Montana State University - The Presidential Scholarship

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Beasiswa - Montana State University - The Presidential Scholarship untuk jenjang S1 dengan tipe Fully Funded di United States

Benefit

• Scholarship recipients receive annual tuition waivers, a generous stipend, and priority registration.
• Recent Presidential Scholars have gone on to receive renowned awards, such as the Goldwater, Truman, Rhodes, Marshall and Mitchell scholarships. As Ambassadors of the university, they reflect its highest ideals through demonstrated leadership and public service, and are in the process of leaving a unique fingerprint on their world.

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1. General Application Supplemental Questions
2. 1. Parent/Guardian 1 Information
3. 1. Parent/Guardian 1 -- First Name
4. 2. Parent/Guardian 1 -- Last Name
5. 3. Parent/Guardian 1 -- Mailing Address
6. 4. Parent/Guardian 1 -- City
7. 5. Parent/Guardian 1 -- State
8. 6. Parent/Guardian 1 -- Zip Code
9. 1. Parent/Guardian 2 Information
10. 1. Parent/Guardian 2 -- First Name
11. 2. Parent/Guardian 2 -- Last Name
12. 3. Parent/Guardian 2 -- Mailing Address
13. 4. Parent/Guardian 2 -- City
14. 5. Parent/Guardian 2 -- State
15. 6. Parent/Guardian 2 -- Zip Code
16. 1. Academic Background
17. 1. Are you a National Merit Semi-Finalist?
18. 2. Current unweighted high school GPA:
19. 3. Current weighted high school GPA:
20. 4. Current class rank/percentage rank
21. 5. Senior Year class schedule -- Fall semester
22. 6. Senior Year class schedule -- Spring semester
23. 1. High School Activities
24. 1. List the five most significant academic honors and awards you have received while in high school. Please include the dates you received them.
25. 2. List the five most significant high school activities you participated in while in high school. Please include any leadership positions, offices held, dates of involvement, and hours per week you spent on each activity.
26. 3. List the five most significant public service/community activities you participated in while in high school. Please include any leadership positions, offices held, dates of involvement, and hours per week you spent on each activity.
27. 4. List five summer activities you participated in while in high school.
28. 5. List employers, if applicable, including a description of your job title and dates of employment.
29. 1. Student Essays -- Please complete Academic Statement and respond to ALL essays, A, B and C
30. Academic Statement -- Describe how your academic course of study, membership in the Honors College and engagement in the university community will support your future plans. (250 words maximum)
31. Essay A -- Discuss how your view of yourself and your world have been expanded as the result of exposure to a book, film or experience and explain why. (500 words maximum)
32. Essay B -- The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience? (500 words maximum)
33. Essay C -- Describe one of your quirks and why it is a part of who you are. (500 words maximum)
34. 1. Please provide the name and email address of your high school counselor.
35. 2. Please provide the name and email address of two other people who can give a letter of recommendation for the Presidential Scholarship.
36. Recommender 1 Information
37. Recommender 2 Information
38. 1. I certify that the information provided above is accurate and true and that the essays are my own work.
39. Montana State University Undergraduate Admission Document:
40. Admission Application: An application for admission may be submitted online or downloaded and printed; if completing the paper application, please return the completed and signed application form to the Office of Admissions. The application may also be obtained from a high school counselor or directly from the Office of Admissions.
41. Application Fee (non-refundable): $38 for the online application or $30 for the paper application. Checks should be made payable to Montana State University. The application fee will not be waived or refunded. The fee must be paid before the application for admission will be processed.
42. High School Transcript: After graduation, a complete and official transcript must be sent directly from the high school to the Office of Admissions. Courses completed, GPA (on a 4.0 scale), rank in class (if available), and official date of graduation must be indicated on the transcript.
43. Approved High School Equivalency Exam: If an approved high school equivalency exam was taken in lieu of high school graduation, an official score report/transcript must be sent directly to the Office of Admissions from the Department of Education from the state in which the exam was given.
44. ACT/SAT Scores*: Test scores are no longer required for admission or scholarship consideration at Montana State University. Please note that other academic information, including a self-reported cumulative GPA, is still required. Students can still submit ACT/SAT scores for math and writing placement purposes. MSU does not use the SAT Subject Tests (formally SAT II Subject Tests). Non-traditional applicants who graduated three or more years prior to the semester in which they intend to enroll are not required to submit ACT/SAT test results. Arrangements to take the ACT test on campus may be made by contacting MSU Testing Services at 406-994-6984.
45. College/University Transcripts: Applicants who have attended another college or university, whether credit was earned or not, must have an official transcript sent directly from each institution to the Office of Admissions after all final grades have been posted. If the college or university participates in secure electronic transmission of official transcripts, the transcripts should be sent to: MSUadmissionstranscript@sympa.montana.edu. For more information on how college/university courses will transfer to MSU, refer to the ""Evaluation of Transfer Credit"" section.
46. Advanced Placement (AP): Applicants who have completed an Advanced Placement Examination should request that the official scores be sent directly to the Office of Admissions. Scores of 3 or higher on most AP Exams will earn college credit with a Pass grade for the equivalent courses. For more information on how AP courses will transfer to MSU, refer to the AP Course Equivalencies website.
47. International Baccalaureate (IB): Applicants who have completed an International Baccalaureate Examination should request that the official scores be sent directly to the Office of Admissions. Scores of 4 or higher on IB Exams (primarily Higher Level) will be granted college credit with a Pass grade for equivalent courses. For more information on how IB courses will transfer to MSU, refer to the IB Course Equivalencies website.
48. English Proficiency
49. Bank Statement/Financial Statement
50. https://www.montana.edu/admissions/apply/freshman.html

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