* Current graduating senior or graduate of a public or private high school in San Mateo County or Santa Clara County * United States citizen * Demonstrated financial hardship * Minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.3 * Demonstrated community involvement over a period of several years This program was established in 1987 in memory of Dr. R. Carter Crain and Mildred E. Crain, through Mrs. Crain's will. The purpose of the scholarship is to enable high school graduates to pursue courses of study they would otherwise be unable to follow due to limited financial means.

* United States citizen * Demonstrated financial hardship * Current graduating senior attending high school in San Mateo County or northern Santa Clara County (Daly City through Mountain View) * Demonstrated financial hardship * Applicant must provide evidence of partial self-support (e.g., savings from summer jobs, part-time work, etc.) * Applicant must demonstrate community involvement * Applicant must demonstrate academic promise and GPA improvement during high school years (late bloomers) * Maximum cumulative grade point average of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale The Ruppert Educational Grant Program was established through a trust and bequest agreement by Ralph Hale Ruppert and Lenore Martha Ruppert, in memory of their mothers. Scholarships are awarded to "late-bloomers:" those students who show academic promise and improvement during the high school years, but are unlikely to receive other scholarships because of their low GPA's.

* Current employee of the Peninsula Regent or the dependent of an employee who has worked at Peninsula Regent for at least 90 days as of February 26, 2009. * Enrolled in courses including, but not limited to, those offered at community colleges, adult schools, night schools, colleges and universities * Demonstrated financial need * United States citizen or legal resident This program was made possible through the generous contributions of the residents of The Peninsula Regent. The program has been created to help employees and their dependents pursue their educational goals.

Available to high school seniors of Hispanic descent (3.0 GPA) majoring in Business Administration with involvement in school or community activities.

Open to graduating high school seniors or high school graduates who are planning to enroll in a business or K-12 program in the state of Alabama. Must be an accredited college or university in the state of Alabama. Selection is based on scholastic achievement and financial need.

Open to students taking distance education courses. 3.0 cumulative GPA. Undergraduate or graduate student. New Mexico resident. Maintain a minimum course load of six hours of distance education courses. Submit a statement explaining how you intend to meet requirement of maintaining an enrollment of six hours of distance education courses.

Bilingual students pursuing a teaching career Full-time student 3.0 cumulative GPA Graduate of a New Mexico high school Become an active member of the Bilingual Education Student Organization (BESO) Not eligible for financial aid

Education majors involved in student teaching semester Awarded during student teaching semester 3.0 cumulative GPA Financial need

Elementary Education majors Full-time student 3.0 cumulative GPA Junior or senior during effective date of award Financial need

Elementary Education majors involved in student teaching semester Awarded during student teaching semester 3.0 cumulative GPA