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What is Scholarship?

A scholarship essay is an essay written to a scholarship-granting agency, supporting why you should receive one of their scholarships.  However, scholarship essays are rarely straightforward explanations of why you are a deserving recipient, but, instead, usually allow you to choose from one of several prompts and write a compelling essay that addresses the prompt while demonstrating your worthiness for the scholarship.  These essay prompts are often similar to the college admission essay prompts employed by various colleges and universities.  You can find a good example of those topics on The Common Application’s admission essay page. 

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Book Review: Backlash 9/11 by Bakalian and Bozorgmehr
The purpose of this article is to critique the book "Backlash 9/11: Middle Easterners and Muslim Americans Respond" by Anny Bakalian and Mehdi Bozorgmehr. The discussion begins with a review of the book and a highlight of the major concepts and issues discussed in the book. This is followed by a demonstration of why the book undermines the severity of the backlash and uses an ineffective research methodology.
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Gym Culture Ethnography: Age, Gender, and Steroid Use
This is a four page ethnography report, based on seven weeks of field observations at two different gyms. The field observations reveal different attitudes toward steroid use, working out, and socializing. Generally, women did not approve of steroid use even though many young women worked out for appearance as well as health. Older people went to the gym for social and health reasons.
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From Chicago to Iraq: A Military Career Reflection Essay
¶ … share my culmination of my work skills to date, I must first explore the path that helped to shape my personal story. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois presented inherent challenges.
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Museums, Community Identity, and the Ethics of Collections
The objective of this work is to examine what part that museums play in the life of a community and what new roles and responsibilities are the museums in communities adopting and what are the possibilities.
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Elkins vs. McPherson: Comparing Slavery and Civil War Histories
Prior to discussing the agreements and disagreements between the two authors chosen for this paper, it is worth examining - and this gives readers a clue as the thinking of the two authors - how the two introduce their…
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Diego Rivera: Life, Art, and Mexican Identity
Diego Rivera was a painter and a politician who possessed the capacity to stir controversy in both fields. Born in Guanajuato, Rivera studied briefly at the Academy of San Carlos and then went to Spain to study painting…
Research Paper Undergraduate
George W. Bush: Presidency, Policy, and Legacy
George Walker Bush is the second man in the history of the United States to have followed in his father footsteps and become the President. Bush served two consecutive terms as President, starting with January 2001.
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Kuwait Health Care System: Assessment and Reform Analysis
As the society grew and evolved, its focus on healthcare increased and it has eventually come to a situation in which the life expectancy at birth doubled or even tripled. Macau is for instance the country with the…
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The Crisis in Humanities Education: Reinventing for the 21st Century
The current crisis in global education focuses on the potential demise of Humanities in higher education. According to Pokrovskii 2007, "Looking at the general situation, it is reasonable to say that university…
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Robert K. Merton's Strain Theory and Deviance in Criminology
This paper focuses on the influential theories related to deviance by Robert K. Merton. Firstly, the paper provides the historical context within which the theorist produced their ideas. Secondly, the paper provides a summary of their original theory. Thirdly, the paper provides a discussion of how the model has been critiqued and altered as new research has emerged. Lastly, the paper delves into the theory's current usage/popularity within criminology.