USTA Tennis and Education Foundation
USTA Tennis and Education Foundation
Marian Wood Baird Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
Dwight F. Davis Memorial Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
Eve Kraft Education and College Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
Dwight Mosley Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
USTA Tennis and Education Foundation College Education Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
USTA Tennis and Education Foundation College Textbook Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
70 W Road Oak Ln. White Plains, NY 10604
Ph: (914)696-7223
E-mail: eliezer@usta.com
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Marian Wood Baird Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
Purpose: To provide scholarships to deserving youngsters who have participated in the United States Tennis Association. Focus: General studies. Qualif.: Applicants must have a strong involvement in extracurricular activities, course work and community service; must exhibit Financial Need; must be involved in an organized community tennis program such as USTA School Tennis, NJTL, USTA Team Tennis, etc.; must be entering first year of undergraduate work as a full-time student in a four-year college/university program; must have a minimum of 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
Criteria: Scholarship is given based on academic performance.
Funds Avail.: $15,000. To Apply: Applicants must submit in one envelope the following required forms and supporting documents: A typed or clearly printed application signed by the applicant and parent or guardian; A typed or clearly printed endorsement from a faculty member from the applicant's high school and from a coach/program director; A typed endorsement from an individual of the applicant's choice; An official high school transcript; ACT/SAT examination scores; The applicant's official financial aid form; and a current photograph of the applicant. Deadline: February 8.
Dwight F. Davis Memorial Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
Purpose: To provide scholarships to qualified high school seniors. Focus: General studies. Qualif.: Applicants must be high school seniors with strong involvement in extracurricular activities, course work and community service; must exhibit financial need; must be actively involved in an organized community tennis program such as USTA School Tennis, NJTL, USTA Team Tennis, etc.; must be entering the first year of undergraduate work as a full-time student in a four-year college/university program. Criteria: Scholarship is given based on academic performance.
Funds Avail.: $7,500. Number Awarded: 2. To Apply:
Applicants must submit in one envelope the following required forms and supporting documents: A typed or clearly printed application signed by the applicant and parent or guardian; a typed or clearly printed endorsement from a faculty member from the applicant's high school and from a coach/program director; a typed endorsement from an individual of the applicant's choice; an official high school transcript; ACT/SAT examination scores; applicant's official financial aid form; and a current photograph. Deadline: February 8.
Eve Kraft Education and College Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
Purpose: To provide scholarships to qualified high school seniors. Focus: General studies. Qualif.: Applicants must be high school seniors with strong involvement in extracurricular activities, course work and community service; must exhibit financial need; must be actively involved in an organized community tennis program such as USTA School Tennis, NJTL, USTA Team Tennis, etc.; must be entering the first year of undergraduate work as a full-time student in a four-year college/university program. Criteria: Scholarship is given based on academic performance.
Funds Avail.: $2,500. To Apply: Applicants must submit in one envelope the following required forms and supporting documents: A typed or clearly printed application signed by the applicant and parent or guardian; a typed or clearly printed endorsement from a faculty member from the applicant's high school and from a coach/program director; a typed endorsement from an individual of the applicant's choice; an official high school transcript; ACT/SAT examination scores; applicant's official financial aid form; and a current photograph. Deadline: February 8.
Remarks: The scholarship is partially supported by Robert Kraft and family.
Dwight Mosley Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
Purpose: To provide scholarship to high school seniors of ethnically diverse heritage. Focus: General studies. Qua-
lif.: Applicants must be high school seniors with strong involvement in extracurricular activities, course work and community service; must exhibit financial need; must be actively involved in an organized community tennis program such as USTA School Tennis, NJTL, USTA Team Tennis, etc.; must be entering the first year of undergraduate work as a full-time student in a four-year college/university program. Criteria: Scholarship is given based on academic performance.
Funds Avail.: $10,000. Number Awarded: 2. To Apply:
Applicants must submit in one envelope the following required forms and supporting documents: A typed or clearly printed application signed by the applicant and parent or guardian; a typed or clearly printed endorsement from a faculty member from the applicant's high school and from a coach/program director; a typed endorsement from an individual of the applicant's choice; an official high school transcript; ACT/SAT examination scores; applicant's official financial aid form; and a current photograph. Deadline: February 8.
USTA Tennis and Education Foundation College Education Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
Purpose: To provide scholarships to qualified high schools. Focus: General Studies. Qualif.: Applicants must be high school seniors with strong involvement in extracurricular activities, course work and community service; must exhibit financial need; must be actively involved in an organized community tennis program such as USTA School Tennis, NJTL, USTA Team Tennis, etc.; must be entering the first year of undergraduate work as a full-time student in a four-year college/university program. Criteria: Scholarship is given based on academic performance.
Funds Avail.: $6,000. To Apply: Applicants must submit in one envelope the following required forms and supporting documents: A typed or clearly printed application signed by the applicant and parent or guardian; a typed or clearly printed endorsement from a faculty member from the applicant's high school and from a coach/program director; a typed endorsement from an individual of the applicant's choice; an official high school transcript; ACT/SAT examination scores; applicant's official financial aid form; and a current photograph. Deadline: February 8.
USTA Tennis and Education Foundation College Textbook Scholarships (Undergraduate/Scholarship)
Purpose: To provide a one-time award to assist students in purchasing textbooks or supplies. Focus: General studies. Qualif.: Applicants must be high school seniors with strong involvement in extracurricular activities, course work and community service; must exhibit financial need; must be actively involved in an organized community tennis program such as USTA School Tennis, NJTL, USTA Team Tennis, etc.; must be entering the first year of undergraduate work as a full-time student in a four-year college/university program. Criteria: Scholarship is given based on academic performance.
Funds Avail.: $1,000. To Apply: Applicants must submit in one envelope the following required forms and supporting documents: A typed or clearly printed application signed by the applicant and parent or guardian; a typed or clearly printed endorsement from a faculty member from the applicant's high school and from a coach/program director; a typed endorsement from an individual of the applicant's choice; an official high school transcript; ACT/SAT examination scores; applicant's official financial aid form; and a current photograph. Deadline: February 8.
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