"The Magic of Rotary"

$1000 Scholarship

Open to high school seniors and incoming college freshmen residing in Westchase and surrounding areas who plan to attend an accredited college, university, or technical/vocational program in the summer or fall.

Deadline: Applications and essays are due by May 2. The recipient will be announced by May 9.

Essay Requirements: Submit a 300–500 word essay.

Prompt: The magic of Rotary is built on strong leadership, taking action, and improving lives. Share how you've seen this in our community and how you plan to put service above self in your own life.

This is a $1000 academic scholarship open to all high school seniors and/or incoming college freshmen who reside in Westchase and surrounding areas and will attend an accredited college, university, or an accredited program offered by a technical or vocational school in the Summer or Fall. *Westchase area zip codes 33626/33625/33636/33615

The application and essay deadline is May 2, 2025. The scholarship recipient will be announced by May 9, 2025.

Today's date

Phone

First and last name

What high school or college are you currently attending?

Unweighted GPA

By checking this box, I acknowledge that I will email my high school transcript to scholarship@westchaserotary.org

Rotary affiliation

Are you involved in Interact, Rotaract, or in some way affiliated with Rotary? This could even be a family member is a Rotarian or former Rotarian.

Address

College plans

Please let us know where you plan to attend, whether college or an accredited technical or vocational school.

Submit your 300-500 word essay below.

The "Magic of Rotary" is built on strong leadership, putting ideas into action, and improving the lives of others. Please tell us how you have seen "The Magic of Rotary" in our community and how you can put service above self in your life.

Essay

If I accept this scholarship, it is understood that I will be a full-time student as defined by the Office of the Registrar. Furthermore, I understand that the application submission does not imply a scholarship will be awarded. It does place the applicant in line for consideration.