NOITU Daniel Lasky Scholarship

The NOITU Daniel Scholarship Fund was established over 50 years ago to reward the academic achievements of our members and to help defray the rising costs of pursuing a college degree.

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Every year, there’s a special event that fills our hearts with pride and joy—the NOITU Scholarship Award Ceremony. It’s a night of celebration, where we honor the remarkable achievements of these outstanding students and their families at our National Headquarters. In 2023 we were able to resume conducting in person scholarship presentation. In addition to the Lasky Scholarship award, we also award one exceptional scholar with the Presidential Scholarship Award. This award is good for up to 4 years pending awardees maintain a GPA of 3.2 each year of their undergraduate academic career.

HOW TO APPLY  
Eligible students must use the application form provided on the NOITU website.
Applications must be submitted no later than June 14, 2024. Applications received after this date will not be acknowledged or processed.
All eligible applicants are required to submit the following documents in .PDF format in addition to the application form:

1. Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT I) scores.
2. Verification of acceptance by a college or university approved by the Federation of Regional Accrediting commission of Higher Education.
3. Letters of recommendation from (2) faculty members, preferably on high school letterhead, from the high school you are attending.
4. Your high school transcript (showing final grades through the first semester of the Senior Year).
5. The name and address of the college you will be attending.

Applications will not be considered complete until all documents are received. Deadline for completed applications is June 14, 2024. Documents can be emailed to sedwards@noitu.org to include “2024 Scholarship Application for FirstName LastName” (i.e..: 2024 Scholarship Application for Jane Smith) in the subject of your email. Awards will be made based on scholastic standing and attainment of the individual student, as well as need and other considerations and will be reviewed by the Scholarship Committee.