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Franchisee University Young Entrepreneur Scholarship

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The Franchisee University Young Entrepreneur Scholarship is open to all high school seniors in New York City. Since entrepreneurship is not about conformity and since it is never late to choose a new path, there are no GPA requirements for those who wish to participate. However, you must plan on attending college upon graduation or plan on establishing your own business.

You must also understand that this is a serious competition and the reward - that spark of entrepreneurship that may lead to many future successes and setbacks - outweighs the $500 scholarship being offered.

Success for TeensStudents who apply will receive a free copy of "Success For Teens: Real Teens Talk about Using the Slight Edge" by the Editors of the SUCCESS Foundation provided by The Internicola Law Firm, P.C. Students may relate the principals in the book to their essays, but it is not mandatory.

Essay Topics:
What does being an entrepreneur mean to you?
How would becoming a future entrepreneur and building a business have a favorable impact for you and your community?
Give specific, real world examples of entrepreneurs who have achieved success and overcome obstacles.
Tell us what you think you will be doing 10 years from now? 20 years?

Bonus Question:
After reading Success for Teens, what are the most powerful principles and lessons that really stuck with you (maybe even surprised you) and how you will apply them in your life?

Detail and Extras
Submissions need to be in writing and should be between 500-600 words. Quality matters more than quantity, but be bold and go the extra mile.

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Deadline June 15, 2015
Renewable
Yes
FrequencyYearly
Number of Awards Granted1

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