa
$5,000, Due 5/2/22
Applicants must be...
*Of Protestant faith *resident of State of Iowa *full-time student of U of I in 2023-24 school year
2022 Robert D. Blue Scholarship
Due 5/10/22 Application Process The application is only accepted online.
*Before beginning the application process, it is recommended to have the following available to you:
- Transcripts: high school and/or higher education
- Federal tax return(s): If you are claimed as a dependent, your parent’s or guardian’s return(s). If you are not claimed as a dependent, you and your spouses’ return(s)
- Awards/Grants: Statement of awards/grants you will receive from the college financial aid office
- Recommendations: The name and addresses of two people, other than family members, that are willing to write a letter of recommendation on your behalf
- Essay: an original 500-word essay on the topic described above
While the application is only accepted online, the following must be submitted by mail after completing the application:
- Signed signature page: This will be generated after completing the application
- Two letters of recommendation
- Award letter from the college: If the student is not receiving financial aid, please submit a letter from the college stating financial aid will not be granted
- Transcript(s): High school and college if student is currently attending college
Documentation should be mailed to: Michael L. Fitzgerald Treasurer of State Robert D. Blue Scholarship State Capitol Building Des Moines, IA 5031
$1,000, Due 5/30/22
Students who have experienced personal challenges that may not have allowed them to perform well academically, but who still have the drive to succeed.
Examples of personal challenges include, but are not limited to:
- medical issues
- peer issues: bullying, change of school, minority status, etc.
- family issues: divorce, death, lack of income, homelessness, foster care, abuse, etc
When in doubt, students are encouraged to apply; this scholarship is meant to be inclusive.