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           SCHOLARSHIPS,
        HONORS & PRIZES
 
 
 
 
At ten years old, my twin sister and I both tested into college-level English, and we both tested beyond the first year of high school algebra.  The high school principal said that - at ten years old - we'd tested out of high school. 
 
That was 2007.  Since then, we've moved on to Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Pre-calculus, college-level Statistics, and Calculus, earning along the way the highly-coveted Young Scholar Award from the University of Washington.
 
We're aiming for admission to highly selective colleges and universities, including Barnard and Smith (colleges for women), Columbia, Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, USC, Cambridge and Oxford in English, Paris University, and the Sorbonne, among others.
 
Meanwhile we're striving for competitive academic scholarship awards, athletics awards, and awards in art and music to earn a place at these colleges.  Here's my college placement test scores I received earlier this year, when I was ten years old:

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Awards earned:
 
University of Washington Young Scholar Award
 
State Finalist for Chess (state held in April 2008)
 
Khol's Kids Who Care Scholarship Award
 
Certificates earned:
 
Cheerleading - Best Jumper
Talent Show - Amazing Talent
Fear Factor at summer camp
Mission Impossible at summer camp
 

Competitive Scholarships:

 

University Young Scholar Awards

National Merit Scholar

 

SCIENCE:

Science Olympiad (Physics, Chemistry, Math)

Research Science Institute  (RSI)

Intel Science Talent Search

NASA-Sharp  nasasharp.com

Governor's Schools for the Sciences  (in every state)

sciserv.org (free science training programs)

Siemans Westinghouse

First Step to Nobel Prize   http://www.ifpan.edu.pl/firststep/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Step_to_Nobel_Prize_in_Physics

 

 

MATH:

AMC12 (American Mathematics Contest 12)

AIME  (American Invitational Math Exam)

Science Olympiad

Putnam Prize

 

http://www.distinguishedscholarships.unc.edu/scholarships/hearstmin.htm

 

Secure admission to competitive university:

Be an academic scholar, an entrepreneur, an industrious innovator, a magazine publisher and editor, a music performer, a music recording artist, a film producer, a movie star, a competitive athlete

Conduct independent research, be a published in peer review journals, and hold Patents!


http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0oGkllo8lFHo6gA4kFXNyoA?p=top+scholarships+ivy+league&fr=yfp-t-501&ei=UTF-8
 

OTHER AWARDS TO PURSUE:
*Economics*  prizes

ART Awards

MUSIC Awards

 

Distinguished Summer Programs:

Telluride Association Summer Program - (TASS)

Telluride Association Sophomore Summer - (TASP)

Ross Programs in Math - Ohio State University

Summer in New York - Barnard College

 

National Honors:

Rhodes Scholar

Harry S. Truman Scholarship

Putnam Prize

Fulbright Scholar

 

Study Abroad Scholarships:

 

Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship

http://www.iie.org/programs/gilman/index.html