Outside scholarships are given to students by outside organizations not necessarily affiliated with Charleston Southern University.

Outside Scholarship Websites
www.aie.org
www.collegeboard.com
www.nasfaa.org
www.studentaid.ed.gov
www.collegeanswer.com
www.brokescholar.com

Adams & Associates International MK Endowed Scholarship
Applicants must be enrolled full-time at Charleston Southern University. First priority to the legal dependent of an active overseas career missionary per the most recent edition of the Mission Handbook. Second priority to the legal dependent of any current administrator of any mission per Mission Handbook. Application required.

Adams & Associates International MK Endowed Scholarship

Adams & Associates International MK Funded Scholarship II
Applicants must be enrolled full-time (12 or more credit hours) at a Christian college or university but do not have to be enrolled at Charleston Southern University. Must be a legal dependant of a missionary family associated with a member organization of EFMA or IFMA. It is the intent of the donor that this award only be made to students whose families are firmly and faithfully committed to a lifelong ministry (minimum of ten years) of International Mission work through an EFMA or IFMA member organization. Scholarship applications due by June 1, 2010.

Adams & Associates International MK Funded Scholarship II

Military Education Scholarships

Applicants must be one of the following:

• Current and prospective ROTC program students
• Active duty Military personnel with plans to attend college
• Honorably Discharged Veterans of the U.S. Military
• Sons and daughters of Veterans or active duty Military
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The James F. Byrnes Foundation
Applicants must be residents of South Carolina, have lost one or both parents by death, and demonstrate financial need. Applications deadline is February 15 and are available from:

James F. Byrnes Foundation
P.O. Box 9596
Columbia, SC 29290

CampusRN Scholarship Program

CampusRN has launched a new scholarship program in conjunction with the creation of the CampusRN state edition network. This nationwide scholarship program is the most comprehensive of its kind for nursing programs and nursing students because it features scholarship winners from six different regions across the country in which CampusRN has launched state edition sites. CampusRN will award six $2500 scholarships to a needy and deserving nursing student in each region.
The deadline for applications is April 1st, students can apply for the scholarship program at: http://www.campusrn.com/register/scholarship.asp

The C. G. Fuller Foundation Scholarship
Residents of South Carolina who are unable to pay their own tuition and who demonstrate good scholastic records and outstanding leadership are qualified candidates. Application forms are available at the CSU Office of Financial Aid.

Christian Vocational Scholarship
*A.K.A CRVS Scholarship*
This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled full time in a South Carolina college/university and who is committed to a church related vocation. The student must agree to participate in a ministry-related practical experience approximately 2-6 hours per week under a designated supervisor. The applicant must be classified as a full-time student and have above a 2.0 GPA. Applications are available online. The applicant will be expected to attend a personal interview session held during April in one of three different geographical areas of the state.

Dick Horne Foundation
FoundationStudents from the Orangeburg area who demonstrate academic achievement and have financial need are eligible to apply for this scholarship. Applications are available from:

Dick Horne Foundation
P.O. Box 306
Orangeburg, SC 29116-0306

The J. E. Sirrine Scholarship Program
The J.E. Sirrine Scholarship was established in 1973 and provides scholarship assistance to high school seniors of the fourteen Greenville County high schools in Greenville, South Carolina who have met the academic and financial need criteria as set forth in the Sirrine guidelines. A high school graduate may also apply for the Sirrine Scholarship up to three years after the date of graduation. The value of the scholarship ranges from $200 to $2,000, depending on the financial need, and may be used for an undergraduate degree program at any accredited four-year college, two-year college, technical or vocational school anywhere in the United States. The scholarships are renewable. Checks in the amount of the scholarship award are payable directly to the designated college and sent to the financial aid office of that institution. The application and a copy of the Student Aid Report must be postmarked no later than April 15th of each year and sent to:

The J.E. Sirrine Scholarship Program
Greenville County Schools
200 Waddell Road
Taylors, SC 29687-2529
Telephone 864-355-3391 or 355-3392

MK School Allowance, Post Secondary - Formerly the Margaret Fund
Dependents of Southern Baptist Foreign Missionaries are eligible to receive assistance through the MK-SAPS. Applications are available from:

International Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
3806 Monument Avenue
Richmond, VA 23230

The Strom Thurmond Foundation Scholarship
Students from South Carolina who have good academic records and financial need are eligible to apply. Applications are available from:

Strom Thurmond Foundation
P.O. Box 682
Aiken, South Carolina 29801
(Recipients are chosen in July of each year)

The Ty Cobb Scholarship Program
Scholarship aid for needy and deserving youth of Georgia who have completed at least one year in an accredited institution of higher learning. For information, write:

Ty Cobb Educational Foundation
P.O. Box 725
Forest Park, GA 30051

Employer Scholarship Program
Many companies have scholarship programs for their employees and/or their dependents. Students and parents should check with the personnel office of their company to see if such benefits are available.

Watson-Brown Foundation Scholarship
Students must be from South Carolina or Georgia and demonstrate financial need and academic merit. For more information visit Watson-Brown.org.

Foreclosure.com Scholarship Program at a Glance
Foreclosure.com is breaking new ground by offering a scholarship program. All college students and incoming freshman are invited
to apply by submitting an article. This year's topic is "How to solve the foreclosure crisis."

Essay Topic: "How to solve the foreclosure crisis"
Deadline: Dec. 31, 2009
Requirements: Minimum 1,000 words,  Maximum 2,500
Awards: Five winners will be selected

• Top prize $5,000
• Second through fifth place will receive $1,000 each

Questions or comments regarding the essay or the Foreclosure.com Scholarship Program can be sent to scholarship@foreclosure.com. Or call us at 561.988.9669 ext. 7397.