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Second Robert R. "Red" Ritchie Scholarship"

The Second Robert R. "Red" Ritchie Scholarship" is a Scholarship sponsored by Clemson University.

Award Information:

Amount of Scholarship: Average: $1000
Application Deadline: 31-Dec
Requirements: Applicant must have a minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA.
Eligibility: College freshman

Sponsorship provided by:

Clemson University
G-01 Sikes Hall
Clemson, SC 29634-5123
USA
Phone Number: 803 656 2280

You can find out more by contacting:

Marvin Carmichael
Director of Financial Aid

"A good place to start is to search for available information on the scholarship. The best shot of success can be attained by initially researching the prerequisites and making sure you meet them. A good first step is to try to recognize the driving force for the Clemson University and what they hope to achieve with the Second Robert R. "Red" Ritchie Scholarship. Once that is done, figure out if there is a decent shot to receive the scholarship. Upon determining that there is a good chance of actually being a recipient of the Second Robert R. "Red" Ritchie Scholarship, then it is worth it to fill out an application."

A crucial part of applying for the scholarship is paying close attention to the application. Applications can sometimes be time consuming and tiresome, but take the time to make sure that the forms are filled out accurately and completely. Avoid mistakes that might make you get passed over as the result of something that could have been avoided.

"After filing, you should note when the Second Robert R. "Red" Ritchie Scholarship distributes any funds so that you can know if you can rely on the scholarship to help meet your financial needs and how it will help you out, stipulations may exist in what can be paid with the Second Robert R. "Red" Ritchie Scholarship. Increasingly, it is tough to cover the increasing costs of education, and being awarded the Second Robert R. "Red" Ritchie Scholarship to defray some of the costs can be a huge help. If you don't end up getting the Second Robert R. "Red" Ritchie Scholarship, keep at it, you can find different scholarships and you may find success elsewhere."