#student scholarships

[townpostin]

ADLS Sunshine School Celebrates Student Achievements

12 ICSE students awarded scholarships for scoring over 90% in board exams ADLS Sunshine School honors top performers at Annual Achievers’ Ceremony, focusing on Women Empowerment & Gender Equality. JAMSHEDPUR – ADLS Sunshine School hosted its Annual Achievers’ Ceremony at Michael John Auditorium, Bistupur, recognizing students’ academic and extracurricular accomplishments for the 2023-2024 school…

[k12academics]

StudyCorgi is launching its annual $1,500 scholarship to support creative students in their movie-making skills. Two winners will receive the prizes: a $1,000 scholarship for first place and $500 for the runner-up.

[chiquilines]

Public garden study date!!

[alwaysbewoke]

McCarty was born on March 7, 1908, in Shubuta, Mississippi. She was raised in nearby Hattiesburg by her aunt and grandmother. McCarty, who never married and had no children, lived frugally in a house without air conditioning. She never had a car or learned to drive, so she walked everywhere, including the grocery store that was one mile from her home. When she was 8 years old, McCarty opened a savings account at a bank in Hattiesburg and began depositing the coins she earned from her laundry work. She would eventually open accounts in several local banks. By the time McCarty retired at age 86, her hands crippled by arthritis, she had saved $280,000. She set aside a pension for herself to live on, a donation to her church, and small inheritances for three of her relatives. The remainder—$150,000—she donated to the University of Southern Mississippi, a school that had remained all-white until the 1960s. McCarty stipulated that her gift be used for scholarships for Black students from southern Mississippi who otherwise would not be able to enroll in college due to financial hardship. Business leaders in Hattiesburg matched her bequest and hundreds of additional donations poured in from around the country, bringing the total endowment to nearly half a million dollars. The first beneficiary of McCarty’s largesse was Stephanie Bullock, an 18-year-old honors student from Hattiesburg, who received a $1,000 scholarship. Bullock subsequently visited McCarty regularly and drove her around town on errands. In 1998 the University awarded McCarty an honorary degree. She received an honorary doctorate from Harvard University, and President Bill Clinton awarded her the Presidential Citizens Medal. McCarty died of liver cancer on September 26, 1999, at the age of 91. In 2019 McCarty’s home was moved to Hattiesburg’s Sixth Street Museum District and turned into a museum.

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[welcome-to-bullworthless]

POV your a student of Bullworth who just saw the toughest tallest student get beaten up by the new short kid with anger issues:

[angel-dustspo]

This user will become a doctor

[the-og-stupid-idiot]

[desdemonas-intellectual-nonsense]

“I imagine that one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because they sense, once their hate is gone, that they will be forced to deal with pain.”

James Baldwin, “Notes of a Native Son” 1955

[crescenthistory]

be proud of me, today i:

sent out all the mails ive needed to write for the start of term (including every professor and gta omg)

applied for mitigating circumstances

made appointments with my gp, applied for a therapist and made an appointment with the uni disability department to get my papers in order

i’ve literally been putting this off for WEEKS if not months, it feels so good to have it off my shoulders

[gordisaquaberrymodel]

Screamed when i saw you do those 'this uswr loves' twmplate things and this feels kinda awkward to ask but can i ask for constantinos 😛😛

Never feel awkward, I’m always happy to receive such asks and requests! ^^

Here’s your boy ☆

[missys-mansion-of-mistakes]

September 2nd, 2024. Monday.

What I accomplished:

Cleaned out my computer a bit, opened up 40 gigs of space

Dusted my computer. Been meaning to do this for too long 😬

3 scholarships drafted and submitted

5 pages bullet journaled

1 hour of reading

1 hour of relaxation

Set up Google Calendar again. I do so much better with gcal.

Set up new projects for my task planner: fitness, reading, writing, and school (the last 4 in the image.)

🕰️ Total time studied: 8 hours, 4:30am -> 11am, 1pm -> 2:30pm

💗 Doing a lot better than I was the previous week. I realized that I've grown INCREDIBLY bored of doing the same tasks every day, so I'm working on mixing things up a bit. That's why I added more goals to my sheet. It's nice to clarify it and lay it all out.

[Photo: a Google Sheet that tracks my projects and my progress on them.]

[townpostin]

Narayana Academy Jamshedpur Introduces 19th Edition of NSAT

Prestigious nationwide exam to be held in over 3000 schools. Narayana IIT/NEET Academy in Jamshedpur has announced the 19th Narayana Scholastic Aptitude Test (NSAT) across India. JAMSHEDPUR – The well-known Narayana IIT/NEET Academy, situated in Sakchi, has recently introduced the 19th edition of its prestigious NSAT exam on a national scale. The upcoming examination is of great significance as…

[gyeoja]

Bullies vs. Townies

and...

The trio!

[nan0-r0t]

Hello all I am reviving my dead art blog to take advantage of a scholarship opportunity.

Anyone who is a transgender student in America is familiar with how difficult it can be to juggle academics and mental health, especially when you aren't provided the treatment you need to live and function on the most basic level. Anxiety and dysphoria can be absolutely suffocating and debilitating, and I've found this to be true most of my life in school. With a lack of representation, resources, and often times a lack of community, education can seem like an impossible feat.

Most people, when moving to college, find it especially difficult in finding community and in making connections. Many trans kids don't have access to familial support, and most college students in general are experiencing being on their own for the first time, which comes with natural struggles only exemplified by being gender-nonconforming (such as facing job discrimination). This introduces the challenge of navigating the adult world while navigating the queer experience, something that can be uniquely terrifying, especially considering not every college can offer gender-inclusive housing or private restrooms. For those without insurance, affording gender affirming care while attending college is especially difficult, and for many, this means having to prioritize your spending on necessities or school rather than maintaining your mental and physical health. These concerns are all amplified by the ensuing inauguration, in which we are almost certain to see a spike in anti-trans rhetoric and legislation, potentially creating barriers to the right of transgender people to even exist in public.

Utilizing resources is important. If you are a student thinking about college, try to get in touch with other undergraduate students of a similar life experience. Community is integral right now to trans survival and prosperity; join your GSA and local trans orgs. Apply for scholarships, especially those that are trans and LGBT centered, and take advantage of the groups that were built with the full intention of helping you.

If you're a transgender person considering college, I recommend checking out The #TransgenderFirst Scholarship. It's incredibly simple to apply, and may potentially help you on your journey to higher education. Much love for all trans people in the world forever

[cyanityy]

Thinking about how secondary schools usually have three-word Latin mottos on the emblem to show which virtues are most exercised ("Modeste, Strenue, Sancte", "Stet Fortuna Domus"..) so having the original Bully game named Canis Canem Edit was a jab at this system while hinting at what Bullworth's climate is like.

[pigeonpassenger]

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