We’ve run the Essay Challenge program for years in California and Alaska, but this year we are thrilled to expand it to every state we serve. Simply asking students to think through financial issues, which they may never have considered before, equips them to take on the challenges that lie ahead. Nuvision is committed to giving students a head start on their future.Įvery year, we watch students come away from the Essay Challenge with a better grasp on money management and a greater desire to achieve success. Nuvision membership is not required to enter. To view the full application form and essay prompt, click here. Students can apply today at our Essay Challenge website here.
Submit application material before the April 22nd deadline. Write a 2-page essay on what financial success means to them and how they plan to reach their personal goals. Provide a transcript for all HS & college courses taken. They will also need to meet the following requirements: To apply, seniors will need to write a two-page essay on what financial success means to them and how they plan to reach their personal goals. Ready to apply? Here's what you need to do: “If that comes from scholarships, that's awesome! If it comes from loans, make sure that interest rates are discussed, and that there is some kind of plan to pay off any loan that you plan on taking out.” “For upcoming college freshmen, I would really recommend looking into several places to find money to support their education,” he said. He also advises incoming freshmen to think hard about how they will fund their education. Grayson suggests that participants of this year’s challenge “really interact with the prompt” and take a strong position. “Soon after I submitted the essay, I started reading into financial education with books such as ‘Why Didn't They Teach Me This in School?’ with the goal of getting a fuller grasp of how I can best navigate my finances.” “The 2021 essay challenge that I participated in truly helped me understand my financial situation by convincing me to reevaluate my own financial standings and education,” he said. Nuvision’s Essay Challenge helped him take finances more seriously. Now, he’s a student and member of the debate team at Pomona College. 
Grayson won $5,000 after submitting his essay.
We’re gearing up to award six promising high school seniors a total of $30,000 through our annual Essay Challenge scholarship program! Now through April 22nd, seniors in AK, AZ, CA, WA, and WY can earn $5,000 for college by submitting an essay answering this question: What does financial success mean to you? Advice from Grayson, last year’s $5,000 scholarship winner.
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