Getting ready for college in the near future? Anyone need a little extra money to help with tuition, books, or lodging? I'm going to guess the answer is "yes" with a follow up of "where can I apply?" Your FCCLA membership can translate to money for college.
FCCLA members are ENCOURAGED to apply for state and national FCCLA scholarships. The following scholarships are available to any affiliated FCCLA member:
$2000/$1000 scholarships for Outstanding FCCLA Leaders and Family and Consumer Sciences Career Clusters (Missouri members only)
Enjoy the City $1000 Scholarship -
Open to a nationally affiliated FCCLA member who:
• is a current senior in high school (grade 12)
• is a current FCCLA chapter or state officer
• has taken the ACT or SAT examination
• affiliated with national FCCLA by March 1, 2010
• has or intends to apply to a degree-granting institution leading to an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in any field of study.
Open to a nationally affiliated FCCLA member who:
• is a current senior in high school (grade 12)
• is a current FCCLA chapter or state officer
• has taken the ACT or SAT examination
• affiliated with national FCCLA by March 1, 2010
• has or intends to apply to a degree-granting institution leading to an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in any field of study.
Open to a nationally affiliated FCCLA member who:
• is currently a senior (grade 12) in high school
• affiliated with national FCCLA by March 1, 2010
• has taken the SAT or ACT exam
• applied to a degree-granting institution leading to an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in any field of study
• has outstanding leadership qualities gained through FCCLA membership and other experiences in their family, school, and community.
• is currently a senior (grade 12) in high school
• affiliated with national FCCLA by March 1, 2010
• has taken the SAT or ACT exam
• applied to a degree-granting institution leading to an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in any field of study
• has outstanding leadership qualities gained through FCCLA membership and other experiences in their family, school, and community.
There are also other scholarships that are available to students meeting officer criteria, honor program, or program criteria. Be sure to check out these opportunities.
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