Wentworth Institute of Technology Boston, MA
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Wentworth is a private college. Founded in 1904, it adopted coeducation in 1972. Its 35-acre urban campus is located in Boston.
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Matching Scholarships for Wentworth Institute of Technology
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Alloy Education $10,000 Scholarship
Applicant must be entering college for the first time and be accepted as a full-time freshman for the fall term. All students who use one of the two response options described in Careers and Colleges magazine or one of the three response options described in Private Colleges & Universities magazines (website registration is one of the options for both) and meet the requirements are eligible. The scholarship drawing will be held in May of each year, and the check will be issued to the institution at which the winner will enroll. The scholarship will be honored only at participating colleges and universities. A list of eligible colleges/universities is available at careersandcolleges.com. You do not need to complete an application for this scholarship.
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Arioch Scholarship
Applicant must have a minimum combined SAT Reasoning score of 1860 and be able to demonstrate academic achievement and school and community involvement.
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Merit Award Scholarship
Applicant is automatically considered for this award.
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NEEBC Scholarship Award
Applicant must be a full- or part-time undergraduate or graduate student who is considering a career in a benefits-related area such as: health care program design, pension plan design, implementation or administration, retirement strategies, ERISA and legal aspects of employee benefits, work/life programs, health risk management, institutional investing of retirement savings, multi-employer plans, workers compensation, actuarial and underwriting analysis, or employee benefits communications. Selection will be based upon specific employee benefit related study, activities, and goals, school and community activities, work experience, future potential, and academic performance. Application, transcript, and two recommendations are required to be submitted.
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New England Regional Student Program
Applicant must be a resident of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, or Vermont who is enrolled or plans to enroll in a major program at a New England public college or university that is not offered by a public university in applicant's home state.
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President's Scholarship
Applicant must demonstrate academic achievement and school and community involvement.
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Private Colleges & Universities Community Service Scholarship For Multicultural Students
Applications are welcome from all eligible candidates. Application and essay about their community service involvement are required; the essay should not exceed 1,200 words. Transcript, and recommendations that will verify involvement in the community (other than family members) must also be submitted. Private Colleges & Universities magazine has established a scholarship administered by the Private Colleges & Universities Scholarship Foundation to help capable multicultural students finance their education at a private college or university.
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Wentworth Community Scholarship
Applicant must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and demonstrate active commitment to the campus community.
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Yawkey Scholarship Program
Applicant must be an individual who has faced significant obstacles and life circumstances that have made study and achievement challenging. Applicant must come from a low-income family and whose Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is no greater than $5,000. Award is the maximum amount per year and is based on the level of demonstrated financial need after considering all available federal, state, and other grants and scholarships.
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