Online application process

Please note: If you begin your application online and find you need to stop before it is complete, you will be able to return to complete the process or to make changes by logging back into the system. Information for each page is only saved once you select the “Save and Continue” button on that page.

You will be asked to provide the information listed below:

First and last name Mailing address Phone number Permanent e-mail address Father’s/legal guardian’s name Mother’s/legal guardian’s name High school name High school city High school state High school GPA Class rank Class size ACT—Composite (if available) SAT—Critical reading (if available) SAT—Math (if available) SAT—Written (if available)

Number of honors, International Baccalaureate, and Advanced Placement classes (if applicable) Grade level in the fall College state College name College major College GPA (if applicable) Household adjusted gross income Number in the household (parents/legal guardians and dependent children) Number of dependents attending college in the fall Amount of yearly tuition Any additional financial aid

Essay questions

Accredo’s Hemophilia Health Services Memorial Scholarship applicants:

“What has been your own personal challenge in living with a bleeding disorder?”

Scott Tarbell Scholarship applicants:

“Upon receiving your education in math and/or computer science, how will you use the new technologies (e.g., computer, internet) to better mankind, and what ethical issues will you need to address?”

Becky Cohn Scholarship applicants:

“What has been your involvement with and service to the bleeding disorders community?”

If you are applying for the Accredo’s Hemophilia Health Services Memorial Scholarship, the Scott Tarbell Scholarship, and the Becky Cohn Scholarship, you must complete all three essays. All essays must be 250 words or less .

After completing the online application:

• Upload your required documents online. If you are unable to upload them, mail or fax your supporting documents following the instructions printed from your online application. If you do not follow the instructions exactly, your application may not be considered.
• Your submission must be complete by May 1, 2010.