Closed
$1,000
1 Award Winners
Application Open Date
1/1/2023
Application Deadline
4/30/2023
Eligible Grades
High School Senior
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Partner Colorado Foundation Scholarships – High School

Funded by
Partner Colorado Foundation
Closed
$1,000
1 Award Winners
Scholarship Open Date
1/1/2023
Scholarship Close Date
4/30/2023
Eligible Grades
High School Senior
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The Partner Colorado Foundation’s High School Scholarship annually awards qualified students with a minimum grant of $1,000 (the quantity and value of scholarships are determined by the annual fundraising achievement). After acceptance has been confirmed, scholarships are sent directly to the winning applicant’s top-choice institution.

The applicant must meet the following requirements: be a permanent resident of Colorado; primarily reside in Colorado while enrolled in school; be between the ages of 17 and 40, take at least nine (9) credit hours per semester, and make good academic progress.

Candidates must submit a complete application, which must include the following items in order to be considered: an application form that has been filled out completely and signed, the Federal Estimated Family Contribution (EFC), a transcript of their academic records, letters of recommendation, and a personal essay.

Scholarship Summary

The Partner Colorado Foundation’s High School Scholarship annually awards qualified students with a minimum grant of $1,000 (the quantity and value of scholarships are determined by the annual fundraising achievement). After acceptance has been confirmed, scholarships are sent directly to the winning applicant’s top-choice institution.

The applicant must meet the following requirements: be a permanent resident of Colorado; primarily reside in Colorado while enrolled in school; be between the ages of 17 and 40, take at least nine (9) credit hours per semester, and make good academic progress.

Candidates must submit a complete application, which must include the following items in order to be considered: an application form that has been filled out completely and signed, the Federal Estimated Family Contribution (EFC), a transcript of their academic records, letters of recommendation, and a personal essay.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Eligible Grade: High School Senior
  • Age: 17 – 40
  • Required GPA: Any
  • Geographic Eligibility: Colorado
  • Gender: Any
  • Race/Ethnicity: Any

Key Information of Partner Colorado Foundation Scholarships – High School

Study Details

Area of Study

Any

Country of Study

United States

Specific Schools

Any

Application Requirements

Here’s what you need to submit besides your application.

  • Grade transcript
  • Recommendation letters
  • Essay
  • Financial Information

Partner Colorado Foundation Scholarships – High School Timeline

January

Application Opening Date

Applications open on January 1.

April

Submission Deadline

The submission deadline is on April 30.

May – June

Applications Reviewed

The Grant Committee review applications and makes their recommendations.

June

Awards Announcement Date

Winners are announced by June.

How to ace the Partner Colorado Foundation Scholarships – High School

1

Essay objective and review

Your essay is your voice and the complete picture of your character, ambitions, and abilities. Make it concise and interesting, and ensure it captures your pursuit of an undergraduate degree of choice. Tell the judges your story and what you hope to achieve. Stay focused and get a second or third eye review from your mentor or instructor.

2

Check your transcript type

You can use an unofficial printout. If the grading system is unconventional, please provide an explanation. If there are exceptional circumstances that limit any of this material from being included, please explain.

3

Choice of references and early notifications

Your references or recommenders must be those who know you well enough to be willing to speak to your abilities and demonstrate why you make the perfect candidate for this scholarship. So, choose them wisely. Also, contact them and send them the required forms very early on to allow them enough time to complete them.

4

Demonstrate your financial need

This is an important criterion for winner selection. Submit a Student Aid Report and express how financial aid will help you achieve your academic and career goals.

How the Partner Colorado Foundation Scholarships – High School is Judged

The selection of recipients is based on financial need; however, exceptional academic performance and participation in co-curricular, extracurricular, and community activities are also taken into account.

Why We Love the Partner Colorado Foundation Scholarships – High School

1

This scholarship can be renewed

This scholarship is renewed every year, as long as applicants maintain the eligibility requirements. The foundation is keen to assist those in need to obtain an undergraduate degree.

2

A flexible method of sending

The Partner Colorado Foundation offers the possibility to send your application via email or mail. This makes it easier for each person to select their favorite approach.

3

An award for residents

The recipients of this award must be Colorado residents. The growth of local youth education is encouraged by this program.

5 Facts About Partner Colorado Foundation

01.

Established in 2005

The Partner Colorado Foundation was established to support undergraduate student scholarships and find groups that are significantly improving people's lives.

02.

Scholarships offered to date

A total of $588,000 has been dispersed so far, consisting of 269 scholarships, several community awards, and other financial aid.

03.

Other options

The Partner Colorado Foundation also offers an annual scholarship for college students. The application form and requirements can be found on their official page.

04.

The structure of the foundation

The Partner Colorado Foundation is a nonprofit organization. It is supported by annual donations.

05.

The 15th Annual Golf Tourney

It was the foundation's largest endorsement, totaling $43,000. 144 people participated.