CSA #18 NC Merit Scholarship Session- Hosted by NCSU, ECU, NC Central, UNC Charlotte, UNC Chapel Hill (Seniors)

Interested high school students and families are invited to join the several North Carolina scholarship programs, including NC State, East Carolina University, UNC Charlotte, NC Central, and UNC Chapel Hill, for an informational evening via Zoom. Program representatives will provide an overview of each scholarship and answer questions.

Registration is required using the links below. This event is hosted by NC State and other partner schools (not Crosby Scholars). Students should register for each session that they want to attend. Once they register, they’ll receive a confirmation email with their unique link to join the webinar.

• Tuesday, October 6 at 6:00 p.m. EDT (register before October 2) Click here to register.
• Wednesday, October 7 at 6:00 p.m. EDT (register before October 5) Click here to register.

HOW TO RECEIVE CREDIT –

1. Attend one of the approved sessions live or watch the session recording. You must register for the webinar using the links above.
2. Verify your attendance. Once you have attended a FAFSA Day presentation and have received a confirmation of attendance for your participation, complete the following Google Form and attach a screen shot of verification. CLICK HERE FOR GOOGLE FORM.

Forms of verification: 

1. Confirmation email verifying that you attended (emails verifying that you have registered will not be approved)
2. Screen shot of the final slide of the presentation.
3. Any other email after the presentation that can verify you attended the live session or watched the recording.

Please allow our office 7 business days to verify and process your confirmation of attendance. Please contact us if you believe you completed the confirmation of attendance and still have not received credit in your Crosby Scholars Student Portal.

For any questions or concerns, please email us at seniorprogram@crosbyscholars.org

A brief primer on Crosby Scholars Senior Academies:  Academies are held annually over a 6-month period (July to December); students must attend two and are free to choose those that best suit their needs and interests; the most up-to-date information on the academies is found in the student portal; while they are a program requirement, academies are best viewed as opportunities to gain knowledge and skills that guide students through senior year and into post-secondary education.