Seattle Vocational Institute

Seattle, WA

University Website: sviweb.sccd.ctc.edu

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The Seattle Vocational Institute, along with North Seattle Community College, Seattle Central Community College, and South Seattle Community College, makes up the Seattle Community College District. The vocational school was founded as the Washington Institute of Applied Technology in 1987 and took its present name in 1991. It is located in the Central District.

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Seattle Vocational Institute College Scholarships

Bullet	name	award	deadline	Link
•	Robert E. Thunen Memorial Scholarship Illuminating Engineering Society of North America	$2,500	April 01, 2021	See Details
Robert E. Thunen Memorial Scholarship Illuminating Engineering Society of North America
award $2,500		deadline April 01, 2021
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•	The Washington Advocates Scholarship The Washington Advocates	$1,000	Varies	See Details
The Washington Advocates Scholarship The Washington Advocates
award $1,000		deadline Varies
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•	State Need Grant Washington Student Achievement Council	Up to $10,868	Varies	See Details
State Need Grant Washington Student Achievement Council
award Up to $10,868		deadline Varies
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•	Western Undergraduate Exchange Program Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education	Varies	Varies	See Details
Western Undergraduate Exchange Program Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education
award Varies		deadline Varies
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•	Intel PhD Fellowship Program Intel Foundation	Varies	Varies	See Details
Intel PhD Fellowship Program Intel Foundation
award Varies		deadline Varies
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•	Arkansas Health Education Grant Program Arkansas Department of Higher Education	Varies	Varies	See Details
Arkansas Health Education Grant Program Arkansas Department of Higher Education
award Varies		deadline Varies
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