Beta Alpha Psi members only		Minorities only
	Graduates only		Women only
	Doctoral Students Only

	Best Practices 2009 Best Practice Topics	Each year, Beta Alpha Psi sponsors regional and national "Best Practices" competitions. For seven years, Deloitte has provided funding for both the regional and annual Best Practice Awards with $500, $250, and $125 awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers in each category at the regional meetings and $1,000 for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishers in each category at the annual meeting.
	Beta Alpha Psi/KPMG Superior Chapter Awards	KPMG provides a financial award to each superior chapter. All activities for the Award must be reported and completed by June 1. There is no formal application process.
	Diversity Pays Off – Ernst and Young/BAP Scholarship	School Chapter # Chapter Name Kent State University 69 Beta Psi Central Michigan University 167 Eta Epsilon California State University - Northridge 137 Epsilon Chi University of South Florida 96 Delta Gamma Tennessee State University 1352 Petitioning
	BAP/AICPA Medal of Inspiration	This year, Beta Alpha Psi and the AICPA are once again jointly sponsoring a program whereby such inspirational stories can be shared, thereby encouraging others to reach within and find the “greatness” in themselves.  Up to three winners will be selected by a panel of Beta Alpha Psi Board and/or Advisory Forum members and a representative of the AICPA. These students will receive the “Medal of Inspiration” award at the Beta Alpha Psi 2009 annual meeting and a cash scholarship award of $5,000, made possible by the generous funding of the AICPA.
	Institute of Management Accountants	Scholarships IMA sponsors a variety of scholarship programs to help students offset the high cost of education. These include the IMA Memorial Education Fund and Stuart Cameron and Margaret McLeod Memorial Scholarships. In addition, IMA’s Foundation for Applied Research offers a research grant program for doctoral students who are pursuing research in the area of management accounting. Click here for 2008-2009 scholarship application requirements and forms. IMA National Student Case Competition Teams of students respond to a published case by preparing and submitting a videotaped presentation to judges selected from IMA members. The 2009 finals competition will be held at IMA's Annual Conference and Exposition in Denver, Colorado on June 6-10, 2009. This very exciting competition presents students with real life challenges and the opportunity to: analyze a case develop a solution present it to an audience receive recognition for their efforts The case study is published in the September 2008 issue of Strategic Finance. Competition Rules and Regulations Case Study
	Accountemps/AICPA Student Scholarship	The AICPA/Accountemps Student Scholarship program provides financial assistance to students who are currently majoring in accounting, finance or information systems. Five $2,500 scholarships are awarded annually to AICPA Student Affiliate members. Application deadline: April 1st. For eligibility information and to download an application, click here.
	AICPA Scholarship for Minority Accounting Students	Awards scholarships of up to $5,000 to outstanding minority undergraduate and graduate accounting students. For the 2007-2008 academic year, 137 students received nearly $400,000 Applications are available on AICPA program website Application deadline is March 1 Contact MIC_Programs@aicpa.org for more information
	AICPA John L. Carey Scholarships	The AICPA John L. Carey Scholarship program provides financial assistance to liberal arts degree holders pursuing graduate studies in accounting and the CPA designation. A minimum of ten $5,000 scholarships are awarded annually. Application deadline: April 1st. For eligibility information and to download an application, click here.
	AICPA Fellowship for Minority Doctoral Students	Awards of up to $12,000 per year for full-time minority students in doctoral program with a concentration in accounting. Application deadline is April 1 A downloadable application will be available on the AICPA website in December 2008 Contact MIC_Programs@aicpa.org for more information
	AccountingWEB Accounting Student Scholorship Program	Participation in the AccountingWEB Accounting Student Scholarship program is open to United States citizens attending colleges, universities, and professional schools of accounting in the United States. Students applying for the AccountingWEB Accounting Student Scholarship must have already completed at least one semester or two trimesters of full-time college and must be declared accounting majors, effective for the fall of 2009. The scholarship is a $500 award, payable to students who attend college as full-time students, have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent, and who are declared accounting majors. Transcripts will be required as evidence of this status. Scholarship winners will be chosen based on submission and subsequent judging of a short essay not to exceed 500 words. The topic for the 2009 AccountingWEB Accounting Student Scholarship is Green Accounting Firms. Essays will be judged on both style and content. More details are available in the Scholarship Rules. Applications are now being accepted and will be accepted through the deadline of midnight EST March 31, 2009. Winners will be selected by May 1, 2009 and notified shortly thereafter. AccountingWEB will announce the winners to the public on June 15, 2009.
	American Society of Women Accountants National Scholarship	Applications are made through the local chapter. Please check the chapter directory for the chapter closest to you. If you have any questions, please contact ASWA headquarters at 800-326-2163 or 847-205-1029 or via e-mail at aswa@aswa.org.
	American Woman’s Society of CPAs (AWSCPA)	The American Woman's Society of CPAs offers a national scholarship to individuals aspiring to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). The recipient of the scholarship will receive funding for a CPA review course conducted by a recognized CPA review provider. The scholarship will be paid directly to the provider and is valued at approximately $2200. Requirements: Applicant must meet the minimum education requirements to sit for the CPA exam within one year of scholarship awarding. Applicant must either be an entering Senior, 5th year student, graduate student or a graduate AND eligible to take a review course within one year of scholarship awarding. Applicant must have a 3.0 GPA in accounting and a 3.0 GPA overall. Due date of application is March 15. Applicants will be notified of acceptance on June 30. Applicants must provide a validated transcript from their college to verify grades, major and classes taken. Applicant must submit an essay no longer than 1,000 words explaining why they are deserving of the scholarship. Applicant must either be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident of the United States . Needs and scholastic aptitude will be considered for the recipient(s). Awarding of the scholarship will be done at several student conferences held between August and December of each year, including but not limited to the Beta Alpha Psi Annual Conference. For an online application visit our website at www.awscpa.org
	Association of Certified Fraud Examiners various scholarships	Call 800 845-3321 for more information.
	Association of Government Accountants	Each year, AGA National awards: Up to four $3,000 academic scholarships for full-time undergraduate students One  $1,000 academic scholarship for a part-time student One $3,000 scholarship for community service accomplishments www.agacgfm.org/membership/awards/downloads/UndergraduateNomForm.doc Deadline for submission: March 27, 2009 AGA Government Finance Case Challenge (Oct. 6, 2008) – the top two scoring teams will receive an all expenses paid scholarship to attend our National Leadership Conference (NLC) Feb. 19-20, 2009 in Washington, D.C.: www.agacgfm.org/challenge Mortimer A. Dittenhofer Doctoral Dissertation on Accountability, Financial Management or Auditing in Government. Individual awards vary from $2,500 to $12,500.  Deadline for submission: June 12, 2009: www.agacgfm.org/academy/doctoral.aspx.
	National Society of Accountants various scholarships	An average of 30 scholarships ranging in the amount of $500 to $1,000 are awarded per year by The NSA Scholarship Foundation. The NSA Scholarship Foundation will begin accepting applications for the 2009-2010 academic year on October 10, 2008. The deadline for applications is March 10, 2009 For more information please contact Scholarship America at (507) 931-1682
	American Accounting Association - Fellowship Program	Fellowships are awarded to assist individual in furthering their preparation through doctoral studies for teaching colleges and universities. Call 941-921-7747 for more information.
	The Educational Foundation of American Women's Society of CPAs	Two scholarships are awarded to undergraduate or graduate students majoring in accounting. For more information call 1-937-222-1872 or 1-800-AWSCPA-1, or email at info@awscpa.org
	Government Finance Officers Association	GFOA awards various scholarships annually. The following is a list of the scholarships offered. For more information call 312-977-9700. The Public Employee Retirement Research and Administration Scholarship — $3,500. The Public Investor Scholarship — $3,000. The Daniel B. Goldberg Scholarship — $3,500. The GFOA Minorities in Government Finance Scholarship — $3,500. The Frank L. Greathouse Government Accounting Scholarship — $2,000.
	Deloitte & Touche Doctoral Fellowship Program	Each year, the program offers up to ten grants of $20,000 to help outstanding graduate students complete their doctoral degrees in accounting The Doctoral Fellowship Guidelines are available on the web. Contact Deloitte & Touche Foundation for more information.
	KPMG Foundation's Minority Doctoral Scholarship Program	$10,000 annual scholarship renewable for up to five years. Up to ten awards per year. Call 201-505-3509 for more information.
	Mann Frankfort Stein & LIPP Scholarship/ Internship program	$2,000 per year in scholarship funds, payable to the university at the beginning of each semester. Additionally, recipient will be employed as an intern with starting pay of $10 per hour. The award is renewable, pending review, until graduation. Deadline for submission is June 1; awards will be made by August 1. For more information call 713-960-0706.
	National Association of Black Accountants various Scholarships	40 scholarships ranging in the amount of $500 - $6,000 each are awarded per year. Applications can be obtained from NABA's National Office. Call 301 474-6222 x14 for more information.
	National Association of Black Accountants	NABA makes available student scholarships at both the national and local levels to NABA member. NABA National Scholarship: minimum amount is $6,000; overall GPA of 3.3 and accounting GPA of 3.5 required. Various sponsored scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $5,000; overall GPA of 3.3 and accounting GPA of 3.5 required. TDC Scholarship: minimum amount is $1,000; overall GPA of 2.5 and accounting GPA of 2.0 is required. Deadline for submission is January 31. For more information call 301-474-NABA (6222).
	Harrison-Rochon, CPAs Education Foundation Scholarship	Scholarships are awarded for local African-American accounting students. Call Michael Bruno at 504-482-8733 for more information.
	Alabama Society of CPAs	Scholarships of $1,500 per recipient, per academic year (24 scholarships per year; one per school) are available to accounting students at accredited colleges and universities across the state. Call 334-834-7650 or 800-227-1711 for more information.
	Alaska Society of CPAs	Scholarships up to $2,000 annually (varies every year) are available to junior and senior college student enrolled in a four-year accounting program, graduate students in accounting. Call 907-562-4334 for more information.
	Arizona Society of CPAs	Call 602-252-4144 for more information or go to: http://www.ascpa.com/Content/memberactivities/fei_scholarships.aspx
	California Society of CPAs	Various scholarships ranging from $250 up to $3,000 are awarded through CalCPA’s 14 chapters. Some include multi-year endowments. To find the local chapter in your area call Customer Services at 1(800_ 922-5272 or visit www.calcpa.org/content/chapters/scholarship.apx to obtain individual chapter guidelines. State scholarships are earmarked for 5th year students committed to following California’s Pathway 2 or the 150-hour education requirement for CPA licensure. Masters scholarships are for those individuals pursuing a Masters of Accountancy or Masters of Taxation program. Scholarships vary but begin at $2,500. Applications must be postmarked no later than September 15, 2009. CalCPA’s Doctoral Scholarship program is for individuals pursuing a Ph.D. in accounting. Scholarships will be awarded to three doctoral candidates per year to receive a maximum of up to $10,000 per year with a possible renewal of three years total. The recipients will be required to join the faculty of a four-year college or university located in California for a period of at least three years. Applications must be received no later than April 15, 2009. For more information on the state and doctoral scholarship programs, visit our website at www.calcpa.org/content/scholarship.aspx.
	Colorado Society of CPAs	High school scholarships of $1,000 are awarded each spring to outstanding high school seniors who plan to major in accounting at Colorado community colleges and Colorado colleges and universities with accredited accounting programs. Scholarships are awarded each year in March for the upcoming fall college term. Sophomore scholarships of $1,000 are awarded for the spring term to outstanding sophomore accounting students who attend Colorado community colleges and Colorado colleges and universities with accredited accounting programs. Scholarships are awarded each year in December. College scholarships of $2,500 are awarded twice a year to upper division accounting majors at Colorado colleges and universities with accredited accounting programs. Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible. Scholarships are awarded in July for the fall quarter or semester and in December for the winter quarter or spring semester.
	Connecticut Society of CPAs	Connecticut Accounting Leadership Scholarships Amount: $5,000 scholarships Purpose: To assist undergraduate Connecticut students majoring in accounting at institutions of higher education in financing their college education. This scholarship has been established with the support of the Connecticut offices of the firms of Ernst & Young LLP, KPMG LLP, Deloitte & Touche LLP, and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. Awarded: Spring semester To apply: The deadline for the 2008 Connecticut Accounting Leadership Scholarships has passed. Check back in 2009 for the scholarship's availability and application deadline. Call 1-860-258-4800 for more information.
	Greater Washington Society of CPAs	To qualify for an award, the university must submit two completed application packages to the GWSCPA Scholarship Fund by the application deadline. For Fall 2000, one $2,000 award will be given to each school submitting eligible student information. Call 202-789-1844 for more information.
	Florida Institute of CPAs	Awards of 2,000 (full-time) or $1,000 (part-time) each per recipient are awarded to college accounting majors in an accredited college/university with the 150-hour educational requirement. Call 850-224-2727, ext. 224 for more information.
	Georgia Society of CPAs' — Matching Funds Program	The Educational Foundation matches, on a one-to-one basis, funds provided to students by each of the Georgia Society's chapters. The scholarship award recipient must be at least a college junior in the year scholarship funds are to be used. Call 404-231-8676 or 800-330-8889 for more information.
	Illinois CPA Society/Foundation	The Illinois CPA Society offers awards of up to $4,000 for future CPAs.
	Kentucky Society of CPAs Educational Foundation college scholarship	KyCPA Educational Foundation Scholarships including: Arison Scholarship (1 - $1,000) Thomas Barker, Jr. Scholaship (1 - $1,500) Wm. J. Caldwell Scholarship (1 - $2,000) Crowe Horwath Scholarship (1 - $1,000) Dean Dorton & Ford Scholarship (1 - $1,000) Ernst & Young Scholarship (1 - $1,000) Freibert Scholarship (1 - $1,000) Gordon Ford Memorial Scholarship (1 - $1,000) Henderman Jessee Scholarship (1 - $1500) KyCPA Ed. Foundation Scholarships (20 to 30 - $1,000 to $2,500) Mountjoy & Bressler Scholarship (1 - $1,000) National Insurance Scholarship (1 - $1000) Papa Johns Scholarship (1 - $1,000) Paychex Accounting Student Scholarship (1 - $1000) PricewaterhouseCoopers (1 - $1,000) Stock Yards Bank Scholarship (1 - $2000) UK/KyCPA –Deloitte Scholarship (2 - $1,000) audience: Full-time college accounting majors amount: Twenty to Thirty $1,000 to $2,500 scholarships requirements: Be enrolled in a Kentucky college or university and be at least a sophomore at the time of application; be a citizen of Kentucky or attending a Kentucky college or university; have an overall grade point average of at least 2.75 and an accounting grade point average of 3.0; have completed Principles of Accounting; have completed or are enrolled in Intermediate Accounting; indicate plans to sit for the CPA exam; intend to stay and work/live in Kentucky upon graduation, if selected.
	Society of Louisiana CPAs Scholarships	The Society of Louisiana CPAs offers scholarships in varying amounts every year to accounting students in Louisiana through the LCPA Education Foundation and through the LCPA chapters. Up to 20 scholarships ranging from $500 to $2500 are awarded each year.  In addition, the Society annually awards four memorial scholarships in honor of Christopher E. "Kit" Smith, CPA, Alex L. Postlethwaite, CPA, Richard J. Roth, Jr, CPA, and C. Will Elliott, CPA, Ph.D.  The amounts of these scholarships are between $750 and $2,500. Applications are available through the accounting department or at the Society office: telephone 504-464-1040 or 800-288-5272.
	Maine Society of CPAs	MSCPA Scholarship Awards Every year, $3,000 in scholarship money is offered to Maine students who are pursuing careers as CPAs in the form of two separate $1,000 Macdonald Scholarship awards and one $1,000 Paychex Scholarship. The Education and Scholarship Committee of the MSCPA will select the recipient of each award. Using the following criteria, the applicant: Must be a Maine resident and a full-time junior or senior undergraduate or graduate student attending a Maine college or university who is an accounting major committed to pursuing a career as a CPA. Have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or better on a 4.0 scale. Submit the application and supporting documentation by the date stated on the application. Scholarships: AICPA, Other Organizations and CPA Firms
	Maryland Association of CPAs	Scholarships of $1,000 each are awarded to college accounting majors who are residents of Maryland. For more information call 410-296-6250.
	Massachusetts Society of CPAs - Accounting Achievement Award	Student Scholarships: Audience: Junior, senior or graduate students pursuing a degree in accounting/business at an accredited college or university OR a junior, senior or graduate student who is from Massachusetts attending an out-of-state accredited college or university in pursuit of a degree in accounting/business. Amount: $1,000 or $2,500, depending on the scholarship type; 29 scholarships awarded, total amount $68,000. Requirements: vary, depending on scholarship. Full-time student status (12 credits or more), demonstration of academic excellence and financial need, intention to pursue a career in accounting. For more information and application forms, visit http://www.cpatrack.com/financial_aid/scholarship.php
	Massachusetts Society of CPAs - Accounting Achievement Award for Minorities	Two $1,000 scholarships are awarded to full-time minority college accounting majors in their junior year. Call 617-556-4000 for more information.
	Massachusetts Society of CPAs - Goodman Memorial Scholarship	Awards ranges from $250 to $1,000 are awarded to minority students graduating from community colleges and going on to attain a bachelor's degree in accounting from a four-year college in Massachusetts. Call 617-556-4000 for more information.
	Massachusetts Society of CPAs - Howard F. Greene Memorial Scholarship	Three $1,000 scholarships are awarded to full-time college accounting majors entering their senior year (or equivalent) at a recognized four-year college or university in New England. Call 617-556-4000 for more information.
	Massachusetts Society of CPAs - Masters Grant Program	Scholarships range from $500 to $1,000 are awarded to students with an undergraduate degree in accounting and be in the process of obtaining a master's degree in accounting or its equivalent. Call 617-556-4000 for more information.
	Massachusetts Society of CPAs - David J. Aronson Scholarship	Scholarships of $1000 each are awarded to students in pursuing a degree in accounting in Massachusetts. Call 617-556-4000 for more information.
	Minnesota Society of CPAs	Twenty-five $1,000 scholarships each are awarded to college sophmores, juniors and seniors who are majoring in accounting Student is a Minnesota resident Minimum grade pint average of 3.0 Call 952-831-2707 for more information.
	Mississippi Society of CPAs	Awards of up to $2,000 per recipient are awarded to one student from each college/university offering an accounting major. Call 601-856-4244 for more information.
	Missouri Society of CPAs - College Scholarships	Varies scholarships are awarded to undergraduate students who are Missouri residents and enrolled at a Missouri Universities or colleges. Deadline for submission is January 31. Visit www.leap-forward.com for complete details and to apply online.  Call 314-997-7966 for more information.
	Nebraska Society of CPAs	Scholarship ranges from $1,000 to $2,500 and are available to juniors, seniors and fifth-year seniors (with special fifth-year scholarships) at 15 Nebraska colleges and universities. Call 402-476-8482 for more information.
	Nevada Society of CPAs	Two universities award three scholarships; one for $1,500 and two for $750/each per semester. Three community colleges award three scholarships; one for $600 and two for $300/each per semester. Call 702-826-6800 or 702-647-9560 for more information.
	New Hampshire Society of CPAs	Scholarship(s) will be awarded to a full-time senior or graduate student in an accredited four-year college or university accounting program. Deadline for applications is November 1st. Call 603-622-1999 for more information.
	New Jersey Society of CPAs	The NJSCPA is awarding scholarships to juniors and seniors attending New Jersey colleges who are majoring in accounting. Recipients are selected based on recommendations, transcripts and an interview.  Scholarships are awarded in the amount of $4,500.  Contact Janice Amatucci at jamatucci@njscpa.org or 973-226-4494 x209 for more information. www.njscpa.org/scholarships
	New Mexico Society of CPAs	Scholarships between $1,000 and $2,250 are awarded to accounting students with a B average or better at accredited New Mexico colleges and universities. Additional requirements may apply to any and all scholarships Call 505-246-1699 or 800-926-2522 for more information
	New York State Society of CPAs	Scholarships are $2500/$1500 for full/part-time students. The FAE Excellence in Accounting Scholarship program will only fund declared accounting with at least 60 credits. Recipients must apply yearly, the scholarship is not renewable. The program is administered by FAE, a 501(c) (3) organization. An FAE Campus Ambassador at each College or University in New York State will collect all applications. The Campus Ambassador will work with the campus accounting department and the college financial aid office to select 3 deserving candidates based on scholarship and financial need. These candidates will then be forwarded to a statewide selection committee. Each program is guaranteed at least one scholarship. Additional scholarships for each school will depend on the total number of available scholarships. Scholarship Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: have declared a major in accounting as described below and, if applicable, been accepted to that major; be residents of New York State and either U.S. citizens or permanent residents. If you are not a U.S. citizen or do not have a permanent resident visa, you are NOT eligible for a scholarship and should not submit this application; be enrolled at or accepted to a New York State college or university that offers an accounting program(s) registered by the N.Y. State Education Department as meeting the educational requirements for admission to the CPA examination (hereafter designated as a “Registered College”); have completed a minimum of 60 credit hours by the application date. Part-time students or students whose programs have followed an irregular pattern must be at an equivalent stage. In addition such students must have successfully completed the college’s introductory course(s) in accounting; have achieved an overall cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher (based on a four-point system) for the above 60+ credit hours; have completed and filed a FAFSA application and been approved for financial aid; you are not eligible for the scholarship if you have not applied and been approved for financial aid and should not submit this application; have an FAE Campus Ambassador or Department Chair approval The 2009-2010 application will be available in January 2009. Click here to view the current list of Ambassadors. If you school is NOT on this list, please contact Jake Goshert at jgoshert@nysscpa.org.
	North Carolina Association of CPAs	Scholarships of $1,000 per recipient are awarded to college accounting majors Call 919-469-1040 for more information.
	North Dakota Society of CPAs	Numerous scholarships of $500 each are presented through seven North Dakota and border city colleges. School faculty make the selections based on criteria specified. These awards are presented through the NDSCPA Foundation. Details are available at www.ndscpa.org/scholarships.htm. Beginning in 2009, the Society will offer a newly-redesigned award, of $500. The recipient must be an NDSCPA student member or affiliate, who intends to write the CPA Exam and become a CPA. Applicants must provide a narrative (less that 150 words) about why they are pursuing the CPA credential. Applicants are to apply online, and must have completed Intermediate Accounting by the time of application. Staff and volunteers will make the selection. For details, see www.ndscpa.org/scholarships.htm.   Call 701-775-7100 for more information.
	The Ohio Society of CPAs	College scholarships are available statewide and the amounts vary. Over $50,000 in scholarships are awarded annually. Applications are due in mid-November. Visit www.ohioscpa.com for more information and to download the application.
	Oklahoma Society of CPAs - Educational Foundation Scholarship	Scholarships of $250 or more per recipient are awarded to juniors or seniors enrolled in a four or five year accounting program at an Oklahoma College or University. One scholarship is available for either a freshman (under 30 hours) or a sophomore (under 60 hours) and / or community college student with at least six (6) credit hours of Principles of Accounting enrolled at an Oklahoma College or University. Call 405-841-3800 for more information.
	The Oregon Society of CPAs	Call 503-641-7200 or 800-255-1470 for scholarship information.
	University of Denver	The University of Denver Graduate Tax Program has a number of 50% tuition scholarships available to Beta Alpha Psi members to acknowledge your excellence.  If you are interested in pursuing a career in tax, the Master of Taxation degree is indispensable. The value is over $15,000.  Further information can be found at our website www.tax.du.edu and apply now.  Contact Robin Wallace at rwallac2@du.edu for additional assistance.
	Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs	Twelve scholarships for $1,500 and five scholarships for $3,000 are awarded to full-time sophomores majoring in accounting and enrolled in Pennsylvania colleges/universities. Awards for $5,000 per recipient are awarded to full-time graduate students majoring in accounting and enrolled in Pennsylvania universities. Call 215-735-2635 for more information
	South Carolina Association of CPAs	Awards ranges from $500 to $1,000 per recipient are awarded to South Carolina resident, junior or senior or a master's degree student majoring in accounting. Call 803-791-4181 for more information.
	South Dakota CPA Society	One scholarship at $1,000 and four at $500 each are awarded to senior college students majoring in accounting Call 605-334-3848 for more information
	Tennessee Society of CPAs - Student Scholarship	Awards range from $250 to $1,000 are awarded to legal residents of Tennessee who are majoring in accounting and who have completed three semester (or four quarters) of accounting study. Applications are available to be printed on the TSCPA web site. Call 615-377-3825 or 800-762-0272 for more information
	Tennessee Society of CPAs - Manuscript Competition	The winner is awarded a plaque and a $500 scholarship to be applied toward the student's educational expenses. Manuscripts must be submitted by April 1, to the college's accounting program administrator, for submission to the TSCPA by April 15 Call 615-377-3825 or 800-762-0272 for more information or contact your school's accounting department chair.
	Texas Society of CPAs	Graduate Account Fellowships — awards for up to $2,000 per recipient are awarded to students obtaining undergraduate degree. Call 972-687-8500 or 800-428-0272 for more information
	Vermont Society of CPAs	Three awards for $500 each are awarded to junior accounting students. Call 802-229-4939 for more information
	Virginia Society of CPAs	Six awards at $1,000 each are awarded to graduate accounting majors. Three awards at $1,000 each are awarded to minority undergraduate accounting majors. One award at $1,000 is awarded to undergraduate accounting majors. Call 804-270-5344 for more information.
	Washington Society of CPAs - Scholarships for Accounting Seniors	Four non-renewable tuition scholarships and one non-renewable minority tuition scholarship at approximately $3,000 each are available to accounting students entering their senior year who are enrolled in an accredited four-year institution in Washington state. Applications are available to be printed on the WSCPA wed site in late January or early February. Deadline for submission is March 13. Call 425-644-4800 for more information.
	Washington Society of CPAs - Scholarships for Community and Technical College Students	Eight scholarships of $500 each are available to vocational and transfer accounting students who have completed at least two quarters of accounting at the time of application (April) and who plan to complete their education in Washington. Applications are available to be printed on the WSCPA wed site in late January or early February. Deadline for submission is April 3. Call 425-644-4800 for more information.
	Washington Society of CPAs - Chapter Scholarships	Additional scholarships are awarded by several of the local chapters. Applications for the Sammamish Valley chapter's $1,000 scholarship for a CPA exam review course are available on the WSCPA web site. Deadline for submission for the Sammamish Valley scholarship for a CPA exam review course is March 30. Call 425-644-4800 for more information.
	Wisconsin Institute of CPAs - Vincent K. Derscheil Scholarship	Scholarships are available to junior or senior students who are permanent resident of the State of Wisconsin and attending a Wisconsin college or university. Applications and information are sent to applicable Wisconsin colleges and universities in September. Deadline for submission is the end of October, and awarded in January. Call 414-785-0445 for more information.
	Wisconsin Institute of CPAs - Northeast Chapter Scholarship	Scholarships are awarded to students who's hometown are within the geographic boundaries of the Northeast Chapter area of the WICPA, and the student must be attending a Wisconsin college or university within the Northeast Wisconsin Chapter region in his/her junior year majoring in accounting. Applications and information are sent to applicable Wisconsin colleges and universities in September. Deadline for submission is the end of October. Call 414-785-0445 for more information.
	Wisconsin Institute of CPAs - North Central Chapter Scholarship	Scholarships are available to junior and senior students who are majoring in accounting and attending a Wisconsin college or university. Applications and information are sent to applicable Wisconsin colleges and universities in September. Deadline for submission is the end of October, and awarded in January. Call 414-785-0445 for more information.
	Wisconsin Institute of CPAs - North Central Chapter Scholarship	Scholarships are available to junior and senior students majoring in accounting who's hometown is within the geographic boundaries of the Northeast Chapter area of the WICPA and attending the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh. Applications and information are sent to applicable Wisconsin colleges and universities in September. Deadline for submission is the end of October. Call 414-785-0445 for more information.
	Wyoming Society of CPAs	One scholarship at $1,000 for a University of Wyoming student. Call 307-634-7039 for more information.

FACULTY RECOGNITION GRANTS

Arthur Andersen Richard E. Claire Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award Download the Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award Form

Six $5,000 awards have been given annually to outstanding faculty advisors of the fraternity for each of the past 25 years. The award began in 1969 and has a total of 161 recipients. The Board of Directors is assisted in this selection process by nominations from the Regional Directors.