apply.joyceivyfoundation.orgThe Joyce Ivy Foundation: Summer Pre-College Program Scholarships

 Summer Scholars Program Application The application has closed for 2020 . You are viewing a preview of last year’s application, which is subject to change for the next application period. You can not submit or save any information entered into this form. It is available for information purposes only. Instructions Please complete the Joyce Ivy Summer Scholar application below. If you have not already reviewed the application instructions and components, please refer to the Guidelines section of our website before starting this application. Remember that all applications are due by March 1, 2020 . Good Luck! Student Information * First Name: MI: * Last Name: Preferred Name: * Street Address: * City: * State:Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio South Dakota * Zip: * Home Phone: * Student Email: Student Cell Phone: * Current high school grade level in 2019-2020 school year: Freshman Sophomore Junior Citizenship: U.S. Citizen U.S. Permanent Resident Other The following item is optional and no information provided will be used in a discriminatory manner. Please check one or more to describe your background. Hispanic/Latino American Indian, Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian Asian or Asian-American Black or African-American White Other: Do you identify as first generation to go to college? (Your parent(s)/legal guardian(s) have not completed a bachelor’s degree and you will be the first in your family to attend a four-year college/university to attain a bachelor’s degree) Yes No Where did you hear about the Joyce Ivy Foundation Summer Scholarship Program? Referred by university summer programs office Classmate Counselor at school Web search Past Summer Scholar Email from JIF Other: Are you part of a college access organization or other community based organization? (Ex: Minds Matter, Breakthrough, DAPCEP, Black Girls Code, Pretty Brown Girl Foundation, etc) If so, please enter the name of it: Have you applied to the Summer Scholar Program before? Yes No If yes, for which summer: Do you have a relative who was named a Summer Scholar? If so, please enter name, year and relationship to you: Parent/Guardian Information Mother/Parent1/Guardian 1 Name: Mother/Parent1/Guardian 1 Occupation: Mother/Parent1/Guardian 1 College Name (if any): Mother/Parent1/Guardian 1 Degree: Some coursework Associate’s degree Bachelor’s degree Graduate degree Mother/Parent1/Guardian 1 Cell: Mother/Parent1/Guardian 1 Email: Father/Parent2/Guardian 2 Name: Father/Parent2/Guardian 2 Occupation: Father/Parent2/Guardian 2 College Name (if any): Father/Parent2/Guardian 2 Degree: Some coursework Associate’s degree Bachelor’s degree Graduate degree Father/Parent2/Guardian 2 Cell: Father/Parent2/Guardian 2 Email: Academic Information * High School Name: * Graduation Year: 2021 2022 2023 * College Counselor Name: * College Counselor Phone: * College Counselor Email: CEEB Code: ( lookup code ) Test Scores: Please provide us your grade and test scores as applicable: ACT: PLAN: SAT: PSAT: SAT Subject Test(s) & Score(s): AP Subject Test(s) & Score(s): Cumulative GPA: Is your GPA weighted? Yes No Class Rank: out of Is your Class Rank weighted? Yes No Class Rank Percentile: Plan Score:Pre-College Program(s) Applied To Please provide information about the pre-college summer programs to which you are applying. We strongly encourage you to apply to at least two summer programs so that you have have options for attendance and scholarship award levels. Note: Past Summer Scholars have stressed the value of an out of state experience, and therefore students from Missouri  are not eligible for Joyce Ivy scholarships to attend Washington University in St. Louis. * First Choice Program: Select Barnard 2 Week Institutes Barnard 4 Week Institutes Brown Environmental Leadership RI Brown Leadership Institute Cornell Summer College (2, 3, 5 or 6 Week) Emory Pre College 2 Week Course Emory Pre College 3 Week Institute Harvard Pre College 2 Week Harvard Secondary School 7 Week Johns Hopkins Summer Academy Johns Hopkins Summer Intensive Johns Hopkins Summer Term MIT MITES MIT Women’s Technology Program Smith: Creative Writing Workshop Smith: Summer Science & Engineering Program Smith: Sustainable Futures Smith: Women, Gender, and Representation Stanford High School Summer College Summer@Brown 2 Week Summer@Brown 3 Week UChicago: Emerging Rural Leaders II (Juniors) WashU High School Summer Institutes (except Young Leaders) WashU High School Summer Scholars Program (5 or 8 Week) Yale Young Global Scholars Second Choice Program (if any): Select Barnard 2 Week Institutes Barnard 4 Week Institutes Brown Environmental Leadership RI Brown Leadership Institute Cornell Summer College (2, 3, 5 or 6 Week) Emory Pre College 2 Week Course Emory Pre College 3 Week Institute Harvard Pre College 2 Week Harvard Secondary School 7 Week Johns Hopkins Summer Academy Johns Hopkins Summer Intensive Johns Hopkins Summer Term MIT MITES MIT Women’s Technology Program Smith: Creative Writing Workshop Smith: Summer Science & Engineering Program Smith: Sustainable Futures Smith: Women, Gender, and Representation Stanford High School Summer College Summer@Brown 2 Week Summer@Brown 3 Week UChicago: Emerging Rural Leaders II (Juniors) WashU High School Summer Institutes (except Young Leaders) WashU High School Summer Scholars Program (5 or 8 Week) Yale Young Global Scholars Third Choice Program (if any): Select Barnard 2 Week Institutes Barnard 4 Week Institutes Brown Environmental Leadership RI Brown Leadership Institute Cornell Summer College (2, 3, 5 or 6 Week) Emory Pre College 2 Week Course Emory Pre College 3 Week Institute Harvard Pre College 2 Week Harvard Secondary School 7 Week Johns Hopkins Summer Academy Johns Hopkins Summer Intensive Johns Hopkins Summer Term MIT MITES MIT Women’s Technology Program Smith: Creative Writing Workshop Smith: Summer Science & Engineering Program Smith: Sustainable Futures Smith: Women, Gender, and Representation Stanford High School Summer College Summer@Brown 2 Week Summer@Brown 3 Week UChicago: Emerging Rural Leaders II (Juniors) WashU High School Summer Institutes (except Young Leaders) WashU High School Summer Scholars Program (5 or 8 Week) Yale Young Global Scholars Tip: Many Joyce Ivy Foundation summer program partners offer an application fee waiver for Joyce Ivy applicants. Check with the programs to which you are applying to see if they offer a fee waiver. * Do you anticipate earning college credit? Yes No # Credits: * Did you apply for financial aid? Yes In process of applying No, I am not eligible for need-based financial aid. All Joyce Ivy Foundation Summer Scholar applicants are required  to apply for financial aid directly with the summer program – with the exception of Brown – as this is used by the program to calculate any partner scholarship you receive. If you believe your family income is too high to qualify for need-based aid, please note that in the box below. You will be considered for a $1,000 merit award from the Joyce Ivy Foundation. Date you submitted financial aid application to above institution(s): - OR - Reason why you did not apply for aid: Financial Information * 1) What amount will you and your family be able to pay toward the total cost of the summer program including travel, books, fees and incidentals? * 2) Annual Household Income: $50,000 $50,000-$75,000 $75,000-$125,000 $125,000-$150,000 $150,000 * 3) Home Value: Mortgage Balance: - or - Monthly Rent: * 4) Household net assets exclusive of residence: $25,000 $25,000-$75,000 $75,000 5) Number of individuals in household: List age, current grade level and school attended for all household members under age 23. Name Age Current Grade Level School Presently Attending Public or Private? Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Public Private Extracurricular Activities How do you spend your time outside of...