Annual Scholarship Program
The
First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association (FCSLA) is pleased to announce
its 2009-2010 Scholarship program. More than $248,250 will be awarded to young
members of the Association. Winners are chosen by a committee of impartial
judges from the educational field based on the following criteria:
- Academic
standing - 50%
- Financial need - 20%
- Family membership - 15%
- Leadership - 10%
- Extenuating circumstances - 5%
Eligibility: An eligible candidate shall be a member of good standing
of FCSLA for at least three years prior to date of scholarship application
and hold a $1,000 legal reserve certificate and a $5,000 term certificate or
have an annuity certificate.
All applications and supporting documents must be completed and submitted
to the Home Office by March 1, 2009. Those postmarked later than March
1, 2009, will not be considered.
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College Scholarships (64K
PDF) will be $1,250 each, and Graduate
Awards (45K PDF) are $1,750 each.
- 58 freshmen
- 27 sophomores
- 16 juniors
- 16 seniors
- 16 full time graduate awards*
* The Theresa Sajan Scholarship Fund will award two (2) additional full time
graduate students $1,750 each.
32 High
School Scholarships (64K PDF) of $1,000 each.
- 8 freshmen
- 8 sophomores
- 8 juniors
- 8 seniors
28
Elementary School Scholarships (64K
PDF) of $750 each.
- 7 for grade 5
- 7 for grade 6
- 7 for grade 7
- 7 for grade 8
28
Early Elementary School Scholarships (62K PDF) of $750 each.
- 7 for grade 1
- 7 for grade 2
- 7 for grade 3
- 7 for grade 4
Seminary or Deacon Scholarship (64K
PDF)
All necessary documents must be completed.
State Fraternal Congress Scholarships
Some State Fraternal Congresses offer a scholarship to graduating high school
seniors. The guidelines can be found on the website of each State Fraternal
Congress.
Other Scholarships
The Council of Higher Education provides scholarships to American and Canadian
students of Czech, Slovak and/or Ruthenian ancestry. More information about
the Council and the scholarships can be obtained at the Council's website
at www.cheonline.org.
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