Metavue Corp. Scholarships

December 31st, 2006 - Posted in Education, Scholarship

The Famous People and Their Work Scholarship Contest is available to students who are enrolled at an accredited high school, two-year, four-year college or university in the U.S. You must submit a paper that you have written dealing with a famous person who has made a contribution to our lives and society. You must also be a student in good standing and have a minimum 3.0 GPA. This award will be given for what is judged to be the best biographical paper about a person and his or her work. Your selection is also based on quality background research and effective communication in writing.

# Sponsor: Metavue Corp.
# Deadline: Feb. 1.
# Award: $500.
# Information: www.metavue.com/Scholarships/mvcp_Scholarship.asp?id=5


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