Music Scholarships

Eligibility Criteria:•Must be of Hispanic background•Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident residing in the United States or Puerto Rico•Must be studying at an accredited university in the U.S. or Puerto Rico for the upcoming academic year•Must be (or plan to be) enrolled full-time as an undergraduate student for the upcoming academic year•Must have earned and maintain a cumulative Grade Point Average of no less than 3.0 on a 4.0 scale•Must demonstrate financial need•Must be studying a major that falls under the Other Majors Application

Eligibility: * Preference will be given to students from Porter or Lake Counties, Indiana, who intend to major in business, chemistry, or music. * Academic achievement, leadership traits, and financial need are required. * The scholarship is renewable for undergraduate study.

The Tony DiPardo Instrumental Music Foundation and Scholarship Fund was established in honor and memory of instrumental music leader Tony DiPardo to support students pursuing instrumental music education at the college or university level and also programs that enhance and encourage students’ appreciation for instrumental music. Eligibility: In order to be eligible for the Tony DiPardo Instrumental Music Scholarship the student must meet the following criteria: Be graduating from a Greater Kansas City area high school and accepted to an accredited two or four-year college or university. Currently play a musical instrument and have an express interest in continuing instrumental music study at the college or university level. Have/maintain an academic GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. Applications are accepted year round. Students who believe they meet the above stated criteria and wish to be considered for a scholarship may submit a scholarship application online.

Applicants will be New Zealand citizens who have resided in New Zealand for at least three years immediately preceding the year of selection. Applicants will have recently completed the requirements for an honours degree in musical performance at a New Zealand university (or an equivalent musical qualification) and will provide supporting evidence of excellence in musical performance and achievement.This would require a taped or live audition. The scholarship is available for up to two years according to the course of study. Continuation of the scholarship is dependent upon a positive progress report from the institution where the scholar is studying. The value of the scholarship is up to US $30,000 per annum and may be used for travel, tuition and residence expenses. However, the full Patricia Pratt Scholarship can not be held in conjunction with any other scholarship. The scholar is expected to devote him or herself to study on a full-time basis during the tenure of the scholarship.

Category A: to enable a senior performance student or teacher of musical performance, to travel overseas to attend master classes, to audition for entry to a music school, or for professional development.Applicants will be New Zealand citizens who are either senior students currently studying for a degree in musical performance. Or teachers in musical performance. Applicants must be able to show evidence of excellence in musical performance and achievement.Category B: The teacher travelling to New Zealand should be of such international rupute that it is expected, he/she would attract a good number of music students from around New Zealand. to his/her classes.Value: Up to 10,000 per annum.

Music scholarships are available to students for participation in a variety of music groups. There are also awards for exceptional musical talent.

These performance awards can amount to the equivalent of one-half of tuition and are available in both vocal and instrumental music. However financial need is not a factor when determining a talent award.

These performance awards can amount to the equivalent of one-half of tuition and are available in both vocal and instrumental music. However financial need is not a factor when determining a talent award

These performance awards can amount to the equivalent of one-half of tuition and are available in both vocal and instrumental music. However financial need is not a factor when determining a talent award

These performance awards can amount to the equivalent of one-half of tuition and are available in both vocal and instrumental music. However financial need is not a factor when determining a talent award

These performance awards can amount to the equivalent of one-half of tuition and are available in both vocal and instrumental music. However financial need is not a factor when determining a talent award

These performance awards can amount to the equivalent of one-half of tuition and are available in both vocal and instrumental music. However financial need is not a factor when determining a talent award