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Program Cost / Financial Aid/ScholarshipsCOLLEGE FEES (ALL FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE)Enrollment fees are very reasonable for California residents. Cost for a full-time student, including Financial AidMoney is available to help all students who demonstrate financial need to pursue their education. Students who are recipients of benefits under the following programs do not pay enrollment, health services, or transportation fees. This must be validated by the Financial Aid Office at Santa Barbara City College prior to registration. EXTENDED OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES (EOPS) AND COOPERATIVE AGENCIES RESOURCES FOR EDUCATION (CARE)PURPOSE AND FUNCTION: EOPS/CARE is a State and District-funded comprehensive support system for qualified low-income, educationally disadvantaged students who are enrolled full time. The EOPS/CARE program provides transfer, tutorial, academic counseling, and child care services as well as priority registration and financial aid grants. The goal is to help students meet their educational objectives whether they seek occupational certificates, associate degrees and/or transfer to four-year institutions. DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES (DSPS)Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS) provides educational and vocational support to students with verified disabilities who are enrolled in regular college classes. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, alternative formats of printed materials, auxiliary aids, loan of assistive devices, and equivalent access may be requested in the DSPS office SS160. Questions may be directed to the SBCC ADA/Section 504 Coordinator, (805) 965-0581 x2364 (voice) or (805) 962-4084 (TDD). Several scholarship/award opportunities are available to students in the automotive program at SBCC. A description of each is given below, followed by additional industry and association scholarships. Independent Automotive Professionals Association Scholarship Scholarships are awarded each year by the Independent Automotive Professionals Association of Santa Barbara. Applicants are evaluated for their potential for a successful career, their financial need, ability to benefit from training, and their commitment to a long-term career in automotive repair. Scholarship recipients are selected by an independent committee composed of individuals drawn from the Association. One award is made to an SBCC automotive student. Three awards are made to local high school automotive students who will be attending SBCC automotive classes next year. Other automotive scholarships offered by organizations outside Information and application can be found at: SEMA Scholarships http://www.sema.org/Main/ArticleDetail.aspx?contentID=59060 Selection of Scholarship Recipients All applications will be reviewed and the scholarship recipients selected by an independent panel of judges from education and business. Neither the staff nor members of Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) will participate in any phase of the selection, nor influence the decisions of the panel. Selection will be based on: 1. Review of the completed application. 2. Review of transcripts and grade point average 3. A personal essay indicating intent to enter the automotive aftermarket or related automotive industry and why you believe you deserve this scholarship. 4. Supporting recommendation letters. Mail the completed application and all supporting documents in one envelope to: SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund Global Automotive Aftermarket Symposium www.automotivescholarships.com If you submit a complete application at the above web site, it will be reviewed by all these organizations where you meet their qualifications: GAAS – Global Automotive Aftermarket Scholarships ACC - Automotive Communications Council Scholarships ADS - Association of Diesel Specialists Breslow Foundation – Breslow Foundation Scholarships CAWA – Arizona/California/Nevada Automotive Wholesaler’s Association (regional association for residents of LDN – Leadership Development Network of AAIA RL Polk – GAAS Scholarships funded by a grant from RL Polk University of the Aftermarket Foundation Zurich High Octane Scholarships – funded by a grant from While all students are encouraged to apply, priority in awarding scholarships will be given to those who pursue a career in the automotive aftermarket. Application must be filled out and sent in with the following information: For more information: call MEMA at 919-549-4800 or e-mail jdowd@mema.org Castrol/Eric Medlen/John Force Scholarship Mitchell1 Automotive Technology Outstanding Student Scholarship http://www.nacat.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=78&Itemid=60 CARQUEST Technician Scholarship Send appliciations:
CAWA Scholarships The Membership and Education Committee of CAWA awards scholarships to existing employees of member businesses or students pursuing aftermarket careers. The general qualifications and requirements are: Applicants must be high school seniors or college under-graduates enrolled in a college level or vocational program pursuing a degree or accreditation. Priority will be given to curricula in the order of (1) automotive aftermarket industry and (2) business. Applicant’s permanent residence and/or school must be located in the states of Students must complete and submit an application accompanied by (1) letter of recommendation from a sponsor, (2) current Official Transcript, (3) personal photograph, and (4) a brief biography including long term goals after college. Scholarship applications are generally available in December of each year and the deadline to submit them is in March of the following year. For specific deadlines and relevant dates, contact Julie Snyder or call her at 800.332.2292, ext. 110. Monster Scholarship for Trade & Technical Training Monster Scholars For more information: www.scholarships.monster.com http://www.ascca.com/main/education/education.html Automotive Engine Rebuilders Association Scholarship AutomotiveWomensAlliance.com – Foundation Scholarship Awards will be given at the quarterly member events (January, March, June, September, December.) Awards are in the amount of $2,500 and are to be used for tuition and/or university costs. Students must have a GPA of 3.0 to apply. For more information: Car Care Council Women's Board Scholarships The Car Care Council Women's Board awards scholarships to female students pursuing education to prepare them for a career in the automotive aftermarket. http://carcare.org/scholarships High School Scholarship - Open to female high school seniors who plan on attending an ASE-certified, post-secondary automobile technology program. ($1,000 scholarship) Technician Scholarship– Open to female students who have completed one year at an ASE-certified, post-secondary automotive technology program. (One $2,500 scholarship plus trip to AAPEX show in Check web site for application deadline, which is normally in May. For more information about Car Care Council Women's Board, e-mail womensboard@carcare.org, or call 301-654-6664. Automotive Hall of Fame Scholarships http://automotivehalloffame.org/scholarships.php The Automotive Hall of Fame serves as administrator to over $20,000 in combined college scholarships annually. The applicant must indicate a sincere interest in an automotive related career. Award and Scholarship Programs If requesting by mail, the application request letter should include the name of the college or university you attend or plan to attend, your year of study (i.e. High School Senior, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior), your field of study and your current G.P.A. The following are the various scholarships for which you may apply (you need not send a separate application for each scholarship): Harold Dieckmann Draper, Sr. Scholarship John Goerlich Memorial Scholarship Charles V. Hagler Scholarship Zenon C.R. Hansen Memorial Scholarship John W. Koons, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Ken Krum / Bud Kouts Memorial Scholarship Dorothy M. Ross Memorial Scholarship M.H. Yager Memorial Scholarship Michelin Scholarship Program http://www.scholarshipprograms.org 3 awards of up to $2500
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