The National Report Club, one of the oldest and most famous journalism organizations in the country, wants to recruit future journalists who plan to provide diversity in US journalism. Scholarships consist of $ 2,000 visiting scholarships. This can be updated with $ 2,500 for up to 3 years a year. The first scholarship contains 500 additional books called Ellen Machine Persinine Scholarship. The Persian scholarships are granted to the recipients of the PNJ and ELOGE scholarships the total amount of $ 2,500.
The competition is destined to enter the university and be a journalist that brings diversity to US journalism.
Application Criteria for National Press Club Scholarship for Diversity Honoring Julie Schoo in USA
- The applicant must provide the following information in TRIPLED (3 copies of all required information). All information must be contained in one package, including press articles and tips which must be reduced to 8 ½ × 11 pages. Failure to include all information in the triple format, including multimedia formats, will result in disqualification.
- No more than five (5) work samples and
- jobs in high school newspapers or other media are evidence of an ongoing interest in journalism. These can be printed articles (reduced to
- size 8 ½ x 11) or multimedia stories on a USB memory stick.
- A 500 word article that explains how you will add diversity to American journalism.
- Three letters of recommendation from people who are not members of your family (
- must be included in the same package).
- A copy of your high school transcript (should be mailed in the same
- package with all other information).
- A fully signed copy of the Financial Assistance Form (FAFSA) you submitted.
- Letter of acceptance from the college / university you selected or some documents indicating the location of your application.
- Briefly describe how you entered the press in high school. Students can discuss financial needs or any special circumstances that help the scholarship committee to select candidates
Eligible Nationalities for National Press Club Scholarship for Diversity Honoring Julie School in USA!
US citizen or permanent resident