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Simple question. Even though the marketing seems strongly geared to residential design, will this program also benefit a commercial designer. Our company designs hotels and while the staff is heavy into cad, I simply need software that will replace my sketches which I then turn over to another designer. I'm a conceptual person that needs to step up a bit and use my pencil/pad only for rough thoughts.
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Thanks for asking this. You have to keep in mind that I am the product manager for Freestyle so my answer is somewhat (okay, I'll admit it, very) biased, but here is my opinion from interviews that I have had with customers.
First, we have lots of people using it for commercial purposes - everyone from an architect that needed a quick "sketchpad" for his ideas to a guy who does layouts for solar panel systems to an event plannner who needed to create plans showing A/V layouts for a variety of performance types at a theater.
As far as features, we just introduced some new functionality in our trial version that may interest you. It allows you to create a quick raster sketch with tools like pen, pencil, etc. You can then trace over that with "precision" tools if you need to do a more "hardlined" type of drawing. The convenient thing for you is that you can send the files to your CAD teammates, and they can open them in any DWG-based application.
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Hello again,
I have been using the trial program and I really like it. I am a hotel designer and had little problem in creating a great dimensioned drawing. I was also able to exactly reproduce a section of ceiling cove light of a hand-drawn sketch I just sent to a client.
So far, so good. I only wish it had a larger symbol library or would allow the user to create and store them. I hope this could be in a future upgrade.
Thanks Brad. Custom symbols are definitely a highly requestred feature and is under consideration for a future release.
What other types of symbols do you wish we were shipping?
I'll preface my thoughts by saying that I really like the program and it's a tremendous value. I do wish that you could create your own symbols and make them part of the library and it would also be nice to have vertical images for elevations. I would gladly pay extra for any upgrade that would address this.
ps/ Can you transfer drawings from the trial version to the purchased copy ?
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You can open your files created in the trial version in the ful commercial version. There is no difference in the file format.
The ability to create your own symbols is definitely a highly requested feature and we are considering it for a future release.
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This is actually NCAA approved and clears players if it is filled out. Unfortunately, players think it's all a joke:
The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game: it's a part of our past, Ray. It reminds of us of all that once was good and it could be again. Oh... people will come Ray. People will most definitely come.
Originally Posted by ISUCubswin This is actually NCAA approved and clears players if it is filled out. Unfortunately, players think it's all a joke: Yes, because that form is a joke and very outdated.
The problem is the whole "certifying that at I am completely sober at the time of signing"
Originally Posted by Mr Janny yeah, because rape is so damn funny. Let's clean this thread up, folks. yes absolutely - though the play on the words from the politicians is creative, rape really isn't funny at all.
Originally Posted by longtimeclone Yes, because that form is a joke and very outdated. Ya I know right? "females only" thats bs.
Originally Posted by alarson It certainly creates evidence that there was consent if that's their defense. Well, it creates circumstances that influences readers (and juries) to question the validity of the crime.
Gonna put in my honest opinion on this whole situation which may upset some people but hey, it's my beliefs. I don't think anyone needs to accuse these 2 men of rape right now, just the prosecutor should be the accuser. Why? Because you are innocent until proven guilty. In the past decade we've had these raping incidents blow up with athletes. Lets look at the most famous ones. Ben Roethlisberger, Duke lax team, Bernie Fine, Kobe Bryant, and Jerry Sandusky. As an added bonus to Iowa State fans, I'm putting in Bubu Palo. What Ben, Kobe, and Sandusky did was something so disgusting that, in my opinion, should ban them for a season (yes, Sandusky deserves and got more, but you know where I'm going.) However, the 3 young men in the Duke lax hearing, though found innocent, will NEVER get to live a normal life. They're lives are forever changed, and people close to them probably have different views of them because it was a long process and, at the time, everyone assumed they raped someone. In fact, the coach was receiving threats and he had nothing to do with it. These guys were forever changed because of a false accusation. For more, go to SI.com - Magazine - Special Report: The Damage Done - Thursday June 22, 2006 1:59PM Bernie Fine, on the other hand, gets accused at the same time as Sandusky for raping ball boys. Then all charges were dropped. Was he innocent or guilty, we will never know. However, I know at least one of the prosecutors apologized and admitted to lying about the whole thing. Bernie Fine lost his job because of these false accusations. Bubu Palo was one of the most loved figures in the City of Ames. He grew up here, had great grades, was energetic and a very nice kid. Then he's accused of rape. Many posters on here are quick (and correct) in saying he's innocent until proven guilty. However, this accusation, even if found innocent, will forever haunt him. He could've been mediocre his last two seasons here and he would've still gone down in the City of Ames as one of the greatest athletes to call Ames home. Now, many people won't view him as that sweet child. I would be 75+% of posters on here would admit their view of Bubu has changed since the accusation, and even if found innocent, there view will never be back before he was ever accused. I'm not saying these Texas athletes are innocent. I'm not saying Bubu is innocent. I am saying that when these rape cases come up, we shouldn't assume that these athletes are guilty. We need to let the justice system do its job. These Texas players spent there whole lives to play in this bowl game, and now they won't because: A) They were stupid and arrogant a-holes and raped a girl OR B) They went to a girls hotel room, they had their fun, and now she is calling them out for rape even though it never happened. Texas is smart in suspending these players, but it will be a damn shame if they are found innocent and still had to miss out on something they'd spent their whole lives working for.
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"Applications" won't show up on Spotlight.
When I try to find "Applications," it won't show up. It shows a folder "Applications-Macintosh SSD," not the original one that shows up. I tried re-indexing as well, but that didn't work. Any ideas?
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EDIT: Did not see your screenshot, and swiftaw is right.
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That is your applications folder, the "Macintosh SSD" part is telling you it's location because there is more than one Applications folder on your computer (You can see this further down the window where it lists 2 folders called Applications)
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Thing is, when I tried deleting the other application folder, it came back when I restarted my Mac...Also it doesn't have the image that Applications usually has, which is the "A" (with the pencil, ruler, and paint brush).
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I have two Folders named Applications, just like you. The first is a top level folder on my Hard Drive and this is where my applications actually are. The second is a folder in ~/Library/Documentation/ which stores documentation for some of Apples iLife apps.
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Want to read about why I'm a gutsy girl?? Go check out my guest post on A Gutsy Girl. Thanks again for the opportunity to share my story, Sarah!
Falling (back) into good habits
Life has been a whirlwind of crazy emotions the past two months from getting engaged (yay!) to losing my grandfather (total downer). While not all moments have resulted in putting my best foot forward, I did my best to keep focused on my goals and hit the reset button when needed.
The past few weeks I've really focused on getting back to the basics and October Unprocessed helped tremendously! Basically for the whole month thus far, I've been focusing on eating clean, unprocessed food that has helped my body clear out the junk.Figuratively and metaphorically speaking. I haven't been perfect, but my efforts are a lot more focused.
I have a lot of exciting things coming my way and I hope to document them all here so I can share my journey with anyone who may benefit from it! I wanted this blog to be a way to chronicle what I've been trying as well as what works for me versus what doesn't so its about time to get back to that ; )
I am jet setting to California for a business building conference with some pretty amazing women, and gentlemen that next few days so I can't wait to see what goodness I bring to this blog in the coming weeks!
Stay tuned for greatness!
August Pledge
Let's all say in unison now, "How the heck is it August all ready?! This year is FLYING by!!" Okay, now that we've gotten that out of the way, because let's be honest, it's the darn truth. This year is simply disappearing and that is why it is so important to focus on being in the moment, otherwise life will just continue passing you by.
So, let's focus on making August a GREAT month! Squeeze in all those summer activities you can, I know I will. Swimming, yes! Tubing on the river? I'm there! BBQing with friends and family, you betcha! But aside from all the fun I'll be having, I also will be focusing on my health, A LOT. I'm taking part in a new program that I can't wait to share all about, plus my birthday is this month! Woohoo, I'm already of all the ways I can make the next year great!
So with that said, here is my pledge for August:
Are you ready to make this a great month?? Let's do this!!
Living a life you love
This photo happened to come through my Facebook stream today and made me stop to think, "Am I living a life I love?" Honestly? Yes, I am! I truly believe it is one of the things YOU have total control over…choosing to love the life you have or simply recreate that life in order to make it one you love. Sure, there may be situations or moments in time that cause you to question your life and your happiness, but it is you and you alone that can create the life that is worth loving…you only get one life after all!
It is a continuous journey to creating the life I desire, but I love the journey I'm on and what is a life worth living if it isn't one worth loving? I'm learning to redefine what happiness means to me. I want to life an authentic life – one filled with passion and fulfillment. I am moving toward a rewarding life in which I thrive to impact others while building a solid foundation for my own happiness. Do you dare to be happy??
Back on the Wagon
Both physically and metaphorically speaking. Life has been hectic lately, or rather I've just been letting it get the best of me. I've been adjusting to life with a new puppy, building a business, and still chugging along on my journey to optimal health. Although I haven't been as focused as I need to be on my health, I'm now refocused and recommitted. What's my secret? Well…
…there is no secret!
I just keep reminding myself of what is really important.
It's important to remember you will fall off the wagon. You will get stuck. Things will get in the way of your goals. Over and over again.
Keep focused on your goals and remember, you can ALWAYS get back on track because you know what that track looks like!
How do YOU get back on track when you've been derailed??
Stepping out of my comfort zone
Okay, okay…I lied! This subject is so very near and dear to my heart that I simply had to post it as soon as I finished writing it…
As I mentioned at the end of my last post, the MOST important aspect of my weekend actually had nothing to do with the conference itself, but the AMAZING women I shared a house with! As an introverted person, it's a big step to commit to rooming with someone I've never met let alone committing to sharing a house with ELEVEN people I've never met. WOAH – talk about a leap of faith ; ) But I'm here to tell you it was hands down the best decision I've could've made!
It almost seems as though the universe had a plan when they put the group of us together and for that, I'll be forever grateful. This weekend brought together a very unique, diverse set of individuals who all brought some different, but equally important to the table.
This weekend, each and every one of us spent time exploring our emotions and breaking down barriers some of us didn't even know existed. Tears were shed and laughter was had. My heart is filled with so much love and joy for the people I shared my time in CA with. I learned more about myself this past weekend than I have in a long time and I'm excited to continue exploring and diving deeper into areas I now realize I need to work on.
Life is truly about learning and growing with each passing day. Some days more than others ; ) I can honestly say I am truly blessed to have been introduced to such a wonderful group of people that are now and forever will be near and dear to my heart <3
I am forever indebted to the ladies (and gentleman) of Casa Blanca!! XOXO
Mega Conference Day 2 Recap
Sorry this post is a little late, after a LONG day of travel on Monday, I spent most of the day resting on the couch yesterday. Shhh, that's our little secret ; ) Anyway, Day 2 was even more amazing than Day 1. How you ask? Well, let's see…it was all about business building and quite frankly, I'm in business building mode so it really appealed to me.
Eric Barron started us out talking about D.i.S.C. Behavioral Styles (a more user friendly version of Myers Briggs). I actually just took the assessment and am looking forward to reading more about my styles (S and C for those wondering)! Find out what behavioral style you are here: http://www.tonyrobbins.com/ue/disc-profile.php
Next up were Carey Peters & Stacey Morgenstern of Holistic MBA. I have to admit, I'm a little biased since I'm currently working with them in their More Confidence, More Clients Academy, but these ladies ROCK!
I have to be honest and admit that's all the pictures/info I have about the speakers. I know, bad blogger! I sort of zoned out and just enjoyed the rest of the conference. Oops. I think you get the gist that this conference and every speaker was pretty freakin' awesome. How many schools put on such an amazing conference that gives you an opportunity to connect with thousands of like-minded individuals all while giving you resource after resource to succeed?! Let's just say, I haven't heard from my alma mater since I graduated in '06, but with IIN I am constantly reinvigorated and reinspired by every thing this school does for its students and graduates!
The biggest take away from the conference for me was the importance of primary foods and that is in much thanks to the people I spent my weekend with. I stepped outside of my comfort zone and stayed in a house with 11 other health coaches and will say that hands down, it was the best decision of my life and I can't wait to tell you all about it….tomorrow ; )
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- Visit the Puaka Petroglyph Park where 2,717 petroglyphs, with a variety of figures can be found
- Visit Mauna Kea, renowned as one of the world's greatest astronomical observing sites and visit some of the amazing telescopes and hear of current research projects with our special guest from the Institute of Astronomy
- Have a private tour of the Imiloa Centre for Astronomy including a special Hawaiian Volcano lecture by Nick Petford over dinner
- Adventure in the Volcanoes National Park starting at the Panaluu Black Sand Beach, home to endangered Green Sea Turtles and Hawksbill.
- With our special guest host, Professor Nick Petford, you will ascend to the summit of Kilauea inside this World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Preserve. The summit caldera, steam vents, cinder fields, and native rainforests are all on our "must see" list.
- Experience a night viewing of a live volcano. This is an incredible way to experience the dynamic energy of Kilauea, the most active volcano in the world.
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Caps GM: Taking Filip Forsberg a no-brainer
Saturday - 6/23/2012, 9:00am  ET
Ben Raby, wtop.com
PITTSBURGH - Washington Capitals General Manager George McPhee said that selecting Filip Forsberg in the first round (11th overall) of the NHL Draft Friday was a no- brainer.
"At the (draft) table the scouts were unanimous (saying) we have to take this guy," McPhee said after using his first selection on a Swede for the fourth time in seven years. "So I tried to give them other options just to play devil's advocate but it was an easy (decision)."
McPhee admitted that the Caps were surprised to see Forsberg drop to them at No. 11. The 17-year-old from Ostervala, Sweden, was the No. 2 rated prospect by The Hockey News and the No. 4 ranked prospect by the International Scouting Service.
Forsberg had eight goals and 17 points in 43 games last season with Leksands of the Swedish Elite League. He is said to be a smart two-way forward with the physical tools to play in the NHL.
"I'm kind of a big player and I try to play physical," Forsberg said. "I also like taking the puck to the net as often as possible so I guess that's a little bit more of a North American style of game than a European style of game so hopefully I can bring that with me when the time is (right) for me to come over."
Forsberg has one year remaining on his current contract in Sweden and could find himself in the NHL by the 2013-14 season. If that were the case, it would be a similar path taken by countrymen Nicklas Backstrom and Marcus Johansson who spent an extra year in Sweden before joining the Capitals.
With their second pick in the first round (16th overall), the Capitals added size and physicality in the form of 6-foot-4-inch, 205-pound Thomas Wilson.
"He's a tough kid," McPhee said. "It's going to take a lot of work to get him where we need him, but he plays hard, he plays tough."
Wilson had nine goals and 27 points in 49 games with the Ontario Hockey League's Plymouth Whalers. He also had 141 penalty minutes and is said to be one the hardest hitters in the league.
"What we liked about him is that he scored before he got to junior. He was on a midget team in Toronto and scored (38) goals for a team that won the championship," McPhee said. "He's been on Team Canada clubs overseas and in the playoffs this year with a couple of guys hurt, he was moved up in the lineup and responded with seven goals (in 13 games) so there's a chance he can be a pretty good player."
Wilson has never been to Washington, but says that he is familiar with the organization and even had an Alex Ovechkin sweater when he was younger. Like Ovechkin, Wilson does not shy away from contact.
"I'm a big power forward, I create space for linemates, I like the physicality, I don't shy away from it and I think I've got some offensive potential to come in the next few years."
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Disclamer: The scholarships listed here are from agencies outside MJC. These scholarships vary in their qualifications, requirements, and deadlines. If you do receive a scholarship from any outside agency, please notify the MJC Financial Aid Office.
MJC Financial Aid & Scholarships provides the listed information as a courtesy. We do not promote, validate, or maintain the Web sites listed.
ACWA Awards
Each year, the Association of California Water Agencies offers two $3,000 scholarships to undergraduate students in the fields of water resources, public administration, engineering, irrigation technology and other water-related fields; and one $7,000 scholarship to a graduate student in water law, policy or public administration.
April 1 is the deadline for eligible students to apply for the scholarships. Applications and guidelines are attached; more information can be found at http://www.acwa.com/content/scholarships/scholarships. The applications may be e-mailed to email@example.com or faxed to 916.554.2342.
American Chemical Society Scholars Program
Designed to encourage African-American, Hispanic, and Native American students to pursue undergraduate college degrees in the chemical sciences. 100 scholarships up $2500 for freshman, $3000 for sophomores and $5000 for juniors and seniors. Applications are available in the Financial Aid Office. For more information, visit www.chemistry.org/scholars
Association of California Water Agencies Scholarship
This scholarship is open to all of the following majors: engineering, biology, resource management, landscape architecture, irrigation science, agriculture, environmental studies, and others. More information and applications are available online at www.acwanet.com/news_info/scholarship/
Betty Rendel Scholarship
Three $1,000 scholarships are designed for undergraduate women who are currently majoring in political science, government or economics. For further questions, contact 703-548-9688.
Calcot-Seitz Foundation
For students who will be enrolled full time at a four year college or university and who plan to major in Agriculture.
California Association of Nurseries and Garden Centers
California Association of Nurseries and Garden Centers is offering scholarships ranging from $100 to $5,000 to students majoring in Horticulture, Agribusiness, Viticulture or Pomology. This year's applications and their requirements are available at www.cangc.org/endowment/collegeScholarships.asp If you have any questions about the CANERS Foundation Program, please contact Darrelyn D. Adams via email at firstname.lastname@example.com
California Strawberry Field Workers Scholaship Fund
apply at www.californiastrawberries/com/scholarships
Change a Life Foundation Scholarships
Change a Life Foundation operates a scholarship program for Emancipated Youth throughout California and for graduating high school seniors in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Orange Counties.
Because this scholarship is not available to use at the community college level, only former foster youth who are ready to transfer to a four-year college can apply.
The Change a Life Scholarship Program wishes to bridge the financial gap that college-bound students face. The donor wishes to do this by providing scholarships to students with great potential, high financial need, strong academic demonstration and community/civic involvement. Scholarships are meant to assist economically disadvantaged students who excel academically to attend the University/College of their choice, with a scholarship of up to $5,000 to defray unmet needs such as: tuition, room and board, lab fees, books, and health care insurance.
For more information visit: http://www.changealife.org/funding_priorities/funding_priorities_college_scholarship.aspx
Christian Public Servants John L. Hollis Scholarship
Open to all seniors in high school, recent high school graduates, or first year college students with declared intention of preparing for a career in public service (i.e. teaching, law enforcement, fire safety, nursing, public administration, political science, etc.) and will attend either Modesto Junior College or Stanislaus State University. For more information contact Christian Public Servants at (209)578-0102. Deadline for this scholarship is March 15, 2014!
Christine Bank Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship program is intended for those students who have experienced hardship and are seeking to improve the world in some way. All major areas of study are welcome to apply, as long as the student can show in his/her essay that it will improve the world in some way. This scholarship is $150.
Click here for full requirements and application information.
Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation
Annually awards 400 scholarships, of $1,000 and $2,000, to students attending two-year higher-education institutions granting terminal degrees. Each campus can nominate one student.
Basic eligibility: Nominees must have at least a 2.5 GPA, have some community service or be employed part- or full-time, and be enrolled in at least two courses during the upcoming fall term a two-year institution.
For more information, including campus contacts and complete eligibility requirements, see: www.coca-colascholars.org
College Scholarships for Students from Foster Care
Casey Family Programs and The Orphan Foundation of American are pleased to announce that applications are now available (www.orphan.org). The Casey Family Scholars Program will award approximately 75 new scholarships for undergraduate study and career/technical training at accredited institutions and programs. A limited number of graduate school scholarships will also be awarded. Scholarships include support services.
Orphan Foundation of America (OFA) – www.orphan.org
Tina Raheem at OFA – (800) 950-4673
John Emerson at Casey Family Programs – (206) 270-4921
Concrete Industry Management (CIM) Scholarships
CIM at California State University, Chico is one of only four university programs in the U.S.-and the only one on the West Coast-that offers concrete construction and business education in collaboration with industry leaders. The $200 billion concrete industry urgently needs professionals with the knowledge and know-how to meet the challenges of this rapidly changing, progressive business sector. If you can handle trigonometry, the fundamentals of chemistry and physics, and technical and business courses, then you can benefit from very good, very concrete career opportunities. Excellent careers in Concrete Industry Management include:
Datatel Scholars Foundation
Datatel Scholars Foundation scholarships range in value from $1,000-$2,500. For more information, go to www.datatel.com/dsf or email email@example.com or call (800) 486-4332.
Dorothy Andrews Kabis Memorial
This internship gives undergraduates the opportunity to spend part of the summer working at National Headquarters in Alexandria, VA. Applicants must be a junior in college, have a general knowledge of government, interest in politics, campaign experience, and clerical office skills. For more information, call 703-548-9688.
Emanuel Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary Scholarship
The Volunteer Auxiliary Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to individuals pursuing careers in medical and healthcare related fields. This includes nursing, physician, physician assistant, radiology, occupational/physical therapy, pharmacy, laboratory, optometry, respiratory therapy, and other medical professional degrees, both undergraduate and graduate. These scholarships are awarded to students who exemplify character through academic achievement and extra-curricular participation. In awarding these scholarships, strong consideration will be given to students with financial need. Click here for more information and application.
Stanislaus County Legal Professionals Associations - Eula mae Jett Scholarship Program.
For any student pursuing a degree in the legal profession; excluding law school. Application is due March 3, 2014. Please contact Kelly Gregerson at email@example.com
Fred G. Wade Scholarship
Open to all students who are majoring in advertising, marketing, or communications. Up to $2,000 is available to students attending any accredited college or university which offers majors in these subjects. For more information please go to www.sacadclub.com and select college outreach - Fred Wade Scholarship
HACU Scholarships
The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) is accepting online applications for the HACU Scholarship Program. MJC is a member of HACU and MJC students are eligible for these scholarships. Students must meet the following criteria for all scholarships:
The following are the Scholarships available:
For more information click here or visit: www.hacu.net/scholarships, or e-mail email@example.com
Health Education Scholarship-DMC Foundation
Applications are now available for over two-dozen scholarships administered by DMC Foundation, a non-profit agency that improves the lives of individuals and families in our community through quality health education and services. These scholarship awards aim to provide educational opportunities for those seeking to begin or strengthen their education in healthcare professions.
Qualifying applicants must be residents of Stanislaus County or enrolled at an accredited school in the Stanislaus County area with an educational goal in a health care related field.
Click here for more information: http://dmcf.org/programs/health-education-scholarship.php
Health Professions Education Foundation
ADN and BSN Scholarship Applications are now available!
The applications for the Associate Degree Nursing and Bachelor of Science Nursing Scholarship programs are now available for download on our website. To be eligible for the scholarship you must be either enrolled or accepted into an accredited California nursing program and graduate after January.
2013 Associate Degree Nursing Scholarship Application
2013 Bachelor of Science Nursing Scholarship Application
Health Professions Students from Disadvantaged Backgrounds
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) has posted the application for the Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students (SDS).
For more information visit: http://www.nasfaa.org/ and search "scholarships"
or here's the direct link: http://www.nasfaa.org/Login.aspx?redirectURL=WorkArea%2flinkit.aspx%3fLinkIdentifier%3dID%26ItemID%3d3831
HigherOne Scholarship
For students who have an account with HigherOne. www.higherone.com/scholarship
The One Scholarship Competition sponsored by higher One. 20 can recieved up to $2500.
Hispanic Scholarship FundLegal Secretaries, EULA MAE JETT Scholarship Program
This scholarship is granted to those individuals interested in pursuing an opportunity in the legal studies. This scholarship specifically excludes law school. Past recipients have studied to become legal secretaries, paralegals, and court reporters. For more information or application, contact the Scholarship Chairman: Kelly Gregerson at email@example.com
Latino College Dollars
A directory of scholarships for California's Latino students. Latino College Dollars Directory
LIFE Lessons
The "LIFE Lessons" Scholarship Program is open only to legal residents of the fifty (50) United States and the District of Columbia, who are between 17 and 24 years of age, have experienced the death of a parent or legal guardian, and are currently enrolled in, or have been accepted to, a college, university or trade school within the fifty (50) United States or District of Columbia. http://www.lifehappens.org/life-lessons/scholarship-program-rules
MassMutual Financial Group Scholars www.act.org/massmutual
This scholarship is designed for high achieving college students of African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, or Hispanic descent interested in pursuing careers in the insurance and financial services industry. Apply online at www.act.org/massmutual.
MJC Technical Education CAM Scholarship
This application is for high school seniors who intend to complete a Career Technical Education (CTE) program of study at Modesto Junior College that lead to a degree or certificate in one of the following areas: Agricultural Mechanics, Electronics, Industrial Technology, Machine Tool Technology, Printing, and/or Welding. Scholarships awards range from $250 to $1,500 as determined by the CAM Scholarship Review Committee.
Click here for more information and application.
Modesto Garden Club
Deadline April 2, 2014 contact Scholarship Chairperson at email@example.com
Modesto Irrigation District (MID) Water Scholar
Provides economic support to graduating high school and junior college students who exhibit an interest in actively pursuing a career in the water industry. Each winner will receive a check for $2,500 made out to the name of the chosen institution. The application is available in the Financial Aid Office. For more information, visit www.wateraware.org
Mother Lode Mineral Society
The Mother Lode Mineral Society is offering a $750 scholarship to an MJC or CSU Stanislaus student that is a Geology or Earth Science Major. Contact Ginger Erwin at 209.669.5986 for application packet or for additional information.
National Hispanic Business Women Association (NHBWA) Scholarship
The National Hispanic Business Women Associaton offers scholarships to eligible students who meet the following requirements:
For more information visit: http://nationalhbwa.com/main/?page_id=367
Natural Resources Conservation Service Employees
*The Natural Resources Conservation Service is an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. One of its employee groups is the National Organization of Professional Hispanic NRCS Employees. Through its $1,000 scholarships for deserving Hispanic students that wish to pursue or are pursuing a Bachelors degree in a natural resources conservation field of study. In addition, The Martha Guerra-Arteaga Scholarship of $1,000 will be awarded to one female student majoring in public affairs or a natural resources conservation-related field of study. The explanation of requirements and scholarship application form can be obtained at the following website: http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/intranet/hispanic/scholarship.html
Orphan Foundation of America-Foster Care to Success Scholarships
All OFA scholarships are awarded based on a combination of merit and need, and funding levels are determined based on cost of attendance and other resources. Scholarship recipients as well as non-recipients will be notified via email.
Notification will be sent to the email provided in the application.
Applicants must: have been in public or private foster care for a minimum of 12 consecutive months at the time of their 18th birthday; OR have been adopted or placed into legal guardianship from foster care after their 16th birthday; OR they must have been orphaned for at least one year at the time of their 18th birthday; have been accepted into or expect to be accepted into an accredited, Pell-eligible college or other post-secondary school; be under the age of 25 on March 31 of the year in which they first apply; have been in foster care or orphaned while living in the United States. U.S. citizenship is not required.
Click here for more information and application
President Ronald Reagan Scholarship
*$1,000 scholarship is being offered to an undergraduate registered Republican woman who is majoring in political science, communication, or directed toward law. The applicant must have completed 2 years of college. For more information, visit www.cfrw.org
Real Estate Scholarship Award
Qualifications: Real Estate Education Majors Only
Applicants must complete 6 units (or the quarter equivalent) of Real Estate classes for each semester/quarter funded. Applicants must demonstrate minimum 2.0 cumulative G.P.A. for all college courses and must demonstrate financial need. www.cccco.edu/real_estate
Sallie Mae Fund First In My Family Scholarship Program
*Sallie Mae fund developed First In My Family Program in partnership with the Hispanic College Fund to offer scholarships to Hispanic-American students who are first in their family to attend college. Selected students receive scholarships ranging from $500 to $5,000.
Sallie Mae Fund Unmet Need Scholarship Program
*The Unmet Need Scholarship Program is intended to help financial aid officers meet the unmet need of full-time, undergraduate students whose financial aid packages fall short by $1,000 or more. Open to families with a combined income of less than $30,000, Unmet Scholarships provide a "last dollar" resource when no other funds are available.
Sallie Mae Fund American Dream Scholarship Program
*Developed in partnership with the United Negro Fund, the American Dream program offers scholarships ranging from $500 to $5,000 to African-American students with demonstrated financial need.
Sallie Mae 911 Education Fund
*Created in response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the 911 Education Fund provides scholarships to children of those who were killed or permanently injured in the attacks.
Sallie Mae Scholarship information, applications and deadline information are available online at www.salliemaefund.org
San Joaquin Farm Bureau Federation
*Offering up to five $1,000 scholarships to students who are children of members of the San Joaquin Farm Bureau Federation and who are planning to major in any agricultural field. For more information, contact Bruce Blodgett at (209) 931-4931. To complete the scholarship application, please log on to California Farm Bureau Federation's website at www.cfbf.com and click on the link in this section. This is a PDF form that can be completed online and then mailed with the appropriate attachments.
The Scholarship America Dream Award
The Scholarship America Dream Award is a unique scholarship opportunity for students currently enrolled in postsecondary education programs who need help paying for their second year and beyond. Award amounts range between $5,000 and $15,000, depending on need, and increase by $1,000 each year to encourage students to finish their degree.
Eligible students can apply now through December 19, 2013.
Shirley Elke Scholarship
This $500 scholarship is sponsored by Sorotimist International of Modesto. This scholarship is for a female student who is pursuing a career in the field of "Creative Visual Arts" to include drawing, paiting, and graphic art.
For application or more information contact Truda Faulkner at 521-6417.
Sylvan Learning Center (Modesto) Scholarship
There will be 4 scholarships offered in 2014 available to any student attending MJC. Each scholarship will cover 80% of a Diagnostic Assessment, registration fee, and 36 hours of instruction at the center in Reading, Math, or Writing.
Click here for summary and dates for the Sylvan Learning Center Scholarship.
To qualify for consideration, you must complete and submit the application package in full by the deadline. To request additional scholarship information and the application packet please send the information below by e-mail to email@example.com:
- Full Name - Contact Numbers - E-mail - Address
Stanislaus Community Foundation-Stanislaus Residents
The Stanislaus Community Foundation announced that it is making scholarships available to residents of Stanislaus County. Board members said private donations have funded several perpetual awards for high school seniors and university or college students. Scholarships to be awarded begin at $500 per school year.
For more information, eligibility and application visit: http://www.stanislauscommunityfoundation.org/index.php?page_id=15
United Friends of the Children (Chaffee students/Foster Youth)
must be eligible for Pell - must have a gpa of 2.8 or higher -must be 23 or younger to qualify.
Veterinary-Saul T. Wilson Scholarship
Up to $5,000 per year for undergraduate studies and up to $10,000 per year for graduate studies, for tuition, books, tutors, and laboratory fees. To apply, you must: be a United States citizen; be enrolled in an accredited college or university within the United States as a full-time student in good academic standing.
— Undergraduate student applicants must have completed at least 2 years (60 semester or 90 quarter hours) of a 4-year preveterinary medicine or other biomedicalscience curriculum. March 1st deadline. For more information visit: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/career_opportunities/student_programs.shtml
Women's Opportunity Award
Eligible applicants are women who:
Applications are due each year by December 1. Click on this link for more information: http://www.soroptimist.org/awards/apply.html