Hartford
Heights
Tall
Club 
IHartford Heights
Tall Club
If you are a high school student, and live within
100 miles of Hartford, CT, going on to a 2 or 4 year college, and measure at
least 5’10 (girls) or 6’02” (guys) then…Congratulations!
The HHTC Scholarship Committee would like you to apply for our $500
scholarship. In addition to local
funds, one local recipient will be submitted to Tall Clubs International to be
considered for one of their $1000 scholarships.
To qualify for application, you MUST meet
our minimum height requirements of 5'10" for females and 6'2" for
males (measured in stocking feet), be under 21 years old, and plan to attend a 2
or 4 year college this fall. Semi-finalists will be measured.
Still interested?
Your complete application must be postmarked by MARCH
15, 2010. All materials submitted become the
property of the scholarship committee. The following is a checklist of
components for the complete application. Incomplete applications will not be
considered. Please type or print (neatness counts).
- Completed and signed the
two page Scholarship Application form.
- Essay on "What Being
Tall Means To Me" using the provided specifications. Essay should be
250-500 words typed and double-spaced. You must sign this page also.
- Official school
transcript (including SAT or ACT scores).
- Two recommendation forms.
One form is to be completed by an educator (coach, teacher, counselor,
principal, etc). The other form must be completed by a member of the
community (church leader, employer, volunteer supervisor, etc). DO NOT use
two educators (that includes counselors and coaches) as we are looking for
well-rounded individuals. Neither recommendation may be from a relative.
Both recommendations must be from adults.
It is the responsibility of the applicant (not the
parents or teachers) to ensure that ALL components are submitted to the
committee. We recommend that you mail all forms together in one envelope to
ensure your application is complete.
General criteria which the committee will use
include: a) grades, taking into account weighted averages and honors courses; b)
school activities; c) community activities; d) content, clarity and originality
of essay; and e) recommendations.
The necessary
forms are downloadable from the links below.
Letter
to Guidance Counselor and Student
2010 Scholarship
Application
Local finalists will be
interviewed and measured before awards are decided.
Please feel free to have your school's scholarship coordinator contact us
with any questions. The scholarship committee contact at HHTC is Gloria McAdam.
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