CFG ScholarBank

Open to Hanover County residents.

Open to Hanover County residents with a demonstrated interest in agriculture.

Open to King and Queen County residents

Open to graduating seniors with a minimum of 2 staff years on yearbook, newspaper/magazine or equivalent participation through contributions to community or professional publications. Applicants must demonstrate leadership, writing skills, design aptitude, creativity, organization, industry, teamwork, and character. Applicants apply to an accredited college/university and be nominated by a faculty member.

The student must be a U.S. citizen and reside in the Central Virginia area

Siblings or relatives of active members who meet all other eligibility and criteria may be given extra consideration for scholarships

Full time students will be given priority consideration for scholarships

The student must be an African-American high school senior, undergraduate or graduate student enrolled or enrolling in a college or university setting in an accredited public administration program or other field that could lead to a career in public administration

The student must maintain a good academic standing; GPA 3.0 or higher

The student must complete and submit an application packet

The student may be required to complete a panel interview with the Scholarship Committee

The student will be required and must attend the awards recognition program on June 21, 2011

Open to IB Diploma candidates at Midlothian High School.  Selection is made on the basis of superior performance (teacher recommendations, GPA record, SATs, transcripts or a combination of these.)  Applicants must demonstrate industriousness or commitment to work ethic.  Interview and Essay requirements.  For further information, please see Midlothian High School.

Open to residents of Virginia who are high school seniors expecting to attend college.  Students are selected based on GPA, standardized test scores, letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, and financial need. See Guidance Office for application.

Open to underprivileged women to finance their higher education.  Must be HS graduate, applied or accepted to accredited 4-year college or university, or other post-high school institution.  Special consideration given to members of honors society or sports or other extra-curricular activity.

The PTA of Bettie Weaver Elementary School (BWE) has established a scholarship grant of $500 to a college-bound graduating senior. Open to any college-bound graduating senior who attended Bettie Weaver Elementary School for all or part of elementary school. Candidates should demonstrate respect and awareness for his/her community and the environment. Volunteer work aimed at the conservation of natural resources (i.e. planting trees, maintenance of wooded hiking trails, recycling, energy/water/soil conservation) and/or other volunteer involvement in the local community is of special interest.  See High School Counselor.

Qualified candidates should have an interest in pursuing a career in domestic or international business which could be in the area of accounting, corporate law, marketing, finance, investment banking, real estate, etc. Selection criteria includes a combination of academic achievement, demonstrated leadership ability, desire to pursue a business career, work experience, community service and recommendations. Financial need may also be used as part of the selection criteria. Accreditation is required of high schools and colleges. Applicant must be a legal resident of Central Virginia. Check back in early 2010 for application.