Internet and
Education Scholarship

Current Question:

There used to be only two ways to watch TV: you either had a cable subscription or you had rabbit ears. Today there are numerous ways to watch TV, from a traditional cable TV package to web-based services like Hulu and Netflix. In fact, there are now many people who only watch TV on the Internet.

Has the On Demand revolution and shift to consuming media online affected you positively or negatively as a student? How?

Rules and regulations

How to enter

Write a 300 to 500-word post about whether the shift to consuming media online has been negative or positive in your life.
Post your article on your blog or website. (Facebook and other social mediums don?t count).
Submit your name, email and URL to your entry in the fields below. Then click submit.

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Rules and regulations

Helpful Guidelines

Want to increase your odds of winning? Follow these simple guidelines:

Be concise
300-500 words is not a lot. Choose your words carefully.
Be creative
Don't hold back, imagination is what created the Internet in the first place.
Use examples
They enhance your credibility and offer context for your readers.
Link to your sources
Either in-text or at the bottom.
Submit before the deadline of December 18th.

Past winners

Congratulations to our previous winners!

Nancy Louise Grier

June 2013 Winner:

Sarah White

December 2012 winner:
"Technology for Tuition"

Stephan Desrochers

December 2012 winner:
California

Caitlin Enos

December 2012 winner:
Illinois

Danya Granado

August 2012 winner:
"Describe Your Dream App"

Scholarship Dates

You have two chances every year to win a scholarship from attsavings.com. If you missed the current deadline, come back soon to apply for our next scholarship:

January 2014
June 2014

Internet and Education Scholarship