Congratulations to Selma for receiving the UNL Family & Friends Recognition Award for the work she does with students! She was nominated by an ETS Scholar and their family with an explanation of how she made a difference in the scholar's life.
Haven't been to club yet? Join us this week at club! Just head to the location listed on the graphic above.
More details at: https://newsroom.unl.edu/announce/trio-ets/13791/79125
Next Tuesday at 1:00pm we will be holding a workshop on what to do after you've applied for college.
You do not need to sign up ahead of time.
You will park at a meter or the closest garage at 13th and Q.
A support person is welcome to attend with you.
LPS Juniors will be taking the ACT on April 5. One week prior to the test we will be offering an ACT Bootcamp so you can do your best on the ACT!
Registration deadline is March 22.
Top 5 Reasons to Attend
1. You're taking the ACT on April 5.
2. You need tips and tricks to answer questions on subjects you haven't learned yet.
3. It's free.
4. You get a book that has everything you'll learn and a practice ACT.
5. You can win prizes during the drawing or by participating in the virtual game from the presenter.
Sign up using the link below.
We will be visiting Creighton University on Thursday, March 31. Transportation and lunch are included. Limited spots available. Take time to answer questions thoughtfully when signing up.
Selected scholars will be notified by Thursday.
Having trouble understanding one or more of your class subjects? Use our TutorMe program at any time, day or night, to get help before the end of the semester!
See how it works: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13Xp7SbVCuPjrW_8zaQ9SWBO0faVHochv/view
Request a TutorMe account using the link below.
Summer 2022
Click "Continue reading..." for links to all scholarships & information about EducationQuest's ScholarshipQuest.
Lincoln Community Foundation: Mar 15
Horatio Alger Aksarben Scholarship: Mar 15
Get your FAFSA done too! Continue reading…
There are two FREE virtual programs that Girls Who Code is offering to HS students who identify as girls or non-binary: Summer Immersion Program (9th-11th) and Self-Paced Program (9th-12th).
There is a grant for the SIP for those that need access to technology to participate.
*Not ETS Sponsored Continue reading…
The Horatio Alger Association has two types of scholarships that juniors can apply for: state & national.
It may feel early to be applying for scholarships as a junior, but this one is specifically for seniors. Deadline is March 15.
Reach out to your ETS Specialist for help!
Young Nebraska Scientists is looking for high school juniors & seniors to do research in a lab and get paid for it! Applications due March 15 - letter of recommendation from a teacher is needed, so start this application now at the link below.
*Not ETS Sponsored