Bank Of America Florida’s Community Scholars Program — Each recipient will receive a $2,000 annual scholarship renewable for three years. Must be a first-time-in college student. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and demonstrate financial need as defined by the university’s financial aid office.

Depan International Freshman Student Scholarship — Award of $2,000 per year for a first-time freshman entering FAU on a student or scholar. Eligibility criteria include outstanding academic achievement, English proficiency, and evidence of community service or activity.

Depan Merit Recognition Scholarship — Awards of $200 non-renewable, offered to any student who was recognized in their senior year of high school as a National Merit, National Achievement or National Hispanic Scholarship Scholar, Finalist or Semi-Finalist and who enters FAU after previously enrolling and completing credits at another institution of higher education.

FAU Presidential Scholarship — Awards of $3,000 per year for first-time in college freshmen with a high school academic average of 3.5/4.0 and an SAT-I of 1270 or an ACT of 28. Renewable up to four years based on academic achievement.

M. Brenn Green Scholarship — Two renewable awards of $1,000 per year to first-time in college freshmen majoring in: Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Economics, Geography, Health Administration, Political Science, Social Psychology, Social Work or Sociology.

Martin Luther King Award — Awards of $2,350 per year for first-time in college freshmen who meet the academic requirements for admission to FAU and demonstrate financial need. Renewable up to four years based on academic achievement. To determine eligibility, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Martin Luther King Scholar Award — Awards of $2,500 per year for first-time in college freshmen with a 3.0 GPA and 1100 on the SAT-I or 25 on the ACT.

National Merit Scholar — Awards of $5,000 per year are offered to qualified students named as National Merit Scholars by the National Merit Scholarships Corporation. Candidates are selected by NMSC according to PSAT results. Documentation of selection as recipient is required. Renewable up to four years based on academic achievement.

National Merit/Achievement/Hispanic-Scholarship Finalist — Awards of $4,000 per year are offered to qualified students named as Finalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation or National Hispanic Scholar Recognition Program-The College Board. Candidates are selected by NMSC or NHSRP according to PSAT results. Renewable up to four years based on academic achievement.

National Merit/Achievement/Hispanic-Scholarship Semifinalist — Awards of $3,000 per year renewable up to four years based on academic achievement, for qualified students named as Semifinalists by the National Hispanic Scholar Recognition Program–The College Board. Candidates are selected by NMSC or NHSRP according to PSAT results. Documentation of selection as “Merit” recipient is required. Renewable up to four years

Salutatorian Scholarship — Awards of $3,000 per year are offered to first-time in college freshmen that were high school Salutatorians. Renewable up to four years based on academic achievement.

SECME, Inc. — Awards of $2,350 per year available to a limited number of students from SECME High Schools in Broward and Palm Beach Counties. Students must have participated in the SECME program and must submit a personal essay and two letters of reference with the Scholarship Application. Apply through FAU, Division of Engineering Student Services.

Valedictorian Scholarship — Awards of $4,000 per year are offered to first-time in college freshmen that were high school Valedictorians. Renewable up to four years based on academic achievement.

United States Army ROTC Scholarships — Available for full time students enrolled in the Army ROTC program. Benefit package includes payment of tuition and fees, $600 for books, and a monthly stipend during the academic year. Scholarships are limited. Apply through the ROTC Scholarship/Enrollment Officer at 305-348-1619 for additional requirements.

Walter Gaeser Scholarship — Is awarded to first-time in-college freshmen in Business. It is available to a limited number of students who demonstrate financial need. This scholarship is non-renewable and quantities are limited.

All Academic Team Scholars — Up to three $1,250 scholarships to members of the Florida Community College All Academic Team with a minimum 3.50 GPA. Contingent upon maintaining a cumulative 3.2 GPA while a full-time student at FAU. Deadline for nominations is June 1st for transfer in the following Fall or Spring semester. Apply through the FAU Director of Financial Aid.

Brain Bowl — Two scholarships of $1,175/semester for students on the winning brain bowl team. Renewable for up to 5 semesters or until graduation (whichever occurs first). Apply to FAU Director of Financial Aid. Deadline: June 1st

Community College Honors Scholarship — Limited awards of $1,250/semester for incoming junior transfer students with a minimum 3.5 GPA and graduates of the Honors Program at a Florida community college. Student must maintain a minimum 3.2 GPA. Deadline for nominations is March 1 for transfer in the following Fall or Spring semester. Apply through Undergraduate Admissions Office to FAU Director of Financial Aid.

Community College Scholars Award — Scholarships of $1,175/semester for students at Palm Beach, Broward, and Community Colleges. Students must have a minimum 3.2 GPA and must have received a scholarship to attend the community college straight from high school. Apply through Undergraduate Admissions Office to FAU Director of Financial Aid. Deadline: March 1st for transfer in the following Fall or Spring semester

Depan International Transfer Student Scholarship — Depan International Student Scholarship is an award of $2000 for a student transferring to FAU on a student or scholar visa, includes a non-resident tuition fee waiver, after completion of at least one year of study at another institution. Renewable up to three years contingent upon maintaining a 3.2 GPA at FAU and full-time enrollment. Apply through the FAU Office of Admissions. Deadline: April 1st

Depan Transfer Scholarship Indian River Community College — Award of $2,000 renewable up to two years offered to students transferring to FAU from Indian River Community. Eligibility criteria will include: Outstanding record of academic achievement; Recognition through Honors Program participation or identification as a Community College Scholar.

M. Brenn Green Scholarship — Two renewable awards of $1000, for an undergraduate transfer student majoring in one of the following areas: Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Economics, Geography, Health Administration, Political Science, Social Psychology, Social Work or Sociology. Apply through the FAU Undergraduate Admissions Office. Deadline: April 1st

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship — Awards of $1,175/semester for one student at each Florida community college where there is Phi Theta Kappa chapter. Apply through FAU, Undergraduate Admissions Office to FAU Director of Financial Aid. Deadline to receive nominations is March 1st for transfer in the following Fall or Spring semester.

Transfer Educational Achievement Award (TEAA) — Awards of $1,175/semester for incoming junior transfer students with a minimum 3.0 GPA and demonstrated financial need. Limited to US citizens or permanent resident aliens. Renewable for up to 5 semesters or until graduation (which ever occurs first) contingent upon maintaining a cumulative 3.0 GPA while a full-time student at FAU. Apply to the FAU Office of Admissions or online at http://www.fau.edu/academic/admissions/TEAA2004cover.htm. Deadline: March 1st

Miss Miami/Miss South Florida Coast — Scholarship awards and a chance to become Miss Florida or even Miss America. Applicants should be between the ages of 17 and 24. For more information call 954-392-8186.

George Burlew Scholarship — Applicants must: be interested in pursuing marine-related studies; submit one letter of recommendation; submit proof of student status; and return scholarship form and essay.

Bank Atlantic Scholarship — All students are eligible for this scholarship. Bank Atlantic at the FAU branch will award a $200 scholarship to eligible students with financial need. Deadline: February 1

USA Funds Access to Education Scholarship — The program will assist students in achieving their higher-education goals by awarding a total of up to $2.85 million in new scholarships to qualified students who demonstrate financial need. Deadline: March 15

The Robert G. and Gail F. Knight Scholarship — The Robert G. and Gail F. Knight Scholarship Foundation is in their third year of rewarding scholarships to students who currently attend a school that is a customer of Bob Knight Photo. Every year, five scholarships are awarded in the amount of $1000. Only the first 500 applicants will be considered. Deadline: Friday, March 26

North Broward Business & Professional Women Scholarship — Scholarships will be awarded based on individual need. Application is available in our office. For more scholarship information, please contact: Sheila Devine/Scholarship Committee/North Broward Business and Professional Women/3500 Washington St., Suite 609-A/Hollywood, FL 33021/Ph. 561-945-1131 Deadline: February 4

American Chemical Society Scholars Program — Students interested in two-year college programs for chemical technology may also apply for scholarships. The program is designed to encourage African-American, Hispanic/Latino, and American Indian students to pursue degrees in the chemical sciences and chemical technology. Deadline: February 15

National Federation of the Blind Scholarship — The Federation grants thirty scholarships annually to legally blind persons in higher education from college freshmen to doctoral candidates. The scholarships range in value from $3,000 to $12,000. All scholarships are granted in July of each year. Deadline: March 31

P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship Fund — The P.E.O. Sisterhood is an international organization with broad philanthropic and cultural aims and an interest in furthering educational opportunities for women. For more information please call 515-255-3153 or fax 515-255-3820

United Negro College Fund Union Scholars Program — The UNCF (United Negro College Fund) is providing scholarship/internship opportunities to minority students – African Americans, Asian Pacific Islander Americans, Hispanic Americans and Native Americans. For more program details, please call 866-671-7237. Deadline: February 27

SWEA South Florida Cultural Scholarship 2004 — SWEA is a nonprofit global organization, dedicated to promoting Swedish culture and traditions and the Swedish language. The scholarship for the 2004 academic year is two thousand dollars ($2000).Deadline: February 1st

EGM Fellowships — Florida Atlantic University offers prestigious fellowships, through the FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, to students interested in Environmental Growth Management (EGM). EGM Fellows study for the Master Degree in Public Administration or Urban and Regional Planning. Fellows who pursue the full-time five-semester Master of Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) program receive $17,500.

Ph.D. Fellowships — Outstanding students interested in pursuing the Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration, a research, teaching and public service degree, are urged to apply for Fall admission and a $11,000 Scholarship Stipend per academic year. In addition to the $11,000 Scholarship, students receive a partial tuition waiver. Scholarships are awarded in the fall term to full-time students. Recipients work 20 hours per week, which provides them with an opportunity to gain valuable teaching and/or research experience.

Orville Redenbacher Second Start Scholarship — This award is a “second start” scholarship to a person over the age of 30 enrolled in an accredited program as a part-time or full-time student. Thirty awards of $1,000 each will be given out this year. Tax returns will be required to prove financial need. New applications will be available in February. Deadline: May 1

Spencer Foundation Dissertation Fellowships — Through the Dissertation Fellowship Program, the Spencer Foundation aims to build capacity in the education research community by supporting a new generation of scholars from a wide range of fields.

James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation — The Foundation is seeking applicants with a demonstrated commitment to a career in teaching American history, American government, or social studies at the secondary level. Deadline: March 1

The Faculty and Staff Legacy Scholarship — Any child or grandchild of a FAU faculty and staff member is eligible for the Faculty and Staff Legacy Scholarship. The qualified child or grandchild must be enrolled as a sophomore, junior, senior, or graduate student at FAU to apply. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA. Preference will be given to students who demonstrate financial need.