10th Annual Visionary Scholarship
10th Annual Visionary Scholarship
High School Students - Apply Now
All high school students are eligible to apply – classes of 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. Financial need is NOT considered. The application process is free, quick, and easy.
$5,000 Top Award
May 1, 2020 is the application deadline for the 2020-2021 award year. Awards range from $1,000 to $5,000 each with multiple winners selected.
High School Students - Apply Now
All high school students are eligible to apply – classes of 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. Financial need is NOT considered. The application process is free, quick, and easy.
$5,000 Top Award
May 1, 2020 is the application deadline for the 2020-2021 award year. Awards range from $1,000 to $5,000 each with multiple winners selected.
2019 Winners

Julia Edmondson
Grand Prize Winner
2018 Winners

Sarah Nelson
Grand Prize Winner
2017 Winners

Nicole Kuznetsov
Grand Prize Winner
2016 Winners

Michelle Wang
Grand Prize Winner
2019 Winners

Julia Edmondson
Grand Prize Winner
2018 Winners

Sarah Nelson
Grand Prize Winner
2017 Winners

Nicole Kuznetsov
Grand Prize Winner
2016 Winners

Michelle Wang
Grand Prize Winner
2019 Winners

Julia Edmondson
Grand Prize Winner
2018 Winners

Sarah Nelson
Grand Prize Winner
2017 Winners

Nicole Kuznetsov
Grand Prize Winner
2016 Winners

Michelle Wang
Grand Prize Winner

Prepare, Explore, Apply & Decide
High School Students
Prepare, Explore, Apply & Decide
High School Students
Prepare
Explore
Ready Student
Find out how to most effectively prepare yourself not only to gain admission but to also be offered a lucrative funding package that will make your attendance feasible.
SAT & ACT
To help evaluate student candidates, most all colleges and universities will require either the SAT or ACT. The majority of colleges across the country will accept either one or both.
Career Ideas
Spend as much time in high school as possible exploring career options. It’s much easier and much less costly to make changes and adjustments now, rather than after you start college.
College Options
Beginning the college search process early in your high school career will give you much more time to gather data, evaluate your findings, and ultimately make the most informed decision.
Prepare
Ready Student
Find out how to most effectively prepare yourself not only to gain admission but to also be offered a lucrative funding package that will make your attendance feasible.
SAT & ACT
To help evaluate student candidates, most all colleges and universities will require either the SAT or ACT. The majority of colleges across the country will accept either one or both.
Explore
Career Ideas
Spend as much time in high school as possible exploring career options. It’s much easier and much less costly to make changes and adjustments now, rather than after you start college.
College Options
Beginning the college search process early in your high school career will give you much more time to gather data, evaluate your findings, and ultimately make the most informed decision.
Apply
Decide
Admission Apps
Your college admission applications should do an effective job of accurately portraying your high school accomplishments, including all your achievements and associated activities.
College Funding
Who receives the most college funding and why? What factors do colleges consider when awarding financial aid? What should your family really pay?
Campus Visits
Campus visits allow you to get a feel for the atmosphere of the school; while making that vital first impression with both the Admissions Officer and Financial Aid Officer.
Student FAQs
Answers from your perspective to the most important questions. A better understanding of the process is important in getting the best education for the money.
Apply
Admission Apps
Your college admission applications should do an effective job of accurately portraying your high school accomplishments, including all your achievements and associated activities.
College Funding
Who receives the most college funding and why? What factors do colleges consider when awarding financial aid? What should your family really pay?
Decide
Campus Visits
Campus visits allow you to get a feel for the atmosphere of the school; while making that vital first impression with both the Admissions Officer and Financial Aid Officer.
Student FAQs
Answers from your perspective to the most important questions. A better understanding of the process is important in getting the best education for the money.

Answers from your Perspective
Parents
Learn strategies that may make college more affordable for you and reduce student loan debt for your young adult.
Answers from your Perspective
Parents
Learn strategies that may make college more affordable for you and reduce student loan debt for your young adult.
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