The question for today's students is not whether they can read Noam Chomsky, Anaïs Nin, or Zinn, but whether they can afford to.
The Etowah Foundation awards scholarships to traditional, non-traditional and home schooled students on an annual basis. Scholarship applications are available on January 1 of each year and due NO LATER than April 1.
Scholarships are made possible by our donors, who are local businesses, individuals and organizations.
Scholarship applicants must be either:
Please note that the 2012 Online Application is the preferred method for submitting your application.
If you have previously received scholarships from the Etowah Scholarship Foundation, you must provide an abbreviated application consisting of:
All of the above must be postmarked and mailed to P O Box 1239 Cartersville, Georgia or hand-delivered to the Foundation’s Office at 104 E. Cherokee Avenue, on or before April 1.
Failure to follow any of these instructions will result in cancellation of the application process. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Our office is available for application help and to answer any questions through March 30, 2012. We will be far less tolerant of calls that come at the deadIine of application. (ie,. If you have questions, and want a thoughtful response, please ask BEFORE April 1.)
Applications brought to the Foundation before April 1, will be checked for completion on the spot. For applications received via mail prior to April 1, a phone confirmation of completion can be provided if an inquiry is made. Due to the volume of applications brought in on Friday, March 30, we may or may not be able to confirm completion. Incomplete applications brought in on Friday, March 30, WILL NOT be allowed extra time to complete the standard application.
Please DO NOT staple any parts of the application together. All additional pages including essay must have the applicant’s name and SS # in the top right hand corner.