Do all scholarships require income eligibily?

What are the citizenship requirements and racial requirements to qualify for a Hispanic Scholarship?

As far as I can tell, most or all scholarships require you to be a citizen. I looked at some of the scholarships offered by the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, and the racial requirements differ (some don't even require you to actually be Hispanic!).

Where To Find Scholarships?

There are many ways to find scholarships for college. One of the easiest ways to find out about scholarships is by asking the guidance counselors at school. They have all the latest information about opportunities for students to apply for. Some applications require a small fee in order to submit the application.

Where can I find information about scholarships for minorities?

There are dozens upon dozens of scholarships for all types of people. Some scholarships require a special academic or talent qualification. SallieMae and studentaid.gov are good resources to find access to scholorship opportunities. Speaking with a financial aid adviser at the local college or university can also direct information for the best scholarships.

Is a yearly income of 155.00 require taxes to be filed?

If $155 is all of your gross worldwide income for the year 2009 you would not be required to file a 1040 income tax return.

Which states require Withholding taxes for out of state workers?

All of the states that have a personal income tax.

Do random scholarships exist and how does one try to qualify for it?

Yes. There are many random and crazy scholarships out there for those who never really get selected for the regular scholarships. All scholarships have different requirements; however, there are some that don't require the usual requirements. For instance, there is a scholarship for tall people, short people, and left handed people as well as creativity scholarships that require you to make things such as a Prom outfit made of duct tape. Silly things like that so you should pick one to go for and build your skill in it. Learn to make a tux or dress with duct tape! Good luck!

How to Find College Scholarships?

In this day and age, college scholarships play a vital role in funding a college education. College has become very expensive and scholarships can make an otherwise unaffordable goal, affordable. There are two main categories when it comes to scholarships—financial, need-based scholarships and merit scholarships. Financial, need-based scholarships are based on the income of the student and the student’s parents. The maximum income amount will vary from college to college and also from state to state. Some schools require just a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) while others require a more detailed profile. Usually financial scholarships that are dispensed by a college or university are automatic and do not require the student to apply. If you will not qualify for a need-based scholarship, your other option is a merit-based scholarship. These vary greatly and can be found in a number of places. You just need to know where to look. Before talking about merit scholarships, it is important to realize that to receive one, it’s necessary to start planning as early as your freshman year in high school. You should be very involved in extracurricular activities, community service activities, and still receive better-than-average grades. It doesn’t hurt to have a part-time job either. These are all important when applying for a merit scholarship. There are three main places to check when looking for merit-based college scholarships. The first is your high school’s guidance office. This office will have a list of all the available local scholarships. Note that some of these scholarships will combine both elements and will require you have financial need, as well as merit. Since these are local and limited to your high school, you have a better chance of snagging one. The second place to check is at the college or university that you plan to attend. Usually, the school will have a number of automatic merit scholarships based on your GPA and your SAT or ACT scores. They will also have a list of scholarships sponsored by their alumni, etc. The qualifications for each scholarship will be different, so it is very important to read through each one carefully. The third place to check is the Internet. There are a number of websites devoted to merit scholarships. You plug in your information, interests and activities and you will receive a number of college scholarship suggestions. You can even set up an email update so you can see new scholarships as they become available. Remember, the more scholarships you apply for, the better your chance of receiving one.

What are the athletic scholarships for Yale University?

Yale and all other Ivy League schools do not award athletic scholarships. All scholarships are awarded are on a 'financial aid needed' basis only.

Does the IRS require 1040 tax filing by all persons even if they have no income?

Yes, the IRS requires 1040 tax filing by all persons because their is always some income generated in their lifestyles. The income does not entirely need to be from a paycheck, but could be from disability or social security.

What are the eligibility requirements for college scholarships?

You need to be eligible based on your personal situation being who you are or how you are currently. Different scholarships are looking for different people, but rest assured that all in all there are scholarships that anyone can get.

Are there any minority scholarships available for Film school?

Yes, there are minority scholarships available for all areas of study. You can find a comprehensive list on the following website: http://www.scholarships.com/financial-aid/college-scholarships/scholarships-by-type/minority-scholarships/.

Can I find music scholarships online?

Yes you can find some music scholarships online. Please go to www.musicscholarships.us. There you will find all the music scholarships which are available.