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Start with an outline and then begin to write paragraphs about each
point. Here is a sample outline.
I. Who are you?
Personal Characteristics
Strengths
Weaknesses
Obstacles Overcome or Currently Confronting
Important Involvement/Activities
What Are They
Why Are They Important
How Are You Involved
Leadership
Where Do You Show Your Leadership?
At Home?
At Work?
In Organization?
With Friends?
II. Why should you be awarded this Scholarship?
What do you have to offer the donor: are they making an investment in
a successful, contributing member of society? Will you be a good
example or role model to others in your community?
How will you use the scholarship? Assume that all applicants need the
money or they would not be applying. Rather than saying, "I need the
scholarship because I need the money," tell the donor how it will be
used. "I will use this scholarship to purchase the extra supplies
needed especially for my major." "With this scholarship I will be able
to move into campus housing and participate in campus housing and
participate in campus activities and organizations." In addition to
the needed funding provided by this scholarship, I hope that this
recognition will also enhance my application for internships in my
field of study."
Here are four sample essays. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader