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PCEF Scholarship Application Essay PROMPTS – 2022

Scholarship Applicant Eligibility Form:

You will see this prompt ONLY IF YOU RESPOND YES to being a First Generation College Student:

     A first-generation college student is defined as a student whose parent(s)/legal guardian(s) have not completed a bachelor's degree. Your siblings could       have received degrees but you would still be considered a first generation student.
Essay Prompt:  Describe the importance of being a first-generation college student. What would this mean to you and your family?

You will see this prompt ONLY IF YOU RESPOND YES to “Are you from a single parent household?”


Essay Prompt:  Describe how growing up in a single parent household has impacted your life, both emotionally and financially, specifically in regard to your college plans.

Form 3 - Colleges and Scholarships Form:

Rise Up Scholarship Essay Prompt:  How have you faced, and overcome, some of life's obstacles in order to meet some dream or outcome?

Form 4 - Work, Community Involvement & Extracurricular Activities

Woodall Spirit Award Essay:  Describe how you try to make your community a better place. Examples can include any of the following areas: home/family, school, community, church, work.

​Tribble Scholarship Essay:  What does ‘paying it forward’ mean to you?

Form 5 - Essays:

PCEF Essay 1:  Describe your goals and explain how your high school accomplishments are related to your collegiate and long-range career plans. (W) (V)
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​PCEF Essay 2:  Explain why you are seeking financial assistance. Be sure to cite any evidence of financial need. (W) (V)
     
​Why I’m Ready Scholarship Required Essay:
 Briefly explain why you know you are college and career ready and how that shaped  your post-secondary plans. (W) (V)

       
Examples include, but are not limited to
: work or family circumstances that may have prepared you for the future, completion of an internship, Advanced Placement or dual credit class, or a career certification; near-perfect attendance;  or participation in activities, life experiences vs. standardized testing, etc. 

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