Scholarship Value: $1,500
Awards Available: 1
Scholarship Rules and Regulation
- The name of the scholarship shall be the Pasadena Strawberry Festival Scholarship.
- Recipients will be selected from graduating seniors of each of the following high schools:
- South Houston High School, Dobie High School, Sam Rayburn High School, Tegeler Career Center, Pasadena High School, Pasadena Memorial High School, Lewis Career & Technology Center Deer Park High School, La Porte High School, and returning students in San Jacinto College - North Central & South Campuses, & University of Houston Clear Lake.
- Consideration will be given to private & homeschooled applicants within the school district listed above.
- Current Volunteers of the Festival with 20 or more Service Hours and graduating from High School or attending a Selected College.
- One scholarship will be presented to the winner of the Pasadena Strawberry Festival Beauty Pageant. A check will be sent to the College of their choice.
- The amount of the scholarship will be $1500 each. The scholarship funds will be used for tuition and books. A check will be sent to a College of their choice.
- Eligibility:
- High school recipients must have graduated from one of the high schools named above with a ‘B’ average (3.0 G.P.A.) during the year the scholarship is awarded.
- College-level recipients must show proof of a 3.0 G.P.A., excluding remedial courses.
- All recipients must be full-time students who complete 12 semester hours with a G.P.A. of 3.0.
- All College recipients are eligible for 1 additional scholarship.
- Requirements for application:
- All candidates must be a US Citizen.
- The candidate must file an application for the scholarship by the DEADLINE DATE on the application.
- The applicant must present an Official transcript of completed high school or college work as appropriate to his/her classification.
- The applicant must attach a typed essay (not less than 500 words) on the Battle of San Jacinto History or the History of the Pasadena Strawberry Festival.
- The applicant must attach a short typed essay (no more than 100 words) or a two-minute thumb drive on why you should be awarded this scholarship.
- Criteria for selection:
- Applicant must be a full-time student in designated high schools or colleges at the time this application is made.
- Applicant must show proof of a ‘B’ average (3.0 G.P.A.), by way of an official transcript.
- Students must demonstrate interest and participation in cultural, academic, or charitable organizations.
- All criteria being equal, need may dictate the recipient of the scholarship.
- Scholarship funds will be payable to the college where recipient will be attending in the recipient’s name.
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