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Best in the West 2013 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION - Mining-2025

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The document outlines the application process for the 2013 Best in the West Scholarship, sponsored by the Black Hills and Northern Plains Chapters of the International Society of Explosives Engineers. It provides details on eligibility criteria, required application materials, deadlines, and scholarship award information for students majoring in mining and explosives-related fields.

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How to get leftover scholarship money?

If there is some left over, your school might send the unused money in a refund check. If they do, you cant turn it into personal cash. Scholarships are awarded for specific educational expenses, so you cant use leftover funds for other things, like vacations or clothes, unless the scholarship guidelines allow it.

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What happens to leftover scholarship money. If you earned scholarships and grants that add up to more than your total cost of attendance, your school may send you a refund of the leftover scholarship money. Keep in mind, you may have to pay taxes on that amount.

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Award Statistics per Cohort Year: Awarded Scholarship499 Awarded Rate 8% Average GPA 3.73

What is the hardest scholarship to get?

7 tips for getting a full-ride scholarship Start preparing early. Perform well academically. Take challenging classes. Excel in extracurricular activities. Apply for admission at multiple schools. Develop relationships with teachers and counselors. Submit a stellar application. Private scholarships.

How many scholarships go unclaimed in the US?

Unclaimed scholarship money: An estimated $100 million in scholarship funds goes unclaimed each year. Gender disparity: Female students receive about 63% of all scholarship dollars awarded. Scholarship fraud: Students and families lose an estimated $100 million to scholarship scams annually.

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Your colleges financial aid department Contact your schools financial aid department to find out if any institutional scholarships are left. There may be money left behind from a student who decided not to attend. Or a financial aid department may have inside information on available award opportunities.

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