Eng Family Student Scholarship Awards 2011

Good Grades and Good Citizenship

The annual Eng Family Student Scholarship Awards, sponsored by the Eng Family Benevolent Association of Los Angeles, are now opened to applicants. The scholarship awards monies to students of Eng/Ng/Wu Family ancestry in good civic standing and academic excellence.

What's New With the Scholarship Awards?

In 2009, there were new requirements in addition to submitting report cards for review. In order to qualify for consideration, applicants were required to perform a project. For the 2011 Student Scholarships, there is new project to perform.

Applicants must submit required materials no later than Friday, September 9, 2011

Presentation of scholarships will be held at a special luncheon on Sunday, October 2, 2011, at the Eng Family Benevolent Association Headquarters at 418 Cottage Home, Los Angeles, CA 90012.

Instructions for Scholarship consideration are simple

Please review the eligibility requirements before continuing:

Complete the registration form below. The purpose of completing the form is only to gauge interest among qualified applicants. They still will be required to complete the application form available in the Downloads section
If you requested the help of an Eng Family Benevolent Association Mentor, you will be contacted to setup a meeting
You will be required to submit your report cards and the required project no later than Friday, September 9, 2011

Download application form and instructions in Chinese.

Applicant Registration Form

Note: if the applicant is under the age of 18, the form must be completed by a parent ore legal guardian

Applicant Name

Applicant Age

   Applicant Parent or Legal Guardian
   (required for applicants under age 18)

City of Residence

Phone

Email

School as of June 2010

Grade as of June 2010:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

I am applying for the Eng Family Association Scholarship Award

I understand and agree to the new requirements for consideration

I would like to request the help of an Eng Family Association mentor on the project