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Long Island High School for the Arts students participate in scholarship opportunities sponsored by individual colleges, universities and conservatories, religious and fraternal groups and other regional, district and local entities. A partial list of recent scholarships follows:

• Adelphi University Life Drawing Workshops
  
• America's Junior Miss Award Program
  
• All American Talent Awards
  
• Coca-Cola Scholars Program
  
• Donna Reed Festival for the Performing Arts
  
• The Dante Foundation
  
• Eta Theta Lambda Foundation
  
• Friends of the Arts/Dime Jazz Festival
  
• Glenn Miller Birthplace Society/Instrumental Scholars
  
• GOSPELFEST: New York's Tri-State McDonald's Gospelfest Music Scholarships
  
• The Grammy Foundation
  
• The Holocaust Memorial and Educational Center of Nassau County Annual Juried Visual Arts Competition
  
• The Jackie Robinson Foundation
  
• Jewish Foundation for the Education of Women
  
• The Joseph H. Bearnes Prize in Music/Columbia University
  
• Imation Computer Arts Competition
  
• LINKS Arts Festival, Long Island Chapter
  
• The Long Island Hecksher Museum of Art - Long Island's Best Competition
  
• Long Island Philharmonic Annual Young Artists Competition
  
• Metropolitan Opera National Council Regional Award
  
• Music Lovers Festival
  
• Nassau County's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration Competition
  
• National Arts Competition/ National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts
  
• National Merit Scholarship Program
  
• National Scholarship Trust Fund
  
• New York University/Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Program
  
• Pratt Institute/National Talent Search
  
• Soroptimist International of The Americas Youth Citizenship Award
  
• Stulberg International String Competition
  
• Tanglewood Music Center Fellowship Program
  
• Theatre Three/The Annual Julie Peierls Scholarship
  
• Town of Oyster Bay Arts Council Scholarships
  
• Toyota Community Scholars Program
  
• Young Composers Awards: The Hartt School of the University of Hartford
  
• Young Scholars Contest/New York Council for the Humanities