Scholarships
The Social Impact Scholarship is a long-term Initiative committed to providing education access through scholarships, sponsors, stakeholders, and leaders within our networks and communities. It is an inclusive network built on the core competencies of critical thinking and strategic planning skills.
Identify and provide scholarship and academic support to youth and emerging adults who aspire to learn more about data, analytics, and STEM fields.
Give access to vital educational resources and membership to highly capable young people. Cultivating skill sets that will prepare them for successful careers in a variety of professions.
Instructions
How To Apply
To apply for a Social Impact Scholarship, submit your application online through the link below or above.
Scholarships are accepted on a rolling basis.
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Picture of yourself
The picture must be in clear and in color.
Essay or Video
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What are your interests and how can KidAlytics program help grow your knowledge? (500 words or less) or
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A 120 second or less video can be submitted as a substitute for the essay on the same question.
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Documents Needed
Picture, Essay/Video
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We will contact each applicant within 2 weeks of submittal.
Eligibility Criteria
All Students
Consideration for a Social Impact Scholarship, you must: be 13-24 years old in need of financial assistance and demonstrate a passion for data, analytics, technology and STEM.
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Demonstrate leadership at school or in your community.
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Be a US citizen
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Financial need
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Application is open to all qualified students.
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Benefits
Access
To a worldwide ecosystem of like minded
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inventors,
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educators,
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peers, and
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experts across industries.
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Preparation
With skills that are in high demand and emerging with technolog in this Fourth Industrial Revolution by:
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Learning and development
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Upskilling across discipline
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Leverage of social capital
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Strengthen of hard and soft skills
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What Student Do
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Learn how to process knowledge (explain, interpret, apply, perspective, empathize, self-knowledge).
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Use research and inquiry-based discussion to generate ideas.
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Produce knowledge rather than just receiving it.
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Ask the kinds of questions about data that make them participants in school-wide, citywide, nationwide, and worldwide discussions in all fields.
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