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Scholarships
The Portland Rossini Club holds a scholarship competition for Maine high school juniors and older to assist them in funding their higher education in music. Funds are raised through concert ticket sales, member dues, investments, and predominantly from your generous donations.With the cost of a college education exponentially increasing, the Portland Rossini Club feels it is important to award scholarships...
The Maine Society of Professional Engineers awards TWO (2) scholarships for Graduating High School seniors each Spring.INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICANTS:APPLICATION DATES: Please see the current-year forms in the folder linked below. Forms are typically available in December for the upcoming Spring award.Applications will be accepted via USPS mail only, with a postmark deadline indicated on the forms (Typically mid-March)Link to...
Eligibility:You qualify for the scholarship if:You live in Maine.You are graduating from high school in the year of your application.Your high school is located in Maine. We do not accept applications from students attending high school out of state.You will be going onto an accredited post-secondary institution after graduation from high school. If you are considering a “gap year” between...
The Island Institute Scholarship is designed for students from or attending school on Maine's 15 year-round, un-bridged islands or students attending Deer Isle / Stonington High School or St. George residents. Students may apply beginning in their senior year of high school and will receive a scholarship of $1,500/year for up to four years ($6,000 total) toward post-secondary education or...
Businessman and entrepreneur Guy P. Gannett launched his newspaper career in 1921 with the purchase of two newspapers he merged into the Portland Press Herald. By 1998 when the family sold Guy Gannett Communications, its media reach spanned several states with three daily newspapers in Maine and seven television stations.Gannett's granddaughter Maddy Corson was in eighth grade when he added...
This scholarship was established in honor of MES founder, Dick Pierce who passed away in 2011. It was Dick's life-long commitment to promote higher education.The number and size of the scholarships are determined annually by the MES Foundation Board of Directors.Scholarships are awarded based on merit and financial need, with the goal of assisting students who might not otherwise continue...
