Scholarships
There are many scholarships out there.
Here's a list of some of the offerings we've found.
Cyber-Security Degree Scholarship
Essay Contest (annual)
Total Amount: $1,000
Deadline: July 15, 2022
Cyber-Security.Degree offers an annual $1000 scholarship to help fund students aspiring for a career in cyber security. To apply for the scholarship, all applicants have to do is complete a short entry form and submit a 250-word essay, answering the question: "Why have you chosen to enter the field of cybersecurity?"
PROMPT:
Why have you chosen to enter the field of cybersecurity?
Florin | Roebig
Essay Contest (annual)
Total Amount: up to $750
Deadline: September 1, 2022
The law firm of Florin|Roebig knows how valuable higher education can be, not only in shaping society but in helping young people reach their long-term academic and professional goals. For this reason, they’re proud to announce a scholarship contest awarding $1,500.
PROMPT:
Using your personal experience as a student living through a pandemic, what long term impacts will social distancing have on the overall culture of college students? What positive and negative changes can students expect to see when it comes to social interactions on campuses in the future? If social distancing, mask wearing and online events becomes the campus culture, is that good or bad? And why?
Bronx Injury Lawyers
Essay Contest
Total Amount: $500
Deadline: December 31, 2022
Bronx truck accident lawyers are known for getting high settlements for their truck accident clients. We want to help the next generation of Bronx truck accident lawyers pay for their education by awarding an annual $500 scholarship. Our scholarship will be based on a written essay contest with a concentration on truck accident law.
PROMPT:
Due to Covid, the U.S. has seen many shortages – one of those shortages being truck drivers. In 2022, the U.S. enacted new laws in an attempt to attract more truck drivers. Some of those laws include the Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) rule, allowing those under 21 to be Interstate Truck Drivers, and changes to the Department of Transportation Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse. Do you think these new regulations will lead to more or less accidents? Why or why not? What would you change, if anything, to these new laws and why?
