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12 National Catholic Society of Foresters College Scholarship Application (Please type or print all information except your signature - Postmark no later than November 30) Last name, First ____________________________________________ Court # __________ Telephone ( ) ____________ Address ___________________________________________________ City ________________ State _____ Zip ___________ Email _______________________________________ Name of parent or guardian ____________________________________ High School _____________________________________________________ Date of high school graduation ______________ Newspaper for Press Release: ______________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Applicant ___________________________________________ Date ______________ Eligibility for college, in-college, and occupational training programs – The applicant must be a beneficial member of the Society two full years by application deadline, maintaining a permanent form of insurance, annuity, or a minimum of $10,000 term insurance (excluding certificates on extended term insurance or reduced paid-up insurance). Certificates must be free of debt to the Society. Deadline – The application must be postmarked no later than November 30. National Catholic Society of Foresters reserves the right to change, suspend, or discontinue these programs as circumstances warrant. Selection of recipients – To implement scholarship selection, the Society appoints an independent committee composed of educators. No officer or member of NCSF has any jurisdiction over the selection of recipients. Decisions of the selection committee will be announced in June. ApplicAtions Are Also AvAilAble online: www.ncsf.com/scholarships.html MAil ApplicAtion to: NCSF Fraternal Department, 320 S. School Street, Mount Prospect, IL 60056-3334 $4,000 College $2,000 In-College $1,000 Occupational Training SChOlarShIp prOgramS College Scholarship – Ten four-year scholarships valued at $1,000 per year are awarded. The applicants must be high school seniors at the time they apply. A senior is defined as a student who will graduate any time between January 1 and June 30 of the year in which the scholarship is awarded. The college program applies to a four-year course of study at an accredited college or university. It is intended for students pursuing a bachelor's degree. Upon receipt of the application below and confirmation of eligibility the following will be sent: Student Biography – to be completed by the applicant; Summary of High School Education – to be completed by a principal or guidance director at the applicant's high school. A transcript of the student's high school grades must be included with this form; recommendation Forms – to be completed by your references. The scholarships are competitive. Recipients are chosen on the basis of scholastic achievement, character, leadership, service to school and community, and a written essay.