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Scholarship available through A1 Auto Transport
One of the largest auto transport companies in the U.S., A1 Auto Transport has announced that all eligible students of Virginia can earn their way into the A-1 scholarship program. The scholarships may come in the sum of $250, $500 or $1,000 per year. All students that enter must maintain a 3.0 GPA and be registered at an accredited college, post-secondary school or university.
Eligible students in Virginia must write out an essay of at least 1,000 words. This essay must relate to the auto transport industry. For instance, it may discuss topics such as motorcycle shipping, international car shipping, enclosed transport, door to door delivery, or any other service offered by A-1 Auto Transport. Essays cannot be published elsewhere online and must be 100% original.
The deadline for all essay submissions is March 10, 2018. Students submitting essays may do so at scholarships@a1autotransport.com. Students must include their full name, mailing address, name of school, phone number, and email address along with their written essay on auto transport.
By the end of March 2018, the Scholarship Committee at A-1 will review the submitted essays and post all potential winners on the website for a voting process. Once voting has ended, the winners will be announced on A-1 Auto Transport’s website. Students with winning essays are also notified through email. The scholarship money is sent directly to the financial office of each student’s school.
To find out more and learn about A-1’s scholarship program, visit: http://www.a1autotransport.com/a-1-auto-transport-scholarship/.
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