This is a biannual scholarship. Bookmark this page and check back each semester!

Share your opinion on the world and you could win $1,500!

Eligibility:

• Must be a current, full-time student at an accredited two-year or four-year American university or college.

How to Apply: 

• Select your preferred social media outlet(s): Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or YouTube.
• Answer the following prompt:
  • Helen Keller said, “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” What does that mean to you?
• You may post on more than one social media outlet or your blog page. You can choose to post a short essay or a video.
• If you choose to write a short essay, it must be a maximum of 300 words.
• A video must be 1-minute in length.
• Any pictures posted must be original.
  
• Post your entries on YOUR blog accounts or social media and follow instructions for each platform as described below:
  • Blog: At the end of you blog article, paste this clickable link: www.marveloptics.com then email us a link to the blog page you posted your entry on.
  • Facebook and Google Plus: copy and paste this before your essay:
    • @Marveloptics.com | www.marveloptics.com
  • Instagram: after you post your video, mention @marveloptics in your comments.
  • Youtube: in your video description, add this clickable link: www.marveloptics.com
• We encourage you to share your posts as traction created through likes, shares or comments may be used as one of the determining factors in judging.
• Submit a signed a signed content contribution agreement to  customerservice@marveloptics.com and MUST include the following:

1. Full name
2. Email Address and Phone number
3. Your school, major, and graduation date.
4. Your ID number and address to Financial Aid office where check will be delivered to.
5.  Links to the posts you made in different social media platforms

Deadline: 

Fall Semester: August 15th of each year

Spring semester: January 5th of each year

Amount: $1,500

Quick Tips:

1. Think carefully about your answer.
2. Make sure you read and understand the criteria.
3. Double check everything before submitting.

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