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In addition to helping secure the best possible settlement for injured Georgians, at Scholle Law, we seek to invest in our community by supporting students as they pursue higher education. As a graduate of the University of Georgia, Charles Scholle understands the challenges today’s college students face and is proud to offer this privately funded scholarship to help give ambitious students the opportunity to win a $1,000 payment towards their tuition. Read the instructions below to learn about the requirements and how to apply.
2020 scholarship essay question
To enter our scholarship essay competition, answer the following question in 500+ words:
How can state laws be improved to increase motorcycle rider safety?
Eligibility requirements
- You must be a U.S. resident or resident alien with a valid student ID and actively registered/enrolled in classes at a U.S. college or university.
- Essay submissions must be unique (not submitted elsewhere) and written by the scholarship application signator.
- Applicants must read, understand, sign and return to us the Scholle Scholarship Essay Contest Application & Rules.
- All submissions should be in English.
- Only one submission per student will be considered.
How to apply for our scholarship
Submit your application and essay by email by the deadline noted above.
Scholarship selection process
Our judges will examine all entries received by the deadline above. A winner will be selected up to 6 weeks after the submission deadline. One winner will be awarded the scholarship amount, and notable entries may also be published on the Scholle Law website.
Ownership of entries
All scholarship entries submitted to Scholle Law, along with all copyright, trademark and other proprietary rights associated with the submission, become the property of ScholleLaw.com. By submitting an application form, you acknowledge that Scholle Law will own all rights to publish and promote the content. All entrants also agree that they consent to the use of their name, the school or university they attend, and the use of their likeness (as in a photograph) and prize information. I hereby give permission/consent to Scholle Law to use and publish my essay, which will include my full name, in writing material, websites, social media, press releases or any general advertising, etc. Submitted material will become the property of Scholle Law.
Your application form must be submitted by the deadline. Winner will be selected and notified up to 6 weeks after deadline.
Good luck, and we look forward to your submission! For questions, contact us here.
From the desk of Charles Scholle
Regardless of your background or age, I believe everyone deserves the opportunity to better their lives and pursue a college degree if they so desire. Whether you want to become a teacher, an engineer, a politician, a lawyer or pursue another career, your goals shouldn’t be sidelined because of financial barriers. By offering this scholarship, my team and I hope to inspire the next generations of American citizens to pursue their wildest dreams. We wish you the best of luck, and keep on pursuing your passion!
About Scholle Law
Scholle Law is a nationally awarded Duluth personal injury and wrongful death law firm. For over 20 years, we have recovered millions of dollars for our clients in personal injury verdicts and settlements, including traumatic brain injury, wrongful death, car accidents and truck accidents. It’s our mission to practice law with integrity and ethics, and to do so with the greatest compassion towards our clients and to secure the best result possible for each and every client.
Scholle Law supports our community not only as experienced legal advocates, but with a focus on integrity and compassion. We’ve helped hundreds of people over the years and we are grateful to have a very diverse client base. If you’ve been injured, schedule your free consultation at one of our four office locations in Duluth, Perimeter, Decatur or Midtown.
