Scholarship Value: $2,000
Awards Available: 1
The Miller Architects & Builders Scholarship Fund was created in 2006 to award scholarships to graduating students from Stearns, Benton or Sherburne County or for an employee’s children who are pursuing a career in a field related to Miller Architect & Builders business. The scholarship is open to high school seniors who want to pursue a career in the following fields: Architecture, Construction Management, Drafting/CAD, Construction Technology (Carpentry, Electrical, Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Land Surveying/Civil Engineering, Plumbing). The scholarship fund will benefit young adults in their desire to attain a secondary education.
Eligibility Requirements
- High School Senior
- From:
- Stearns County – Albany High School, Apollo High School (St. Cloud), Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa High School, Cathedral High School (St. Cloud), Holdingford High School, Kimball High School, Melrose High School, Paynesville High School, ROCORI High School, Sartell High School, Sauk Centre High School, St. John’s Preparatory School (Collegeville), St. Cloud Technical High School
- Morrison County – Healy Secondary (Pierz), Little Falls High School, Royalton High School, Swanville High School, Upsala High School
- Benton County – Foley High School, Sauk Rapids-Rice High School, St. Cloud Christian School
- Todd County – Bertha High School, Browerville High School, Eagle Valley High School, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle High School, Staples-Motley High School
- Meeker County – Eden Valley-Watkins High School, Litchfield High School
- Mille Lacs County – Princeton Senior High School, Milaca High School, Isle High School, Onamia High School, Mille Lacs Academy (Onamia), Mora High School, Ogilvie High School
- Wright County – Annandale High School, Buffalo High School, Dassel-Cokato High School, Jane Goodall Environmental Sciences Academy (Maple Lake), Monticello High School
- Crow Wing County – Brainerd High School
- Sherburne County – Becker High School
- Douglas County – Alexandria High School, Osakis High School,
- GPA: 2.0 or better on 4.0 Scale
- Fields of study: Architecture, Construction Management, Drafting/CAD, Construction Technology (Carpentry, Electrical, Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Land Surveying/Civil Engineering, Plumbing)
- Planning to attend: Two or four year US-based college (full-time enrollment)
Items you will need to complete the online application
- Application General Questions
- Essay: 1 page double spaced: What area of the construction industry interests you most? Why do you think you will be successful in a construction related field?
- Statement of Need and Responsibility: Briefly share a personal, life, or family circumstance affecting your need for this scholarship.
- List of Activities for: 1) Community Service i.e. civic and church volunteer activities; 2) Extracurricular School Activities i.e. school activities that are not graded; and 3) Work Experience
- Electronic Transcript: High School Students: You must enter the email address of your guidance office into the application at least 5 days prior to the deadline. This will allow your guidance officer to add your transcript to the application prior to the deadline.
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