StudyCorgi is launching its annual $1,500 scholarship to support creative students in their movie-making skills. Two winners will receive the prizes: a $1,000 scholarship for first place and $500 for the runner-up.
How to Apply
- Eligibility
- Application
- Judging
Current high school, college, or university students from ANY country are eligible to enter.
Application submission:
1. Create an original video on one of the topics below:
- Overcoming procrastination: tips and tricks for staying productive throughout the academic journey.
- What can students do to prevent bullying?
- Making the most of group projects: tips for effective teamwork.
2. Write an email to scholarship@studycorgi.com with “StudyCorgi Video Scholarship Submission” in the subject line. In your email, include the following information in this particular order:
- The link to the video that you’ve uploaded using Google Drive or Dropbox (access to the file should be set to anyone who has the link).
- A screenshot confirming your subscriptions to StudyCorgi’s YouTube channels.
- A screenshot confirming the Scholarship video description shared on social media.
- A thumbnail of your choice (this one is optional).
- Proof that you are a current high school, college, or university student.
- Your answer to the question: “How did you learn about the StudyCorgi Scholarship?”
StudyCorgi’s editorial team will check and evaluate every video received. The following criteria will be applied to all the submissions: engagement, content usefulness, creativity, and production value. The videos that meet the criteria will be uploaded to the StudyCorgi YouTube channel. They will then be open for online voting. The audience’s likes, comments, and views will decide which videos will reach the second stage.
In the second stage, the five videos that collected the most likes and had the best audience engagement (also based on views, comments, and social media shares) will go to a jury of service experts yo pick the two winners based on the video’s creativity, production value, and how well it delivers the message.