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Scholarships
For many high school students who plan on attending a two or four-year college or university, finances may be an issue. However, there are many ways to reduce the cost of tuition, fees, books, and housing at those prospectful institutions. The PH Guidance Office receives many scholarships almost every day of the week. This section of the Guidance Department website is a useful tool for both parents, guardians, and students to access scholarship information. Please visit the site frequently, because new scholarships will be added to the tables below.

In addition to the specific scholarships mentioned, the Guidance Department would like to provide the following websites which are great resources for families of students who are college-bound to research different scholarship opportunities. 

For the most up-to-date scholarship information visit: https://sites.google.com/a/ph.k12.in.us/phhsguidance/scholarships               
Collegiate Scholarships
University of Dayton
If you are interested in applying or attending the university of Dayton in Dayton, OH there is a scholarship opportunity available see Mrs. Sutton in the guidance office.
Ivy Tech Community College Scholarships
Chancellor's Scholarship Choice Scholarships Ivy Tech Northeast-Crossroads Distinguished Scholarship
$6000 total ($1500/semester/$3000 academic year) $1000 total ($500/semester) Tuition only Full-tuition; full-time required
  • Renewable for second year
  • 3.2 GPA minimum, AHD or Core 40
  • Intent to earn Associate's Degree
  • Deadline: March 15
  • Top 1/2 of high school graduating class
  • Deadline: March 15
  • Renewable for second year
  • Must seek Associates Degree in area that articulates to IPFW
  • Maintain a 3.2 GPA first year; 3.5 GPA subsequent semesters
  • Deadline: March 15

**For more information, and to download the scholarship applications online, visit: http://www.ivytech.edu/admissions. Then, select the Northeast (Fort Wayne) region. Scholarship applications are available to download there, so look for Chancellor's, Choice, and Crossroads. For more specific information on the Crossroads Scholarship and program, visit: http://www.ivytech.edu/northeast/crossroads.**
IUPUI Admission-Based Scholarships for Freshmen
  Indiana Residents Non-Residents Notes
Valedictorian/Salutatorian Award $20,000 ($5000/4 years) $40,000 ($10,000/4 years) Apply by February 1, rank first or sencond in H.S. class, class size must be at least 25 students.
Chancellor's  Recognition Award x $48,000 ($12,000/4 years) Apply by December 1 with 3.75 GPA and 1250 SAT/28 ACT.
Chancellor's Award $32,000 ($8000/4 years) x Apply by December 1 with 3.75 GPA and 1250 SAT/28 ACT.
Dean's Recognition Award x $32,000 ($8000/4 years) Apply by February 1 with 3.5 GPA and 1200 SAT/26 ACT.
Dean of Faculties Award $16,000 ($4000/4 years) x Apply by February 1 with 3.5 GPA and 1200 SAT/26 ACT.
IUPUI Service Award x $20,000 ($5000/4 years) Apply by February 1 with 3.0 GPA and a 1050 on the SAT/23 ACT or higher. Recipients must volunteer for 20 hours of service at IUPUI.
Students admitted to the IUPUI Honors college can apply for the following scholarships: Bepko Scholars and Fellows Program, Adam W. Herbert Presidential Scholars Program, and the Plater International Scholars program.
          Scholarship application found online at honorscollege.iupui.edu Deadline to apply November 15, 2013 
Indiana University, Bloomington
Automatic Scholarships		 Students who submit all applcation materials for admission by the November 1st deadline are automatically considered for Automatic Academic Scholarships, with the exception of those applying to the Jacobs School of Music*.

Indiana Resident Criteria
IU Excellence Scholarship - $36,000 ($9000/year) Awarded to Indiana residents who have a minimum SAT score of 1350 or ACT score of 31 and a GPA of 3.8 on a 4.0 scale.
IU Prestige Scholarship - $12,000 ($3000/year) Awarded to Indiana residents who have a minimum SAT score of 1250 or ACT score of 28 and a GPA of 3.7 on a 4.0 scale.

Non-resident Criteria
IU Distinction Scholarship - $44,000 ($11,000/year) Awarded to out-of-state students, both domestic and international with a minimum SAT score of 1350 or ACT score of 31 and a minimum GPA of 3.8 on a 4.0 scale.
IU Prestige Scholarship - $20,000 ($5000/year) Awarded to out-of-state students, both domestic and international with a minimum SAT score of 1250 or ACT score of 28 and a minimum GPA of 3.7 on a 4.0 scale.

*Jacobs School of Music applicants, including those applying to the Department of Ballet will be considered for scholarships based on a combination of academic achievement and talent as demonstrated through auditions and/or interviews instead of Automatic Academic Scholarships.
Indiana Universtiy 
Bloomington 		 21st Century Scholarship Covenant.
If you are a 21st Century Scholar and are planning to attend IU Bloomington see Mrs. Sutton. 
Indiana University, Bloomington Selective Scholarships All students, regardless of major, who submit a complete application for admission by November 1st are considered for Select Scholarship eligibility. Students who meet initial eligibility criteria will be invited to complete the online Selective Scholarship Application (SSA). Notification of a student's SSA eligibility to apply will be offered via email and in the admission packet, and the online SSA (including required letters of recommendation) must be submitted by the specified date on the application for further consideration.

All scholarships can be found at http://scholarships.indiana.edu/scholarships/.
Hudson & Holland Scholars Program The mission of the Program is to recruit and graduate students from underrepresented populations (African American, Hispanic or Latino, and Native American). Primary consideration is given to underrepresented populations, but other applicants are considered. Applicants must be strong academically, have strong SAT or ACT scores, and have a commitment to serving their community.

This is an annual scholarship worth $6000/year.
Hutton Honors College Scholarships Exceptional and highly motivated incoming freshman students who meet the Hutton Honors College's automatic invitation eligibility criteria may also apply for the Hutton Honors College Scholarship. Students must maintain a 3.4 GPA, complete a minimum of three, graded honors courses during the first two years, and attend at least one approved cultural/educational event each year.

Priority will be given to those who apply to IU by November 1st and those who complete the SSA (including letters of recommendation) by December 1st.

This is an annual scholarship worth $2000-$3000/year.
Cox Research Scholars Program The Cox Research Scholars Program is awarded to incoming Indiana resident freshman students who are interested in working under the direction of faculty mentor on research and scholarly activities. Students achievement must exemplary, with minimum SAT (critical reading and math) score of 1350 or ACT score of 31. Students interested must be in the top 5% of their graduating class. It is not expected for potential students to have any prior research experience.

This is an annual scholarship worth $63,000 and is good for four academic years (summers are not included), or until the student graduates from Indiana University, whichever comes first.
Kelley Scholars Program  This scholarship program works in conjunction with a student's Automatic Academic Scholarship, including tuition and fees, a stipend intended to cover room/board and books, and an overseas study opportunity to approximately 10 freshman students. Students must be admitted to IU by November 1st, offered direct admission to the Kelley School of Business, and have a minimum ACT score of 32 or SAT score of 1350 (critical reading and math), along with a 3.8 GPA.
The College of Arts and Sciences A small number of outstanding incoming freshmen students are chosen for this competitive scholarship program by way of academic achievements, quality of admissions essays, formative experiences, commitment to areas of study within the College of Arts and Sciences, and other evidence of scholarly promise. Those who fit the criteria are offered direct admission, which will allot students the chance to bypass the College's standard entrance requirements and to declare a major at the beginning of their freshman year.

Competitive applicants must have a minimum SAT score of 1350 (critical reading and math) or an ACT score of 31 (composite) in addition to a minimum GPA of 3.8 on a 4.0 scale or a rank within the top 10% of their graduating class.
The School of Education Direct Admit Scholars The School of Education Direct Admit Scholars program offers direct admission to a small number of highly qualified incoming freshmen who demonstrate a strong academic background and a sincere commitment to teaching. The Direct Admit Scholars committee will review the completed applications and invite a group of students to join the program. Selection is competitive. The Scholars are chosen on the basis of academic merit, quality of application, commitment to teaching, intended teaching area, and/or other relevant factors. Those who complete the SSA and are invited to join the Direct Admit Scholars program are automatically considered for School of Education scholarships.
The School of Informatics and Computing Scholarship Program Students are chosen to this program by way of competitive high school grades, strong SAT or ACT scores, class rank, and demonstrated leadership skills. Interested applicants should indicate an intended major in one of the School's degree tracks of Informatics or Computer Science. Award amounts vary from $500-$5000/year with many being renewable for additional years by maintaining good academic standing.
The School of Journalism  The School of Journalism uses the SSA to consider students for four programs:
  • The Honors Program
  • The Media Scholars Program
  • Direct Admission to the School of Journalism
  • Freshman Scholarship
For all of the above programs, incoming freshman must have a minimum SAT score of 1270 (critical reading and math) or an ACT score of 29+, a GPA of 3.8 on a 4.0 scale, and be ranked in the top 10% of their class.
The School of Public and Environmental Affairs  The School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) proudly offers the SPEA Direct Admission Scholarship. The SPEA Direct Admission Scholarship is a $5000 award per academic year, disbursing as a $2500 award for each fall and spring spemester at IU. Only students who complete the SSA are eligible for this offer.

Indiana University Bloomington, National Scholar Program Scholarships Indiana University offers scholarships in recognition of student success in a variety of national scholar programs. IU will be notified of students recognized by these programs in late spring of their senior year. The following scholarships are renewable for four years of study at IU by maintaining a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.

All scholarships can be found at http://scholarships.indiana.edu/scholarships/.
IU National Merit Scholarship - $4000 ($1000/year) IU awards this scholarship to all National Merit Finalists who indicate IU as their first choice through the National Merit Scholarship Program.
IU National Achievement Scholarship - $4000 ($1000/year) IU awards this scholarship to all National Achievement Finalists through the National Achievement Scholarship Program.
IU National Hispanic Scholarship - $4000 ($1000/year) IU awards this scholarship to all students recognized through the National Hispanic Recognition Program.
Indiana University Bloomington, Nomination Scholarships Nomination Scholarships are based on a nomination process either to receive the award, or to be eligible to apply.

All scholarships can be found at http://scholarships.indiana.edu/scholarships/.
Adam W. Herbert Presidential Scholars Program The Adam W. Herbert Presidential Scholars Program recognizes a select number of Indiana resident students who are the top achievers of the incoming freshman class. The award includes a renewable scholarship for four years (8 semesters), a laptop computer, and funding for study abroad. Recipients are chosen by a committee representing the Office of the President. Preference is given to those who apply to IU by November 1st.
Wells Scholars Program The Wells Scholars Program awards scholarships that provide full tuition, academic fees, a living-expenses stipend, a summer experience grant, and support for overseas study to 18-22 freshmen who have shown exceptional academic accomplishments and promise, fine character and leadership, significant involvement in extracurricular activities, concern for their communities, and interest in the larger world. Student must receive a nomination from his or her guidance counselor/principal and one academic teacher. Students do not have to have applied to IU to be nominated to this program.
Purdue University Freshman Scholarships To maximize consideration for Purdue scholarships, the admission application and all required supporting materals should be received by November 15th.

Trustees Scholarship:
Indiana residents - $10,000/year,
Out-of-state residents - $12,000 to $16,000/year		 Eligible students must demonstrate excellent academic achievement, experience in leadership, service, and/or school or community activity. This scholarship is renewable with a Purdue GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
Presidential Scholarship:
Indiana residents - $4000 to $8000/year, Out-of-state residents - $6000 to $10,000/year		 Eligible students must demonstrate excellent academic achievement, experience in leadership, service, and/or school or community activity. This scholarship is renewable with a Purdue GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
Marquis Scholarship:
Indiana residents only - $2000/year		 Eligible students must have a family income (student and parent) between $40,000 and $100,000/year, academic achievement, demonstrated experience in leadership, service, and/or school community activity. The FAFSA must be submitted by March 1, 2013. This scholarship is renewable with a Purdue GPA 2.65 on a 4.0 scale.
Purdue Promise:
Twenty-first Century Scholars only		 Income-eligible Twenty-first Century Scholars with a family income of $40,000 or less are eligible to receive this award. The FAFSA must be submitted by March 1, 2013. This program is renewable with continued good academic standing and participation in Purdue Promise support programs.
Trine University/Prairie Heights High School Tuition Scholarship Prairie Heights High School students who plan apply, and plan to enroll at Trine, as a full-time student for the fall semester of 2013 are eligible for this award. The Trine/Prairie Heights High School Tuition Scholarship is valued at $16,000/year ($64,000 for four years), and may only be applied towards tuition only. This award will only replace any Trine scholarship offer that is of lesser value. In order to be eligible, students must have a minimum GPA of 3.25, minimum SAT score of 1070 (critical reading and math) or ACT score of 23, and rank in the top half of their graduating class. Students must also display good citizenship and financial need.
Trine University Scholarship and Honors Program Trine University has many scholarship offers for students planning to enroll into the university.

Competitive Scholarship Program Two competitive, $19,500 renewable tuition scholarships ($78,000 over four years) are available to each of the following schools: The Allen School of Engineering & Technology, Ketner School of Business, Franks School of Education, and Jannen School of Arts & Sciences.
Trustee Tuition Scholarships Forty, $16,500 renewable Trustee Tuition Scholarships ($66,000 over four years) may be awarded to any student. In order to be eligible a student must apply and be officially accepted to Trine University, possess a minimum GPA of 3.8 on a 4.0 scale, have a minimum SAT score of 1260 (critical reading and math) or ACT score of 28 (composite), be ranked in the top ten percent of their high school graduating class, and receive an official invitation from Trine University to compete at one of two Scholarship Days in January or February.
Scholarship Day Program By invitation only, students will be invited in January or February to compete for scholarships. An essay, combined with faculty interview and academic record, will be the basis on which the competitive scholarships are awarded. In addition, candidates and their familes will tour campus, enjoy lunch and meet with faculty and current students.
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