September 2010 - Archmere Academy

***EMORY SCHOLARS PROGRAM at EMORY UNIVERSITY
***GOIZUETA SCHOLARS PROGRAM at EMORY UNIVERSITY
Emory Scholars represent an impressive array of academic, cultural and extracurricular
interests and achievements. Almost all have won distinction beyond the classroom,
including national awards in music, languages, science, math and other fields. They’ve held
various positions and played significant roles in community and volunteer programs.
Goizueta Scholars have all the attributes listed above, but should demonstrate an
interest in business through participation in entrepreneurial activities, internships,
business related competitions and community service.
Archmere can nominate up to four seniors for the Emory Scholars Program and 1
for the Goizueta Scholars Program. Please see Mrs. Doyle or Mr. Mulhearn by
October 25th if interested.
WEBSITE: www.emory.edu/ADMISSIONS
DEADLINE: November 15, 2010
***JEFFERSON SCHOLARS FOUNDATION
The Jefferson Scholarships, to the University of Virginia, are granted to individuals on
the basis of merit alone; financial need is not a consideration in the selection process.
Students must possess exceptional ability in superior citizenship, leadership, scholarship
and show promise of making a significant contribution to the University community as
students and to society at large as graduates. Students must have a strong academic
profile (winners typically have a 3.8 GPA or higher and above 1400 on the SAT’s). In order to
permit each candidate to participate fully in the competition, the Jefferson Scholars
Foundation does require as a condition of nomination that each nominee agree not to
apply to a college or university under a binding early decision plan. However, any
senior who wishes to apply under a non-­‐binding early admission plan would be
eligible to compete for and win a Jefferson Scholarship.
Archmere can nominate one student, if interested in being considered, please see Mr.
Mulhearn, Mrs. Lyon or Mrs. Doyle by October 20, 2010.
DEADLINE: November 1, 2010
***SAINT MICHAEL’S COLLEGE
Saint Michael’s College, located just outside Burlington, Vermont, was founded in 1904 by
the Society of Saint Edmund, originally a French order of priests and brothers. In the
tradition of the Edmundite ministries, the college is offering the Edmundite