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Interesting Scholarships

We all know about different scholarships. There are sport scholarships and those academic scholarships we all hope to achieve. But here are some scholarships you may not know about.

Tall Club International Scholarship
Tall Club International’s (TCI) purpose is to “promote tall awareness among tall men and women, and in the community.” The TCI will give a scholarship of $1,000 to men at least 6’2” and women 5’10” (candidates must be under 21 and plan to attend college in the fall).

Little People of America Scholarship
In sharp contrast to the TCI, the Little People of America (LPA) provides for the vertically challenged people of society. With members at a maximum of 4’10”, the TCI offers $250 to $1000 to people diagnosed with a form of dwarfism and members of TCI with direct family members who are dwarfs.

Duck Brand Duct Tape Stuck at Prom Contest
Duct tape is famous for its versatility, but can it help get you into college? The Duck Brand Duct Tape Stuck at Prom Contest gives out scholarships up to $3,000 to a couple attending their high school prom wearing an outfit entirely composed of duct tape (and $3,000 to the school). The entry must provide a color picture of the attendees and will be based on the originality, creativity, and color of the design.

Vegetarian Resource Group
The non-profit organization Vegetarian Resource Group is giving out scholarships to graduating U.S. high school students who promote vegetarianism in their high school or community. With the benefit of an anonymous donation, the group has awarded two $5,000 scholarships a year. Entries for classes of spring 2010 must apply by February 20 2010.

American Association of Candy Technology
Are you a sweet tooth? The AACT offers $5,000 to high school students who have demonstrated interest in confectionery technology (candy by any other name). The applicant must plan to enroll in a four-year college in North America and a major in food science, chemical science, biological science, or a related area with a 3.0 GPA.

Interesting Scholarships

We all know about different scholarships. There are sport scholarships and those academic scholarships all college applicants hope to achieve. But have you heard of a scholarship for tall people? Sweet tooths? Here are some scholarships that may amuse you.

Tall Club International Scholarship
Do people have to look up to speak to you? Do you have to bend over to fit through doorways? If so, you may qualify for the Tall Club International’s scholarship. Tall Club International’s (TCI) purpose is to “promote tall awareness among tall men and women, and in the community.” The TCI will give a scholarship of $1,000 to men at least 6’2” and women 5’10” (candidates must be under 21 and plan to attend college in the fall).

Little People of America Scholarship
In sharp contrast to the TCI, the Little People of America (LPA) provides for the vertically challenged people of society. With members at a maximum of 4’10”, the TCI offers $250 to $1000 to people diagnosed with a form of dwarfism and members of TCI with direct family members who are dwarfs.

Duck Brand Duct Tape Stuck at Prom Contest
Duct tape is famous for its versatility, but can it help get you into college? The Duck Brand Duct Tape Stuck at Prom Contest gives out scholarships up to $3,000 to a couple attending their high school prom wearing an outfit entirely composed of duct tape (and $3,000 to the school). The entry must provide a color picture of the attendees and will be based on the originality, creativity, and color of the design.

Vegetarian Resource Group
For most avid vegetarians, it is hard to get gratifying results in persuading others to give up their meaty habits. For any “Lisa Simpsons” out there, there is a scholarship for your dedication to veggy greens. The non-profit organization Vegetarian Resource Group is giving out scholarships to graduating U.S. high school students who promote vegetarianism in their high school or community. With the benefit of an anonymous donation, the group can award two $5,000 scholarships a year. Entries for classes of spring 2010 must apply by February 20 2010.

American Association of Candy Technology
Are you a sweet tooth? The American Association of Candy Technology (AACT) offers $5,000 to high school students who have demonstrated interest in confectionery technology (candy technology by any other name). The applicant must plan to enroll in a four-year college in North America and major in food science, chemical science, biological science, or a related area with a 3.0 GPA.

Among the toils of academics and college applications, some of the more distinctive scholarships are easily overlooked. Seen here examples of scholarships for the truly unique. Scoring one of these scholarships would no doubt to highly beneficial to one’s wallet in attending college.

Interesting Scholarships

We all know about different scholarships. There are sport scholarships and those academic scholarships all college applicants hope to achieve. (awk reword) But have you heard of a scholarship for tall people? Sweet tooths (people with a sweet tooth)? Here are some scholarships that may amuse you.

Tall Club International Scholarship
Do people have to look up to speak to you? Do you have to bend over to fit through doorways? If so, you may qualify for the Tall Club International’s scholarship. Tall Club International’s (TCI) purpose is to “promote tall awareness among tall men and women, and in the community.” The TCI will give a scholarship of $1,000 to men at least 6’2” and women 5’10” (candidates must be under 21 and plan to attend college in the fall).

Little People of America Scholarship
In sharp contrast to the TCI, the Little People of America (LPA) provides for the vertically challenged people of society. With members at a maximum of 4’10”, the TCI offers $250 to $1000 to people diagnosed with a form of dwarfism and members of TCI with direct family members who are dwarfs.

Duck Brand Duct Tape Stuck at Prom Contest
Duct tape is famous for its versatility, but can it help get you into college? The Duck Brand Duct Tape Stuck at Prom Contest gives out scholarships up to $3,000 to a couple attending their high school prom wearing an outfit entirely composed of duct tape (and $3,000 to the school). The entry must provide (change to: contain) a color picture of the attendees and will be based on the originality, creativity, and color of the design.

Vegetarian Resource Group
For most avid vegetarians, it is hard to get gratifying results in persuading others to give up their meaty habits. For any “Lisa Simpsons” out there, there is a scholarship for your dedication to veggy greens. The non-profit organization Vegetarian Resource Group is giving out scholarships to graduating U.S. high school students who promote vegetarianism in their high school or community. With the benefit of an anonymous donation, the group can award two $5,000 scholarships a year. Entries for classes of spring 2010 must apply by February 20 2010 (Feb 20).

American Association of Candy Technology
Are you a sweet tooth? The American Association of Candy Technology (AACT) offers $5,000 to high school students who have demonstrated interest in confectionery technology (candy technology by any other name). The applicant must plan to enroll in a four-year college in North America and major in food science, chemical science, biological science, or a related area with a 3.0 GPA.

Among the toils of academics and college applications, some of the more distinctive scholarships are easily overlooked. Seen here examples of scholarships for the truly unique (fragment). Scoring one of these scholarships would no doubt to highly beneficial to one’s wallet in attending college.

Interesting Scholarships

We all know about different scholarships. There are sport scholarships and there are the generic academic scholarships all college applicants hope to achieve. But have you heard of a scholarship for tall people? People with a sweet tooth? Here are some scholarships that may amuse you.

Tall Club International Scholarship
Do people have to look up to speak to you? Do you have to bend over to fit through doorways? If so, you may qualify for the Tall Club International’s scholarship. Tall Club International’s (TCI) purpose is to “promote tall awareness among tall men and women, and in the community.” The TCI will give a scholarship of $1,000 to men at least 6’2” and women 5’10” (candidates must be under 21 and plan to attend college in the fall).

Little People of America Scholarship
In sharp contrast to the TCI, the Little People of America (LPA) provides for the vertically challenged people of society. With members at a maximum of 4’10”, the TCI offers $250 to $1000 to people diagnosed with a form of dwarfism and members of TCI with direct family members who are dwarfs.

Duck Brand Duct Tape Stuck at Prom Contest
Duct tape is famous for its versatility, but can it help get you into college? The Duck Brand Duct Tape Stuck at Prom Contest gives out scholarships up to $3,000 to a couple attending their high school prom wearing an outfit entirely composed of duct tape (and $3,000 to the school). The entry must contain a color picture of the attendees and will be based on the originality, creativity, and color of the design.

Vegetarian Resource Group
For most avid vegetarians, it is hard to get gratifying results in persuading others to give up their meaty habits. For any “Lisa Simpsons” out there, there is a scholarship for your dedication to veggy greens. The non-profit organization Vegetarian Resource Group is giving out scholarships to graduating U.S. high school students who promote vegetarianism in their high school or community. With the benefit of an anonymous donation, the group can award two $5,000 scholarships a year. Entries for classes of spring 2010 must apply by Feb 20 2010.

American Association of Candy Technology
Are you a sweet tooth? The American Association of Candy Technology (AACT) offers $5,000 to high school students who have demonstrated interest in confectionery technology (candy technology by any other name). The applicant must plan to enroll in a four-year college in North America and major in food science, chemical science, biological science, or a related area with a 3.0 GPA.

Among the toils of academics and college applications, some of the more distinctive scholarships are easily overlooked. Seen here are examples of scholarships for the truly unique. Scoring one of these scholarships would no doubt to highly beneficial to one’s wallet in attending college.