Scholarships

***Due date for scholarship submission is .***

SCHOLARSHIPS ARE LIMITED TO BEAUS IN THE BEAUTILLION FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.

  • The applicant must be a graduating senior and member of the Chesapeake-Virginia Beach Alumni Chapter Beautillion Program.

  • Must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 grading scale.

  • Show evidence of community/school involvement, achievement and leadership ability.

  • A current transcript must be attached to validate grade point average. 

  • The applicant must be accepted by a four-year College or University for the fall-term of the award year and provide proof of enrollment prior to allocation of the awarded funds. 

  • Provide two letters of recommendation from an adult advisor or teacher.  The letter should show evidence of the applicant’s community involvement, achievements or leadership abilities.

  • Typed 500 - 750 word double-spaced 12-font essay answering the following questions:

    •  “How has the issue of dealing with race and social justice, as well as the Global Pandemic of 2020 affected Your Life or those around you? 

    • How will YOU use it to Affect Change?”

The essay will be judged on content, originality, and ability to captivate the reader.  Also, close attention will be given to grammar, syntax, and use of graphical publication implementations throughout the presentation. 

  • The applicant must submit a resume and letter of interest.

    • Resume must list all scholastic and academic honors (Scholarships, prizes, awards, etc.), your employment experience(s), and extracurricular/community activities. 

    • A letter of interest: introduce yourself, family, your interest/special talents, school community/religious activities, and college/future plans. 

Scholarship money may be applied only towards legitimate school expenses, such as tuition, room, board, books and miscellaneous expenses.Award will be transferred to the College/University financial aid office on behalf of the recipient.

The Scholarship Committee will determine recipients of the Chesapeake-Virginia Beach Achievement Foundation Scholarship. This decision will be based upon meeting all application qualifications which includes the essay and resume/letter of interest. 

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application.  In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • Applicant must be a graduating high school senior in the South Hampton Roads area.
  • Applicant must be an active Chesapeake-Virginia Beach (VA) Alumni Kappa Leaguer.
  • Applicant must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.75 or greater on a 4.0 scale.  Letter from Guidance/Access advisor required.
  • Applicant must be accepted by an accredited 2/4 College or University for the fall-term year of the award year and provide proof of enrollment before allocation of the award of funds.
  • Three (3) Letters of Recommendation i.e. (One from a Professor and two (2) from Teacher and/or Community Service Leader).

Essay Question:  (500 words or more)

A range of academic interest, personal perspectives, and life experiences adds much to the educational mix.  Given your personal background, describe an encounter that demonstrated your most meaningful achievements and how they relate to your field of study and your future goals.

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application.  In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • The applicant must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 grading scale.
  • A current transcript must be attached to validate grade point average. 
  • Applicant must be accepted by a four-year College or University for the fall-term year of the award year and provide proof of enrollment prior to allocation of the award funds. 
  • Provide one letter of recommendation from an adult advisor or teacher.  The letter must state how the applicant displays leadership. 
  • Write a 500 word double-spaced 12-font essay answering the following questions:
    • How do you define success?
    • Describe areas in your life where you have demonstrated leadership and overcame obstacles either through your school, social, work or family life.
  • The applicant must submit a one-page letter stating his educational career goals.

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application. In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • The applicant must be a graduating senior. 
  • The applicant must show evidence of leadership ability and community involvement. 
  • The applicant must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or greater on a 4.0 scale. 
  • The applicant must be accepted by an accredited four-year College or University for the fall-term of the award year as well as, provide proof of enrollment before actual allocation of the awarded funds. 
  • The applicant must submit a one-page essay 200 - 300 words, entitled: “How I made a difference in the community.”  The essay will be judged on content, originality, and- ability to captivate the reader.  Also close attention will be given to grammar, syntax, and use of graphical publication implementations throughout the presentation. 

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application. In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • The applicant must be a graduating senior.  

  • The applicant must demonstrate their commitment to the community as demonstratd by community service, civic involvement, and/or employment. 

  • The applicant must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or greater on a 4.0 scale.

  • The applicant must be accepted by an accredited two or four-year College/University for the fall-term of the award year as well as, provide proof of enrollment before actual allocation of the awarded funds. 

  • The applicant must submit a one-page essay 200-300 words, entitled:  "Achievement in the Face of Adversity."  The essay will be judged on content, originality, and ability to captivate the reader.  Also, close attention will be given to grammar, syntax, and use of graphical publication implementations throughout the presentation. 

Evaluation Criteria

  • References (REF) - Two letters of recommendation required.  Both from a community service leader.  What did you do and how did it impact the organization?  (30 points)
  • Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) - Applicant must have an overall G.P.A. of 2.0.  Proof of Transcript is required.  (10 points)
  • Memberships (MEM) - Determine how well the applicant has utilized his time in any clubs; social groups; school organizations, and religious affilations.  Also, access the applicant's ability to meld academic activites into a social venue.  Determine the applicants desire to expand their social consciousness by exploring the fruits of Biblical Study, Arts; and Humanities.  (10 points)
  • Volunteer/Community Activites (VCA) letter from Beautillion participant.  Applicants who have overcome obstacles and continue to persevere.  Write an essay 200-300 words, entitled:  "Achievement in the Face of Adversity".  The essay will be judged on content, originality, and ability to captivate the reader.  Also, close attention will be given to grammar, syntax, and use of graphical publication implementations throughout the presentation.  (50 points)

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application. In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • Applicant must be a graduating high school senior in the South Hampton Roads area.
  • Applicant must be an active and good standing Kappa League member in Chesapeake/Virginia Beach (VA) Alumni Chapter.
  • Applicant must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.75 or greater on a 4.0 scale. 
  • Applicant must obtain a letter from Guidance or Access advisor.
  • Applicant must be accepted by an accredited 2 or 4 year College or University for the fall-term year of the award year and provide proof of enrollment before allocation of the award.
  • Applicant must obtain three Letters of Recommendation (LORs) required.
    • One LOR from a Fraternity Brother in the Chesapeake-Virginia Beach (VA) Alumni Chapter and two LORs from a teacher.

Essay Question:  (500 words or more)

A range of academic interest, personal perspectives, and life experiences adds much to the educational mix.  Given your personal background, describe an encounter that demonstrated your most meaningful achievements and how they relate to your field of study and your future goals.

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application.  In the subject line include (Your Name): (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • The applicant must be a graduating senior.
  • The applicant must provide evidence of financial or personal hardship.
  • The applicant must demonstrate their substantial time commitments as evidenced by work, extra-curricular and civic associations [resume format].
  • The applicant must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or greater on a 4.0 scale.
  • The applicant must be accepted by an accredited four-year College/University for the fall-term of the award yearas well as, provide proof of enrollment.

Essay question:  The applicant must submit a one-page essay 200 - 300 words, entitled: “Getting Through the Rough Part:  My Success Journey.” 

  • The essay will be judged on content, originality, unity and- development.  Also, close attention will be given to grammar, syntax, and use of graphical ​publication implementations throughout the presentation.

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application. In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • Indications that the Student who devoted time and energy toward attending at ten (10) Beautillion Workshops; Participated in the current Beautillion Program Community Service Project with OASIS Food Pantry or your choosing and take a picture of project; Kappa Sunday of Hope Service; and at least one other Community Service Project hosted by CVBAF Guide Right Program. 
  • The individual has gone above and beyond the performance of their assigned responsibilities over an extended period of time. 
  • The individual whose commitment lead to raising more than $2000.00 in scholarship money by following the Guide Right Program Strategy. 
  • Indication the student whose grade point average is at the minimum 3.0 or higher?   

 

  • The Charter Member Richard T. Joe Memorial Scholarship is an annual award and not renewable.  

  • The following requirements must be met to be considered for the Scholarship award:

    • Be a graduating senior from a Chesapeake or Virginia Beach high school 

    • GPA of 3.0 or greater on a 4.0 scale

    • Current copy of  high school transcript

    • Two (2) recommendation letters: 1) from a current or former high school teacher of student; and  2) a community representative that you have served under

    • Employment and documented volunteer experience

    • Documented participation in high school and community activities

    • Brief biographical statement of educational goals

    • Submit a 500-600 word typed essay on one of the following topics in double spaced format

      • Describe a time when you had a positive impact on others. What were the challenges? What were the rewards?  

      • What would you want to be different in your own country or community to further principles of equality, equity, or social justice?

  • The applicant must be accepted by an accredited four-year College/University for the fall-term of the award year, as well as provide proof of enrollment before actual allocation of the awarded funds.

  • Scholarship money may be applied only towards legitimate school expenses, such as tuition, room, board, books and miscellaneous expenses. 

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application.  In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • Applicant must be a graduating senior.
  • Applicant must have a minimum 2.5 cumulative grade point average on a 4.0 scale or a 4.0 cumulative grade point average on a 5.0 scale.
  • Applicant must be accepted by an accredited 4-year college or university or a 2-year community college for the current academic year.  (Proof of enrollment will be requested before scholarship funds are disbursed.)
  • Applicant must show evidence of Leadership ability and community involvement.
  • Applicant must submit a minimum 750 word essay on one of the selected topics given by scholarship grantors:
    1. What do you consider to be the single most important societal issues/problem?  And why?
    2. Pick a controversial problem on college campuses and suggest a solution.
    3. What do you see as the greatest threat to the environment today?
    4. Voting and the right to vote is on the minds of many these days.  What would you suggest as a way to encourage young people to vote?

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application. In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • Applicant must be a graduating senior.
  • Applicant must have a desire to be an entrepreneur.
  • Applicant must submit a minimum 200 word essay on the topic provided below:
    1. What does entrepreneurship mean to you? Describe what kind of business you would have and share how your college experience could help you achieve your goal.

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application. In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • Applicant must be a graduating high school senior.
  • Applicant must show evidence of leadership ability and community involvement.
  • Applicant must show interest in the fields of Education, Cybersecurity, Military (Academy or ROTC) or STEM related.
  • Applicant must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.50 or greater on a 4.0 scale.  Letter from Guidance/Access advisor required.  The applicant must submit an official high school transcript, to include SAT or ACT scores if available. 
  • Applicant must be accepted by an accredited Community College, four-year College or University for the summer/fall-term of the award year and provide proof of enrollment before allocation of the award of funds.
  • Applicant must submit a one-page personal statement, 200 to 300 words, on the topic:  "What I want to be when I grow up or aspire to be.  What active steps have you taken to get there?  Additionally, how I made a difference in the community."   
  • Personal Statement: Will be be graded on grammer, syntax, use of publication implementations, content, originality and ability to captivate the reader.  

  • Applicant must submit a one page resume.

    Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application.  In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

    Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • The applicant must be a graduating senior, reside in a South Hampton Roads Coummunity, and be a member of the Chesapeake-Virginia Beach Alumni Chapter Beautillion Program.

  • Must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 grading scale.

  • Applicant with the highest cumulative greade point average will be awarded the scholarship.  

  • A current transcript must be attached to validate grade point average. 

  • The applicant must be accepted and enrolled in a two or  four-year College or University for the fall-term of the award year and provide proof of enrollment prior to allocation of the awarded funds.

Scholarship money may be applied only towards legitimate school expenses, such as tuition, room, board, books and miscellaneous expenses.

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application.  In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement

  • The applicant must be a graduating senior and be a member of the Chesapeake-Virginia Beach Alumni Chapter Beautillion Program.

  • Must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 grading scale.

  • Applicant must be a student athlete or a member of the college/university marching band.  

  • A current transcript must be attached to validate grade point average. 

  • The applicant must be accepted and enrolled at the Norfolk State University for the fall-term of the award year.  Proof of enrollment will be required prior to allocation of the awarded funds.

  • Typed 350 - 500 word double-spaced, 12-font essay, answering the following questions (Please answer all questions):

    • How has your participation in athletics/band impacted your life?

    • What are three life lessons that you have learned from this experience?

    • Why shoud you be awarded this scholarship?

The essay will be judged on content, originality, and ability to captivate the reader.  Also, close attention will be given to grammar and  syntax.

Submit criteria information to cvbbeauscholarships@gmail.com.  Please cc:  your parent/guardian on the application.  In the subject line include (Your Name):  (Name of Scholarship)

Example:  John Smith:  Free Money Scholarship of Achievement