ELIGIBILITY: Students who have maintained an average of 85 or above and who are interested in pursuing a career in science, mathematics, or engineering are encouraged to apply. Grants are renewable the following academic year provided that the standards set forth are maintained. Applicants must show enthusiasm, demonstrate good character and have a record of community, church, or school service.

Applicants of all backgrounds are urged to apply. Sarah Woode Foundation, Inc, is an equal opportunity organization and does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex, or ethnic origin.

DEADLINE: forms must be postmarked no later than December 15, 2007 to qualify for the 2008-2009 academic year. Applications including materials in part IV, can either be emailed as an attached file or it should be sent to:

Sarah Woode Foundation, Inc., 
P.O. Box 100227 
Brooklyn, NY 11210-0227
PART I - STUDENT INFORMATION

Name    Soc.Sec.No. 
Address of School 
City    State    Zip    
Telephone (    )    
Principal or Head of Department   
Other Schools Attended (If Applicable)   
Student's Extracurricular, Service, Religious, or Community Activities:

Honors and Awards:

Grade/College Level that you will be entering in Sept. 2008 (e.g. 9th Grade)

PART II - FAMILY INFORMATION
Mother's Name    
Address 
Telephone (    )    
Occupation    
Employer   

Father's Name    
Address 
Telephone (    )    
Occupation    
Employer 

 
Guardian's Name (If Applicable)    
Address 
Telephone (    )    
Occupation    
Employer   
Student Lives With 

PART III - REFERENCES
Two letters of recommendation from a teacher/professor and community leader must accompany your application.

PART IV - DOCUMENTS
1. A short essay (500 words) on "My Future in Science". Include reasons for your interest in the sciences, what you hope to accomplish in your career, how you intend to reach your goal, and why you should be considered for a scholarship grant.

2. Copies of official transcript of grades.

3. Your two letters of recommendation.