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This list is posted in the Guidance Office. Copies of the actual scholarship applications and additional information are filed in the Guidance Office.  Some scholarships may be available on-line as well.  Please refer to this page often as new scholarships arrive and will be posted frequently.

Scholarships offered through Owen J. Roberts and the local community are usually available in late spring and have May/June deadlines.

Scholarships that are offered each year can be viewed by clicking the icon for deadlines past.  Information and deadlines will be posted as it is received.

If you have any questions contact Jennifer Arnst.
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ScholarshipAmountEligibility RequirementsApplicationsdeadline
Alfred State- SUNY College of TechnologyAwards range from $1,000 per year to $11,000 per year.Academic achievement, leadership and vocational achivement.Contact the college at www.alfredstate.eduStudents should follow regular college application deadlines.
Any College. net Scholarships$1,000Awards given on a random basis to students who register.Applications at www.anycollege.netNo deadline indicated
Barbizon Schools ScholarshipsFull tuition valued up to $100,000.Students must have particiapted in Barbizon's High School Lecture Program to be eligible.Information at www.barbizonlectures.comDeadlines vary.
Bowling Green State University BG Success ScholarshipHalf off the non-resident fee.3.0 g.p.a., or 1000 on the critical reading and math portions of the SAT.Information in Guidance or call 1-866-246-6732.none indicated
Brandeis Martin Luther King Jr. ScholarshipFull tuition, room and board.Gifted and talented students who are advocates for the rights and dignity of all humanity. Academic performance, activities, community service and financial need.See Ms. Arnst in guidance to be nominated.Follow college application deadlines.
Carnegie Mellon ScholarshipsAwards start at $1,000Seniors, academic achievement, financial needCall admissionsDeadlines vary
Champlain College Lighthouse Scholarship$32,000 over 4 years.Average ofInformation at www.champlain.edu/lighthouse or call 1-800-570-5858none indicated
Clarence Schock Foundation Scholarships$1,200 freshman year, $1,600 sophomore year, $1,800 junior year and $2,000 senior year.Students who will be attending one of the following Universities: Cheyney, Kutztown, Millersville, Shippensburg and West Chester. Scholastic record and financial need are considered.Students must apply through their university and can find additional information at www.clarenceshockfoundation.orgDeadline determined by each college, contact the college.
CollegeToolkit.com Scholarship$10,000Students 14 and older who plan to attend college.Students must apply online at www.CollegeToolkit.com/10000No deadline indicated
Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center Tuition Assistance ProgramUp to $3500Students of Native American, Alaskan Native or Hawaii Native ancestryInformation in Guidance or call 1-800-341-35773 months before student wishes to receive assistance
Elizabethtown College SICO Clarence Schock Memorial Scholarship$2,000 per year for four yearsStudents must be accepted to the college.Contact Elizabethtown for more informationNone indicated, please contact the college.
Empire Education GroupHairstylist and Barber-Stylist Scholarships: 2 for $1500, 4 for $1000, Therapeutic Massage: 25% of tSeniorsApplications in Guidanceno deadline
Kettering UniversityUp to $65,000 through co-op education.Seniors majoring in engineering, math, science or technology related fields.Information at www.admissions.kettering.eduNo deadline indicated.
Lock Haven University Freshman ScholarshipsAmounts varyAccepted Freshman students.List available at www.lhup.edu/admissions/scholarshipsFollow the college's application deadlines.
Lynchburg College Hopewood Scholarship$12,000Students must be Valedictorian or Salutatorian of their high school class and gain admission to the college.NAStudents should apply to the college as soon as possible.
Marietta College Forensics ScholarshipIncrease in financial aid by $1,500Acceptance to the college, 3.0 or better grade point average in high school, superior record of individual events.Information in GudianceFollow the application deadline for the college.
Masonic Scholarshipsvarious amountsvarious criteriaInformation in Guidance or at www.pagranelodge.org/pyfsee information booklet in Guidance
Montgomery County Community College Honors Program Scholarships15 for full tuitionStudents must have a B+ or 3.5 grade point average or better in high school, be ranked in the top 15% of the class and have scored in the top 15% of the community college placement tests.Contact Samuel Whyte, Honors program coordinator at 215-641-6551 or swhyte@mc3.edunone listed
Navy -Marine Corps Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) Scholarship Programfull tuition, books, fees and a stipend of $250-$400 per month while the student attends college.Minimum score of 530 verbal and 520 math from one test date on the SAT.Information at www.nrotc.navy.milNone indicated
NAVY ROTC Nursing ScholarshipFull tuition, $300 per semester for books, lab fees and monthly allowance of $250 to $400Minimum SAT of 530 verbal and 520 math on the same test dateApplication at www.nrotc.navy.milNone indicated
Paul Smith's College Academic Merit Scholarship ProgramAwards range from $3,000 to $9,000 per year.Students must have a G.P.A. between 75 and 90 or better and SAT scores between 900 and 1200 or better.Information in Guidance or at www.paulsmiths.eduDeadlines follow those for admission to the college.
Penn State University ScholarshipsAwards range from $500 to $2,500Academic performance, SAT scores, financial need, leadership, and community service.Contact the financial aid office at the campus you will attend.Deadlines vary.
Pennsylvania Institute of Technology ScholarshipsAwards range from $4,950 to $6,750.Minimum high school gragde point average of 3.0.Inforamtion in Guidance or at www.pit.edu or call 1-800-422-0025None indicated
Sterling College Environmental Steward ScholarshipFull tuition for 4 yearsExemplary commitment to environmental service and volunteerism.www.sterlingcollege.edu/scholarshipFollow application deadlines for the college
The Art Institutes National ScholarshipsAwards range from $2,500 to $30,000.SeniorsInformation in Guidance or at www.artinstitutes.eduVarious deadlines
University of Dayton ScholarshipsAwards range from $20,000 over four years to $100,000 over four years.Students must have a minimumFirst year applicants will be automatically considered for these academic scholarships.Follow the college's application deadlines.
University of Maine School of Forest Resources George L. Houston Scholarship FundFull and partial tuition.Undergraduate Students in the School of Forest Resources.Information atwww.forest.umaine.eduDeadline follows college application deadlines.
University of Maine School of Forest Resources George L. Houston Scholarship FundFull and partial tuition.Undergraduate Students in the School of Forest Resources.Information atwww.forest.umaine.eduDeadline follows college application deadlines.
Wesley College, Presidential Scholarship and Trustee GrantNot indicatedCall the college at 1-800-937-5398contact the collegenot indicated
West Virginia Wesleyan College ScholarshipsAwards range from $200 to $15,000 annually.Criteria vary with each scholarship.Informaiton in Guidance or at www.wvwc.eduStudents should follow deadlines for admission to the college.
Wingate University ScholarshipsAwards range from $4,000 per year to full tuition.Minimum high school grade point average of 3.0Information in Guidance or call 1-800-755-5550Awards given after acceptance to the college and is based on student credentials.
Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship Competition1st place-2 for $60,000, 2nd place-2 for $40,000, 3rd place- 2 for $20,000, 4th place-494 for $4,000Strong academic achievement.Applications at www.elks.org Applications must be submitted to your local lodge of jurisdiction which can be found at the website listed previously.01/09/2009
Any materials required from the Guidance Office must be requested by 12/8/08.
John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay Contest1st place-$5,000, 2nd place-$1,000 and 5 finalists will receive $500.Students in grades 9-12.Students must apply at www.jfklibrary.org01/10/2009
Centenary College ScholarshipsAwards range from $3,500-$15,000Minimum 2.5 gpa and SAT score of 850 on critical reading and math or ACT score of 18 composite.See Ms. Arnst in Guidance to be nominated01/12/2009
Fairleigh Dickinson University Bergan Metropolitan Scholar AwardsFull tuition3.5 gpa, 1300 out of 1600 on the SAT, top 10% of graduating classSee Ms. Arnst in GUidance to be nominated01/12/2009
American University Frederick Douglass ScholarshipFull or partial tuitionAcademic achievement-3.2 gpa of higher, leadership potential, community service and impressive extra-curricular involvement. Preference given to first generation students, those with high financial need and students from public high schools-priority consideration to students from the Washington D.C. area.See Ms. Arnst in Guidance to be nominated01/15/2009
Students must submit their college application by 1/15 and their FAFSA and CSS Aid Profile by 2/15
Ithaca College Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar ProgramAwards up to full tuition with a minimum of merit based scholarship of $18,000.African American, Latino, Asian and Native American students, in top 10 percent of class, SAT of 1200 and above.See Ms. Arnst in Guidance to be nominated, apply to the college by 2/1/09. Information at www.itahca.edu/mlk/01/15/2009
Pennsylvania American Legion Annual Essay ContestFirst place-$3,500, Second place-$3,000, Third place-$2,500.Students grades 9 thorugh 12 in a public, private or parochial school or home schooled in Pennsylvania.Information in Guidance01/15/2009
Submit essays to Ms. Arnst in Guidance. OJR may only send 1 essay for consideration by the local American Legion Post.
Salisbury University Theatre Scholarships$2,000 per year for 4 yearsStudents must complete a performance audition or portfolio review.Information at www.salisbury.edu/theatreanddance/scholarships.html01/15/2009
Skidmore College Porter Presidential Scholarships in Science and Math5 for $40,000 ($10,000 annually)Strength of application, gpa, coursework in science and math, standardized test scores, teacher recommendations and pursuits in these areas beyond the classroom.Students must respond to the math/science essay question on the Skidmore Supplement to the Common Application.01/15/2009
Skidmore College Scholars in Math and Science-S3M Scholars ProgramStudents receive financial aid packages with no loan component in the first two years and with reduced loans in years three and four.Students must excel in math and science, have a high gpa, pursue those interests outside of the classroom and earn high scores on standardized testing. They need not major in math or science but must take at least one course in either area each semester.Students must respond to the science/math essay question on the Skidmore Supplement to the Common Application.01/15/2009
Students must follow regular application deadlines.
Vanderbilt University Merit Based Signature ScholarshipsFull tutition, summer stipend for study abroad, research or service projects.See Vandebilt sitewww.vanderbilt.edu/scholarships01/15/2009
Check college website ofr specific application deadlines.
Washington Crossing Foundation Essay CompetitionOne award of $10,000 or 5 for $2,000.High school seniors planning careers in government service.Information in Guidance or at www.gwcf.org01/15/2009
Submit to Guidance by 12/11/08.
University of Michigan Joseph M. Geisinger Scholarship ProgramApproximately 12 for $20,000 annually.Students must be accepted to the College of Engineering.Apply at www.engin.umich.edu/students/scholarships/New_Students.html01/16/2009
McKelvey Foundation Entrepreneurial ScholarshipUp to $10,000 per year for four years.Students must own and operate a genuine business and attend a four year colege after graduation.Apply online at www.mckelveyfoundation.org01/25/2009
Beneficial Scholars Program Essay ContestGrand prize-$20,000, 5 for $5,000, 5 for $1,000High School Seniors who plan to attend an accredited higher education insitution in the fall of 2007.Applications in Guidance or at www.beneficialscholars.com01/31/2009
Princeton Prize in Race RelationsAwards up to $1,000Students must be involved in an activitiy that is helping to improve race relations in their school or community.Applications in Guidance01/31/2009
John McKee ScholarshipsCollege scholarship- $16,000 for 4 years, vocational scholarship-$1,000 each year of the programMale students with financial need who are fatherless. (see application for clarification)Applications in Guidance, SAT scores must be sent directly from ETS to the scholarship provider.02/01/2009
Students are encouraged to apply early.
Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps ScholarshipsFull Tuition and other financial benefits up to $180,000.Students with a strong acadmeic record who wish to pursue college after high shcool.Information at www.nrotc.navy.mil02/01/2009
Burger King Scholars Program$1,000GPA of 2.5 or higher, Work an avergae of 15 hours per week 40 weeks per year, involvement in community service activities, financial need.Apply at www.bk.com/scholars02/02/2009
Ronald McDonald House Charities African American Future Achievers Scholarship Program2 for $5,000, 13 for $1,000Students must have at least one parent of African American heritage and plan on attending a two or four year college.Applications in Guidance02/02/2009
Students must request transcripts by 1/20/09.
Ronald McDonald House Charities Hispanic American Commitment to Educational Resources Scholarship2 for $5,000, 13 for $1,000Senior students with at least one parent of Hispanic heritage who plan attending a two or four year college.Applications in Guidance02/02/2009
Students must request transcripts by 1/20/09.
Ronald McDonald House Charities National Scholarship Program2 for $5,000, 13 for $1,000Seniors of all ethnic backgrounds who will attend a 2 or 4 year college or university.Applications in Guidance.02/02/2009
Students must request transcripts by 1/20/09.
Big 33 Academic Scholarship Award ProgramVariousSeniors with a 2.0 G.P.A. or better for grades 10 and 11, who plan to continue their education after high school.Students must apply online at www.big33.org02/06/2009
You must request your transcript by 1/26/09.
KFC Colonel's Scholars ProgramPossibility of up to $5,000Seniors, gpa of 2.75 or higher, enrollment in a public, in state college or univeristy for fall 2009, pursue a bachelor's degree, U.S. citizenApply online at www.kfcscholars.org02/10/2009
DECA Scholarship GuideVariousStudents must be members of DECAApplications at www.deca.org02/13/2009
Students may review the available scholarships in the DECA Guide in the Guidance Office.
National Co-op Scholarship Program200 awards for $5,000 given at various college listed below.3.5 GPA or better, pursue a college co-op program at: C.W. Post Campus of Long Island U., Drexel, Johnson & Wales, Kettering, Northeastern, Pace, Rochester Institute of Technology, U. of Cincinnati, U. of Toledo, U. of WaterlooApplications at www.co-op.edu02/15/2009
University of Maryland Dance ScholarshipsAmounts varyStudents must audition on March 1, 2009.Call the department of dance at 1-301-405-318002/17/2009
Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers5 for $1,000 per year for four years.Student must have a parent who is working a minimum of 1000 hours or more per year at a PACB member institution.Applications in Guidance.02/20/2009
Students must request transcripts by 2/6/09
Girls Going Places Entrepreneurship Award ProgramAwards range from $1,000 to $10,000.Girls age 12-18 as of 12/31/05 enrolled in high school or middle school.Applicants must be nominated by an adult.02/27/2009
See Ms. Arnst in Guidance to be nominated.
Millersville University Clarence Schock Foundation Scholarshipamount variesScholastic record, financial need and personal attributes.Applications in Guidance or call 717-872-3026. Information at www.clarenceschockfoundation.org02/27/2009
Students must submit a FAFSA form by 2/27/2009.
Gift of Life Donor Program Poster Contest1st prize-$150, 2nd prize-$100, 3rd prize-$50Students must submit a poster promote organ and tissue donationInformation at www.donors1.org03/06/2009
Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year Award Program25 winners nationally. $7,500, trip to Florida for the awards presentation, picture in June 2008 USA Today and other national magazines.Academic performance, athletic excellence, leadership, community service, milk experience.Applications will only be accepted on line atwww.sammy.bodybymilk.com03/06/2009
Soroptimist International of Pottstown$2,000Senior female student, daughter of a female head of household, resides in Pottstown area, 3.0 GPA or higher, will attend college, maximum family income of $80,000 per yearApplications in the Guidance Office.03/13/2009
Hispanic Heritage Youth AwardsAwards of $3,000, $2,000 and $1,000 in several categories.Seniors, citizen or permanant resident of the U.S., be of Hispanic heritage, 3.0 minimum gpa.Apply at www.HispanicHeritage.org03/14/2009
Ayn Rand Anthem Essay Contest1st-$2,000, 5 for 2nd-$500, 10 for 3rd-$200, 45 for $50, 175 for $30Students grades 9 and 10Information at www.aynrand.org/contests03/20/2009
Students must submit essay on-line to the address list above.
PA State Computer Fair Competition$100High School Students in the areas of: Animation, Computer Fair Logo, Curriculum-Based Web Page Design, Digital Movie, Graphic Design, Information Based Web Design, Mutimedia Presentations, Programming, Test-Based Desktop PublishingInformation at www.pacomputerfair.org03/20/2009
Natalie A. W. Leaf Fund ScholarshipAwards between $300 and $2,500 per year.Students must reside in Chester County, demonstrate financial need, intend to reside in Chester County after advanced traning and plan to continue their education in areas related to fine art, craft or trade used to construct, maintain or restore the home. Some examples would be Carpentry, Cabinet making, horticulture, sculpting, painitng, iron working.Applications at www.chescocf.org or in Guidance.03/31/2009
Students must request transcripts by3/17/09.
Chester County Paralegal Association Paralegal Studies Scholarship$500Seniors, must attend a trade/technical school, community or four year college as a Paralegal major.Applications in Guidance04/01/2009
Ayn Rand Fountainhead Essay Contest1st prize-$10,000, 5 for 2nd-$2,000, 10 for 3rd-$1,000, 35 for $100, 200 for $50Students in grades 11 and 12.Information at www.aynrand.org/contests04/25/2009
Essays must be submitted on-line to the address listed above.
Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising National Scholarship CompetitionOne year full tuitionSeniorswww.fidm.edu/college04/30/2009
Alvernia College Community Outreach Scholarship$4,000Students must be residents or graduates of a high school within Chester, Lancaster, Berks, Lehigh, Montgomery and Schuylkill counties.Students must contact the college regarding eligibility.05/01/2009
Alvernia College Merit ScholarshipsAwards range from $6,000 to $12,000Veronica Founder's Award-Minimum 3.0 gpa and 980 SAT, Trustee's Award- 3.2 gpa and 1050 SAT, Presidential Award- 3.5 gpa and 1130 SATInformation at www.alvernia.edu05/01/2009
SunTrust Off to College Scholarship Sweepstakes15 for $1,000High School seniors, NOT based on GPA or need.Students must register at www.offtocollege.info05/15/2009
One winner will be chosen every two weeks from October 31, 2008 through May 15, 2009.
 



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Owen J. Roberts High School
981 Ridge Road
Pottstown, PA 19465
(610) 469-5101
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Principal:
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Assistant Principals:
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