Parkside Collegiate Institute is located in St. Thomas, Ontario. Scholarships for students attending Parkside Collegiate Institute can be found in our scholarship database
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241 Sunset Dr
St. Thomas, Ontario
N5R 3C2
(519) 633-0090
Scholarships
The Hale Family Sunflower Promise Scholarship was established to provide assistance to students who have completed two years at a Kansas community college and are furthering their education at a four-year secondary institution in Kansas.AMOUNT:Between $5,000 and $10,000GEOGRAPHIC LIMITATIONS:Kansas community college students who have completed two years of course work and wish to further their higher education at a four-year...
The EGIA Foundation HVAC HERO Scholarship was established to recognize the excellent and deserving students seeking an HVAC technical education. This scholarship provides essential financial support to pursue residential HVAC, or home performance contracting careers.Up to 30 eligible students per year are awarded a $2500 scholarship to put toward tuition costs at an accredited community college, technical/vocational school, or approved...
The American Legion, Department of Florida offers many scholarship opportunities for High School Students, which are focused on Veteran and Military influences.General Scholarship1st Place $2,5002nd Place $1,5003rd Place $1,0004th – 7th Place $500Eligibility:Student must be a direct descendant (child, grandchild, great-grandchild or an adopted child) of a veteran who meets one of the following requirements:Is a member in good standing...
This scholarship is designated for dual-enrolled high school seniors who will enter Southern Miss with a transfer cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher and are currently a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. This award is for a total of $12,000 to be awarded in 8 consecutive increments of $1,500 per fall/spring semester.Supplemental QuestionsThis application is for the...
The Daughters of the Cincinnati is a not-for-profit society founded in 1894 by women descended from commissioned officers who served under George Washington in the American Revolution’s Continental Armed Forces or in the French Royal Forces. To honor their ancestors’ service and sacrifice, the Society awards academic scholarships to daughters of career commissioned officers in the United States Armed Forces...
As part of its vision to promote excellence in funeral service, the Service Corporation International Scholarship Program supports 25 outstanding mortuary science students annually, with over $96,000 in scholarship awards.This program demonstrates the Company’s commitment to:Recognizing students with exceptional leadership potential who are dedicated to a career in the funeral professionProviding financial support to future generations of funeral service professionalsCreating...
