Savannah River Site
11/08/2023
 

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College Night Guides

Scholarship Rules

Financial Aid Seminars

Counseling Center

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Prep for College Night

Scholarship Rules

  1. Be a senior participating in a portion of the event on November 4, 2021. Note: Home schooled students in county or state qualified programs are also eligible
  2. Complete high school or home school with a 2.5 out of 4.0 grade point average (GPA) or equivalent. GPA based on grading system utilized at the student’s school
  3. Attend an accredited 4-year college/ university or 2-year community college and send a letter of enrollment to the scholarship adminiSstrator
  4. Understand that the scholarship must be used within the year following completion of high school or home school
  5. Acknowledge that the scholarship check will be payable to the recipient and the college/university understand that the scholarship check will be mailed to your home address the first week of August

Administration Rules

Scholarship winners will be responsible of notifying the Aiken Chapter of the South Carolina Society of Professional Engineers (SCSPE) of:

  • Change of name, address or phone number.
  • Changes in high school attendance
  • Upon graduating from high school, submit a notarized copy of the high school transcript with the final grades and definitions of the grading system used.
  • Provide proof of enrollment in a college/university.
  • Submitting the name of the treasurer or equivalent person at the college/ university that the check will be made out to jointly with the name of the student.

The Scholarship Administrator of the Aiken Chapter of the South Carolina Society of Professional Engineers can be reached at the following address:

Ronald Silton, P.E., NSPE Phone: Home: (803) 642 - 8938
SCSPE - Aiken Chapter Cell: (803) 221 - 1494
P.O. Box 5547
Aiken, SC 29804-5547
e-mail: Ron chprdad@gmail.com or silton@ieee.org

In the event that Mr. Silton cannot be reached, first through phoning, and then through writing, please call the SCSPE State Headquarters at (803) 771 - 4271. The executive administrator at this number can put you in touch with an officer of the Aiken Chapter of SCSPE.

The Aiken Chapter of SCSPE will make interpretations of the rules. All decisions are final. Should any award funds remain uncollected; the funds will be reinvested to create future scholarships.

Financial Aid Seminars

Financial Aid Seminar Presentations

GA FAFSA and FSA ID

GA HOPE Program Webinar

SC Financial Aid Presentation

HOPE scholarship, LIFE scholarship, how to get financial aid, general sources of financial aid and essay writing seminars are conducted throughout the evening.

Counseling Center Resources

2021-2022 SAT-ACT Dates

Campus visit checklist

College Career Websites 2021

Essa writing tips for students

Find Your College Match

How to Use Your School Counselor

Scholarship Guide

Student Responsibilities

The 10 Most Important Factors in College Admissions

The Parents' Role

Twenty questions to ask about financing college

Types of college admissions

Ways to Cut College costs

 

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Prep for the Virtual College Night


Before the event

Answer the following questions to help you determine what kind of schools would best suit you.

  1. Do you want to attend a two or four-year institution? Co-ed or single sex?
  2. What size school do you want to attend?
  3. What programs of study are you considering?
  4. How far from home do you want to go?
  5. Do you want to participate in any specific, extracurricular activities or athletics?
  6. Do you want to attend a school in an urban, suburban or rural environment?
  7. Do you require any special services (i.e. tutoring, note taker, readers, or interpreters?
  8. Have you discussed your college plans with your guidance counselor, family, teachers or friends?
  9. Have you researched your college or university on the internet?
  10. Have you checked the dates and registration deadline for college entrance examinations?
  11. Do you have a list of questions you want to ask the representatives?

At the event:

  1. Log in from any device and create a profile to participate.
  2. Choose which booths you would like to enter.
  3. Get in line (Enter the booths of interest and check the green box to get in line for a chat)
  4. Connect:  you will be automatically connected in a text chat with the next available representative
  5. Chat: Each chat is timed and lasts around 5 minutes.  The representative may also invite you to video or audio chat.

 

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