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Updated
4/24/08
Student Aid
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2008
Student Scholarship Programs
College Major/Area of Study: Medicine
Student Profile: Glendale Unified School District high school graduate
who is accepted to attend an accredited college to pursue a medical
or pre-med program. The award may be renewable.
Special Requirement: A scholarship statement on medicine must be received
with the scholarship application. If qualified, the student will be
considered for a personal interview.
Average award: $1000
Average # of awards: 1
Return to top of page for Instructions,
Application, Transcript Request and Recommendation Forms
College Major/Area of Study: Any
Student Profile: College-bound senior must reside in
La Cañada Flintridge, La Crescenta, Montrose or Verdugo City and
be a graduate of a high school in La Cañada or La Crescenta.
Special Requirements: Student must demonstrate a high
level of academic and extra-curricular achievement, strength of character
and zest for life. All applicants need to submit a scholarship statement
that addresses their interest in this scholarship and why they believe
they would be worthy recipients.
NOTE: There is a separate application for this scholarship.
Average award: $2,000
Average # of awards: 6
Download
Burrows Scholarship Application.
College Major/Area of Study: Teaching or related field
working with youth
Student Profile: College-bound Crescenta Valley High School graduating
senior. The award may be renewable.
Special Requirements: If qualified, the student will be considered
for a personal interview.
Average award: Up to $1,000
Average # of awards: 4
NOTE: There is a separate application for this scholarship. Contact
your school counselor for the application.
College Major/Area of Study: Any
Student Profile: Student must be graduating from a Glendale Unified
School District high school and be planning on attending a 4-year
college/university
or a junior college.
Special Requirement: Student must submit a Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov, and a copy of the FAFSA must
accompany the Glendale Community Foundation application.
Average Award: $1,000-$3,000
Average # of awards: 70
Return to top of page for Instructions, Application,
Transcript Request and Recommendation Forms
College Major/Area of Study: Any
Student Profile: Student must have a 2.5 GPA or better, with no unsatisfactory
marks in citizenship on their report cards, and are pursuing a higher
education in a college, vocational or technical institution. Applicants
must be a resident of Glendale, Montrose, Verdugo City or La Crescenta.
Special Requirement: Student must be involved with the We Care For
Youth program and a scholarship statement must discuss the importance
of the
We Care For Youth program.
Average award: Up to $500
Average # of awards: 1
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Transcript Request and Recommendation Forms
College
Major/Area of Study: Any
Student Profile: Student must show proof of a minimum of 13 years residency
in the Glendale, La Crescenta, La Cañada Flintridge, Montrose,
Verdugo City, Sunland or Tujunga area. Additionally, student must have
a minimum overall 2.5 GPA and must be a U.S. citizen.
Special Requirement: Student must have a belief that Jesus Christ is
the Son of God and their personal Savior, and in a scholarship statement,
must explain their religious beliefs and views on what is means to be
an American. Statements are needed every renewal year. If qualified,
the student will be considered for a personal interview.
Average Award: Varies
Average # of awards: Varies
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Transcript Request and Recommendation Forms
College Major/Area of Study: Any
Student Profile: The student must be a graduate from a high school in
the Glendale, La Crescenta, Montrose, Verdugo City, or La Cañada
Flintridge area. Student must be committed to attending a 2 or 4-year
college/university and must show financial need. Additionally, the scholarship
must show that it will make a difference in the student’s education.
Special Requirement: In a scholarship statement, the student must discuss
the overcoming obstacles that he/she has faced during their life. If
qualified, the student will be considered for a personal interview.
Average award: Up to $250
Average # of awards: 5
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Transcript Request and Recommendation Forms
College Major/Area of Study: Any
Student Profile: Student must be graduating from Glendale Unified School
District’s Allan F. Daily High School, and will be selected by
Allan F. Daily High School staff. The student must demonstrate motivation
and enthusiasm. GPA needed is that of which will allow the student to
attend a 2 or 4-year college/university. Financial need will be taken
into account and the scholarship should show that it will make a difference
in the students’ ability to attend a 2 or 4-year college/university.
Special Requirements: In a scholarship statement, the student must discuss
the importance of education.
Average award: $250
Average # of awards: 2
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Transcript Request and Recommendation Forms
College Major/Area of Study: Music (Major or Minor Degree)
Student Profile: The student must be a current graduate from La Cañada
High School. Additionally, the student must show a passion and love for
choral music and have an interest in continuing in the music field in
college as either a major or minor.
Special Requirement: Student must demonstrate financial need and be referred
by the head of the LCHS choral music department. If qualified, the student
will be considered for a personal interview.
Average award: Up to $1,000
Average # of awards: 1
NOTE: There is a separate application for this scholarship. Contact your
school counselor for the application.
College Major/Area of
Study: Any
Student Profile: The student must be a graduate from a high school
within the Glendale Unified School District and must be continuing
their education
at a college, vocational or technical institute. Financial need must
be demonstrated, along with proof of U.S. citizenship and community
service. The student should be able to show a potential for achievement
and success,
and self-motivation.
Special Requirement: In a scholarship statement, the student must discuss
the importance of education. If qualified, the student will be considered
for a personal interview.
Average award: $1,000
Average # of awards: 1
Return to top of page for Instructions, Application,
Transcript Request and Recommendation Forms
What is the Glendale Community Foundation?
The Glendale Community Foundation is a public charity that provides financial
support to a broad range of charitable and educational endeavors within
the geographic area served by the Foundation. It is the goal of the
Foundation to provide leadership and act as a catalyst in identifying
and addressing evolving community needs.
What are Glendale Community Foundation scholarship funds?
These funds were created by individuals and organizations through the
Glendale Community Foundation to assist students pursuing higher education.
What if I’m not a “straight A” student?
Apply! Many scholarships are based on financial need or other criteria
that does not focus on GPA.
What if I’m not sure where I’ll be
going to school?
Indicate your preferences for schools on your application. This will
not affect your eligibility for most scholarships as long as you continue
to meet the specific guidelines for the scholarship.
How do I know if I’m eligible?
Each scholarship has specific eligibility criteria defined by the donor
when the fund was created. Check to see which awards you are eligible
for by reading the guidelines. Note: Employees, volunteers or board
members of Glendale Community Foundation are not eligible. Individuals
directly related to members of a scholarship fund’s selection
committee are ineligible for those particular awards.
How many scholarships may I apply for?
You may apply for any scholarship that you are eligible for.
Is it free to apply?
Yes. There is no application fee.
Are any awards large enough to pay the full cost of my education?
No. In addition to applying for Glendale Community Foundation scholarships,
you should explore other financial aid resources such as federal and
state grants, loans and work-study awards, as well as other scholarships
available from the college itself. Your college financial aid office
can put a complete financial aid package together.
Do I need to pay scholarship money back?
No. These are charitable grants that do not require repayment.
Who selects the recipients?
The Glendale Community Foundation Scholarship Selection Committee reviews
applications and select recipients.
When will I be notified?
Applicants will be notified by mail on or before April 30, 2008.
What happens if I am selected as a scholarship recipient?
If you are chosen to receive a scholarship, you will be invited to an
awards reception to celebrate your achievement and have a chance to
meet some of the donors who make these scholarships possible.
If I am selected as a recipient, how and when do I receive a check?
The scholarship check will not be disbursed until you provide the Glendale
Community Foundation with acceptable verification of your enrollment,
after which the check will be mailed directly to your school. You will
receive a carbon copy (CC) of the letter that is sent to your school.
Except as otherwise specified, submit all
applications to the
Glendale Community Foundation.
For more information or an application
(a printable PDF version can be found on the website),
contact the Glendale Community Foundation at:
P.O. Box 313
Glendale, CA 91209-0313
Phone: (818) 241-8040
330 Arden, Room 130
Glendale, CA 91203
Email: info@glendalecommunityfoundation.org
Website: www.glendalecommunityfoundation.org
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