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scholarship – TAS Ski Team Team Alpental Snoqualmie Grant & Scholarship Application Section A (please see below) Section B – Merit/Athletic Scholarship Section C – Financial Scholarship Section D – Scholastic Achievement Scholarship The TAS Grant & Scholarship program is open to U14 or older current TAS athletes whose families/parents/guardians actively support and/or volunteer in the program.
Applying athletes must have a current season US Ski & Snowboard license and must be actively participating in US Ski & Snowboard Alpine Ski racing events. The program includes 3 different types of grant/scholarships 1) Merit Grant based on athletic accomplishment, 2) Financial Aid Grant based on need, and 3) Scholastic Achievement Scholarship.
All 3 types are intended to be for re-imbursement of Alpine Ski Racing related incurred expenses. Applicants must complete Section A. Sections B to D should only be completed if applying for that sections type of grant/scholarship.
An Applicant may apply for more than one type of grant/scholarship using this application. However, an applicant will only be awarded only one scholarship per year. Note: Financial Aid Grants are intended to reimburse an athlete for expenses already incurred and paid.
Not all 3 types of grant & scholarships may be awarded every year, and TAS may elect to offer no grant or scholarships in a given year. The decision to offer and award grant or scholarships is based on available funds and applicant qualification. The time of year that each type of Grant & Scholarship will be awarded may vary from year to year and is dependent on many factors.
There may be both early season awards, and late season awards. Applications for early season awards are due by Dec 15th. Applications for late season awards are due by March 15th.
Award recipients will be selected and announced 1 month after each application deadline. Please email [email protected] if you have questions.
Section A – All Applicants must complete this Section US Ski & Snowboard Number * --- Select state --- Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming State Equipment Recommendations
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Current TAS athletes with active participation in US Ski & Snowboard Alpine Ski racing events. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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