A Talent for Scholarships
January 16th, 2008
There’s a chill in the air and a new year to tackle, so what should the
first thing on your agenda be? How about filling out some scholarship applications? Before you balk at the thought of writing essay after essay remember that not all scholarships are created equal. While scholarships have traditionally focused solely on academic achievement, more and more are asking students to demonstrate their unique talents and abilities.
Case in point: the BMI Foundation, Inc.’s Fifth Annual peermusic Latin Scholarship. Rather than writing a paper, students age 16 to 24 submit original songs and instrumental competitions that fit into a Latin genre of music, for the chance to win a $5,000 scholarship. It’s the perfect opportunity whether a student is an aspiring musician, singer, or songwriter, or simply has a love of music and a desire to supplement their college funds.
If you start your scholarship search the smart way, you’ll find plenty of other opportunities like this one. Just be sure to keep on your toes and avoid potential scholarship scammers that may head your way.
*** For more info on the BMI Foundation, Inc.’s Fifth Annual peermusic Latin Scholarship, visit www.bmidfoundation.org. The deadline is February 8, 2008 so get a move on!
- Genevieve M. Blaber
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