Scholarships are awarded on the basis of character, community service, human potential and scholarship. Requires a summary of pro-life activities and essay. Applicants must be a resident of N.H. for at least two years, planning to attend a structured post-secondary education program. Award is not based on financial need or GPA, but rather on community involvement, independence and leadership potential. State nominee will be eligible for national scholarship.
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Award based on academic success, community involvement, engineering future and financial need. Criteria vary from outstanding leadership, scholastic abilities to commitment to humanity or religious organizations. Some exclusive to minorities. Judged first at the state level, two winners from each state will be sent to be judged at the National level. Awards determined by community volunteer service, volunteer leadership awards and honors, appraisal by supervisor or volunteer leader and essay.