
Scholarships
Looking for a better way to pay for college?
Look no further. Below is a listing of NCACPA, AICPA, and other organizations’ scholarships
that can help you on your way. Remember to
contact your college financial aid office for
other potential sources of financial aid.
North Carolina CPA Foundation Scholarships
In 2007, 47 students from 21 different colleges,
community colleges,
and universities from across the state were
awarded a total of $59,000 in scholarship funds.
The awards range from $1,000 to $5,000. In
addition, all qualified applicants were offered
a complimentary one-year NCACPA
membership. Applications are available online
from December 1 to February 10.
NCACPA has partnered with one of its most popular
educational speakers, James L. McCoy, CPA, to award a scholarship benefiting
deserving North Carolina accounting students who have
demonstrated academic achievement and financial need. Each
year NCACPA donates proceeds from at
least one of Jim McCoy’s educational seminars to
the fund. The endowment fund is administered by the North Carolina CPA
Foundation. McCoy Fund recipients are selected
from eligible applicants for the Foundation scholarships. To find out more, contact NCACPA
at (800) 722-2836.
Outstanding
Minority Accounting Student Scholarship
The North Carolina Association of CPAs, through
the North Carolina CPA Foundation and the
Minority Issues Committee, recognizes the
extraordinary achievement, leadership, and
talent of the state's top minority accounting
students each year. This competitive,
merit-based scholarship is designed to reward
minority accounting students for their
achievements both inside and outside the
classroom and to support them on their way to a
career in accounting. The top award is $3000,
with two second place awards being given in the
amount of $1000 each.
Download an Application
(PDF)
AICPA, Organization, and CPA Firm Scholarships
AICPA Graduate Accounting
Scholarships
Liberal arts students wishing to pursue
graduate accounting study can receive financial
aid through the AICPA John L. Carey Scholarships
Program. Scholarships are available to all
liberal arts degree holders of any
regionally-accredited U.S. institution who wish
to pursue a CPA certificate. For more
information on the John L. Carey Scholarship
program, please visit
www.aicpa.org/members/div/career/mini/jlcs.
AICPA Minority Accounting
Scholarships
AICPA offers a Minority
Scholarships Program that supports minority
accounting students at the undergraduate and
several specific graduate level programs.
Applications can be downloaded at:
http://www.aicpa.org/members/div/career/mini/smas.htm
For more information about this program,
please call Paulette Myers at (212) 596-6223 or
visit
http://www.aicpa.org/members/div/career/mini/smas.htm.
Other AICPA and Organization
Scholarships
Many organizations offer
financial assistance to pursue an accounting
education through scholarships. Scan this link
for a partial list of scholarship opportunities.
AICPA, Organizations, and Other Scholarships
2007
Foundation Scholarship Winners
Thanks to the generous donations of NCACPA
members, the Foundation was able to award more financial
assistance this year than ever before. All in all, 47
students from 21
different colleges, community colleges, and universities from across the state
were awarded a total of $59,000 in scholarship funds.
Congratulations to this year’s Foundation scholarship
winners!
$5,000
Jon Hightower
University of North Carolina—Charlotte
$3,000
Spencer Hutchins
University of North Carolina—Asheville
Jared Plummer
North Carolina State University
$2,000
Thomas Forbes
North Carolina State University
Katie Jones
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill
Ali Madigan
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill
Sheila Nemitz
North Carolina State University
$1,000
Scott Bearrows
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill
Eric Bolyard
Appalachian State University
Andrew Bowman
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill
Daniel Braboy
Guilford College
Glen Deligdisch
University of North Carolina—Charlotte
Lindsey Ferguson
North Carolina State University
David Griffin
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill
Lewis Hannah
Appalachian State University
Jonathan Hodge
Chowan University
Gerri Houston
University at North Carolina—Wilmington
Ryan Kabatchnick
North Carolina State University
Sarah Laws
North Carolina State University
Jarod Leggett
University of North Carolina—Wilmington
Rebecca Lewis
Methodist University
Richard “Rich” Mautz II
Appalachian State University
Beverly McKinney
Gardner-Webb University
Daniel Morris
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill
Rebecca Nastoff
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill
Maxwell “Max” Paulson
Central Piedmont Community College
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Elissa “Kristina” Picornell
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill
Nancy Sadler
North Carolina State University
Chris Safadi
North Carolina State University
Olanrewaju “Ola” Shofoluwe
North Carolina State University
Steven “Chris” Smith
East Carolina University
David Staley
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill
David Stewart
North Carolina State University
Nadine Taylor
North Carolina State University
Mallory Trasport
Mars Hill College
Kimberly “Kim” Walker
North Carolina State University
Weihua “Monica” Wang
University of North Carolina—Charlotte
Matthew Watts
North Carolina State University
Chun “Ellen” Xu
University of North Carolina—Asheville
McCoy Scholarship Winners—$1,000
Daniel Braboy
Guilford College Rafael
Bernaola
Methodist University
Dana “Holland” Carpenter
Appalachian State University
Glen Deligdisch
University of North Carolina—Charlotte
Jonathan Hodge
Chowan University
Jarod Leggett
University of North Carolina—Wilmington
Rebecca Lewis
Methodist University
Nadine Taylor
North Carolina State University
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To make a contribution to the NC CPA Foundation, please
send a personal check to the NC CPA
Foundation Inc., PO
Box 80188, Raleigh, NC 27623.
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