September+2014+Scholarships

====**September 4th** __Park Scholarship:__ Seniors who are in the top 5% of their class and are interested in the Park Scholarship for N.C. State University should see their Guidance Counselor for a preliminary interest packet by September 4, 2015.====

====**September** ** 4th ** __ Levine Scholarship: __ Seniors who are in the top 5% of their class and are interested in the Levine Scholarship for UNC Charlotte should see their Guidance Counselor for a preliminary interest packet by September 4, 2015. ====

====**September** ** 4th **__ Morehead Scholarship: __ Seniors who are in the top 5% of their class and are interested in the should see their Guidance Counselor for a preliminary interest packet by September 4, 2015. ====

====**September** ** 4th ** __ Davidson College Bryan Scholars __ : This is a scholarship program for students who excel both in the classroom and in athletics. Eligible sports are Baseball, Cross Country, Golf, Indoor Track, Track and Field, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Wrestling, Lacrosse, and Field Hockey. Bryan Scholars present outstanding academic records, are strong leaders in the classroom and in their sport, and are impact players at the NCAA Division 1 level. If you believe these apply to you, see your Guidance Counselor by September 4th, 2015. ====

====** 27th **__ Quest Bridge National College Match __ : This program links students who have overcome economic challenges on the way to becoming successful students. Quest Bridge links students with their partner colleges and offers full four-year scholraships including tuition, room, and board. For information about participating colleges and the application process, visit www.questbridge.org. Applications due September 26th, 2014. ====


 * 30th **__ The Siemens Competition __ is open to high school students. Students are encouraged to do research in mathematics, engineering, biological, or physical science. Students, working individually or on a team of two or three, will have the opportunity to present their research to leading scientists in their field. Three hundred projects are recognized as semifinalists. Regional finalists are awarded a trip to compete at one of six regional competitions. At the regional event, students will present a poster, give an oral presentation, and participate in a question and answer session. Individuals submitting projects must be seniors at the time of the deadline; team applicants may be freshman, sophomores, juniors, or seniors. Award amounts vary at each level. Highest award amount is 100,000. Deadline to apply is September 30th, 2014. Click Here to register for the competition.