2009 - 2010 Catalog - The Art Institutes
2009 - 2010 Catalog - The Art Institutes
2009 - 2010 Catalog - The Art Institutes
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Tenth place:<br />
$2,000 tuition scholarship<br />
Eleventh place:<br />
$1,000 tuition scholarship<br />
Twelfth place:<br />
$500 tuition scholarship<br />
National tuition scholarships will be awarded<br />
in addition to local tuition scholarships.<br />
All tuition scholarships must be<br />
used at the location the student represents<br />
in the competition. Tuition<br />
scholarships are non-transferable.<br />
All decisions made by judges are<br />
fi nal and may not be disputed.<br />
To learn more, visit: http://artinstitutes.<br />
edu/Competitions/BestPoster.aspx<br />
BEST TEEN CHEF<br />
COMPETITION <strong>2010</strong> TUITION<br />
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED:<br />
LOCAL<br />
Local First Place Winner<br />
$3,000 tuition scholarship<br />
NATIONAL<br />
First Place<br />
full-tuition scholarship<br />
(awarded evenly over all quarters)<br />
Second Place<br />
Half-tuition scholarship<br />
(awarded evenly over all quarters)<br />
Third Place<br />
Quarter-tuition scholarship<br />
(awarded evenly over all quarters)<br />
Fourth Place<br />
$5,000 tuition scholarship<br />
Fifth Place<br />
$5,000 tuition scholarship<br />
Sixth Place<br />
$5,000 tuition scholarship<br />
Seventh Place<br />
$5,000 tuition scholarship<br />
Eighth Place<br />
$5,000 tuition scholarship<br />
Ninth Place<br />
$5,000 tuition scholarship<br />
All remaining contestants<br />
$1,000 tuition scholarship<br />
National tuition scholarships will be awarded<br />
in addition to local prizes except when<br />
a winner receives a full tuition scholarship.<br />
All tuition scholarships are awarded toward<br />
a degree program. All tuition scholarships<br />
must be used at the location the student<br />
represents in the competition.<br />
Tuition scholarships are non-transferable.<br />
To learn more, visit: http://artinstitutes.edu/<br />
Competitions/BestTeenChef.aspx<br />
THE ART INSTITUTES<br />
PHOTOGRAPHIC<br />
SCHOLARSHIP <strong>2010</strong><br />
Tuition Scholarships Awarded<br />
LOCAL<br />
Local First Place Winner<br />
$3,000 tuition scholarship and the opportunity<br />
to advance to the National Photographic<br />
Competition<br />
NATIONAL<br />
First Place:<br />
Full tuition scholarship<br />
Second Place:<br />
Half tuition scholarship<br />
Third Place:<br />
One-Third tuition scholarship<br />
National tuition scholarships will be awarded<br />
in addition to local prizes except when<br />
a winner receives a full tuition scholarship.<br />
Graduating high school students who are<br />
interested in entering the Photography<br />
program are eligible to compete for a<br />
tuition scholarship. Tuition scholarships are<br />
non-transferable.<br />
To learn more, visit: http://www.<br />
artinstitutes.edu/competitions<br />
EVELYN KEEDY MEMORIAL<br />
SCHOLARSHIP<br />
High school seniors who show dedication<br />
to their education and a desire for a<br />
creative career may apply for the Evelyn<br />
Keedy Memorial Scholarship through <strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>Art</strong> <strong>Institutes</strong>. This is a $30,000 tuition<br />
scholarship. Details and applications may<br />
be obtained by contacting <strong>The</strong> <strong>Art</strong> Institute<br />
location of your choice or calling 1-800-<br />
275-2440. Deadline is May 1, <strong>2009</strong>.<br />
SCHOLARSHIP GUIDELINES<br />
An applicant must be a senior at a high<br />
school located within the United States.<br />
Deadline for entry is May 1, <strong>2010</strong>. <strong>The</strong><br />
winner will be notified by June 2, <strong>2010</strong> and<br />
must accept the scholarship offer by June<br />
16, <strong>2010</strong>. An offer not accepted by that<br />
date will be rescinded and offered to the<br />
first runner-up.<br />
ENTRY PREPARATION<br />
Applicants for the scholarship must<br />
submit:<br />
• A completed entry form indicating<br />
the College and program of study<br />
desired.<br />
• An official high school transcript<br />
indicating current grade point average<br />
and class rank.<br />
• A letter of recommendation from a<br />
guidance counselor or teacher.<br />
• A letter of recommendation from an<br />
employer, club sponsor, coach, or<br />
community service leader.<br />
• A typed résumé stating educational<br />
background, extracurricular activities,<br />
hobbies, work experience, community<br />
involvement, and awards.<br />
• A 200-word essay about their career<br />
choice and why they have chosen it.<br />
JUDGING<br />
A team of Admissions and High school<br />
program staff will select the winner and<br />
two runners-up. Decisions will be final.<br />
WINNER’S OBLIGATIONS<br />
<strong>The</strong> scholarship recipient must begin his or<br />
her program of study in the summer or fall<br />
quarter following high school graduation.<br />
<strong>The</strong> recipient must not interrupt his or her<br />
studies; interruption of studies will result<br />
in loss of the scholarship. <strong>The</strong> scholarship<br />
will be suspended in quarters when the<br />
recipient’s cumulative grade point average<br />
falls below 2.5.<br />
ENTRY MATERIALS<br />
All entry materials become the property of<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Institutes</strong>. <strong>The</strong> judging team is not<br />
responsible for loss, damage, or return of<br />
entry materials.<br />
OTHER CONDITIONS<br />
<strong>The</strong> scholarship will be awarded only to<br />
a student who has been admitted to his<br />
or her chosen <strong>Art</strong> Institute location. In the<br />
event that the scholarship recipient’s education<br />
is terminated either by the student<br />
or the College, the scholarship becomes<br />
null and void. <strong>The</strong> scholarship is not<br />
redeemable for cash and may not be used<br />
to finance optional programs sponsored<br />
by the College. <strong>The</strong> scholarship covers<br />
two academic years’ tuition (six quarters)<br />
only and may not be applied against fees,<br />
housing, living expenses, or program supplies,<br />
and may not be transferred between<br />
affiliate schools.<br />
Other Options: Do not plan to finance<br />
your education by anticipating a scholarship.<br />
You may want to apply for financial<br />
assistance either through <strong>The</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Institutes</strong><br />
International Minnesota or the federal and<br />
state governments. Additionally, many<br />
local and national service clubs, civic<br />
groups, and organizations, such as DECA<br />
and VICA, sponsor scholarships. Contact<br />
these organizations for details and application<br />
guidelines.<br />
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