
Thursday, January 27, 2011
In need of loot? Scholarships and financial aid info

Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Time to review your application

- Make sure your guidance counselor submits your first semester grades.
- If you are interested in obtaining any financial aid (need or merit based), you have to complete the FAFSA and General Scholarship Application. Visit www.finaid.vt.edu for more information. Priority FAFSA deadline is March 1.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets

- Emerging Leader Scholarship (no military obligation) Deadline: January 15
- Army ROTC Scholarship, Deadline: January 10
- Naval ROTC Scholarship, Deadline: January 20
- Virginia Tech Regimental Band Scholarship (provided to all band participants), Deadline: January 15
Emerging Leadership Scholarship
To apply for the Emerging Leadership Scholarship, you will need to complete the FAFSA. This scholarship is awarded based on merit. Up to 100 in-state and 100 out-of-state scholarships can be awarded each year. In recent years, more than half of our entering freshman cadets were awarded this scholarship. In-state students receive up to $8,000 and out-of-state students receive up to $12,000. For more information visit, www.vtcc.vt.edu/Prospect/Scholarships.php.
Army ROTC Scholarship
The deadline for the Army ROTC Scholarship is fast approaching. Please visit www.goarmy.com/rotc/scholarships.jsp for more information. Those awarded the scholarship will incur military obligation. However, there is no military obligation by simply applying.
Naval ROTC Scholarship
The Naval ROTC Scholarship deadline is January 20. Please visit https://www.navy.com/careers/nrotc/ for more information. Those awarded the scholarship will incur military obligation. However, there is no military obligation by simply applying.
Virginia Tech Regimental Band Scholarship
The Virginia Tech Regimental Band Scholarship deadline is January 15. All students who enroll in the Virginia Tech Regimental Band receive a $1,000 scholarship and the opportunity to receive an additional $1,000 grant. The Highty Tighties have a long standing tradition at Virginia Tech. They are retired champions of the Presidential Inaugural Parade. They received this honor after wining the parade competition in 1953, 1957, and 1961. To participate din the Virginia Tech Regimental Band, you are required to enroll in the corps of cadets. However, there is no military obligation.