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The document is a nomination form for the FRED UNMACK SCHOLARSHIP, requiring basic information about the nominee, their current and post-secondary school details, chosen program, financial need assessment, and reasons for selection. It includes submission instructions and a deadline of April 1st each year.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Fred Unmack Scholarship Nomination Form in our editor.
Begin by entering your name in the designated field at the top of the form. Ensure that your spelling is correct for accurate identification.
Fill in your address and phone number. This information is crucial for communication regarding your nomination.
Provide the message number, current school attending, and the name and location of the post-secondary school you plan to attend.
Indicate your chosen program or course of study. This helps assess your academic focus.
Answer the financial need question by selecting 'Yes' or 'No' and briefly explain how this need was determined.
In the section for school activities, volunteer work, and employment, provide a brief description that highlights your involvement and contributions.
Explain why you were chosen for this scholarship in the provided space, emphasizing your achievements and aspirations.
Complete the fields for the local JSEC name, person submitting the nomination, and date submitted before finalizing your form.

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How do I nominate someone for a scholarship?

Describe the candidate in the context of the scholarship Providing concrete examples of achievements or academic performance to support your endorsement may be helpful. Including past achievements may also be a good way to demonstrate the candidates ability to act on their ideals and principles.

How do you get nominated for the Levine scholarship?

Counselor/College Advisor: students may be nominated online by their school counselor or college advisor at their current high school. Homeschooled students can be nominated by a professor or teacher who is not related to the student. The online nomination form will be available on August 15.

What is a scholarship nomination?

When two or more persons have been selected and from them one will be given scholarship it means the person has been nominated for it.

How hard is it to get the Levine scholarship?

Of the 200, 75 are selected are finalists (37.5%). Of the 75, 20 are awarded the scholarship (26%). This gives an overall acceptance rate of 1%. Simply put, we are 5 times more likely to get into Harvard or MIT than get the Levine Scholarship crazy, isnt it!

What GPA do you need for the Levine scholarship?

To be eligible to receive a Levine Scholarship, an applicant must: Demonstrate potential for academic success and have a minimum 2.0 HS GPA/2.5 College GPA; Have demonstrated financial need.

How to get nominated for the Levine scholarship?

Interested students must receive a nomination from their high school counselor/college advisor or submit a self-nomination before they can access the application for the Levine Scholars Program. High school counselors and interested students can submit nominations online starting on August 15.