Duct Tape Scholarship 2012Earn a Duct Tape Scholarship by getting Stuck at Prom in your creative duct tape outfit for you and your prom date. Or enjoy some Halloween fun and enter in the wacky Halloween Duct Tape Contest.Last updated April 16 2012 Duct Tape Scholarship.
Stuck at Prom Duct Tape Scholarship 2012
Duct Tape Scholarship 2011 Winners
The Duct Tape Scholarship is one of the wacky scholarships for college, offered by Duck Tape brand duct tape. Use duct tape to create prom outfits and accessories and enter a photograph to the online contest to win your duck tape scholarship! Application Deadline - March to June each year Award Amount - $5000 first place each, $3000 second place each, $2000 third place each, $500 runners up. Same prize amount is awarded to the school.
Wacky Duct Tape Scholarship Rules
You must attend a high school prom and have your photo taken before, during or after the prom in your attire made using duct tape. Costumes must be original and will be judged based on workmanship, originality, use of color, use of accessories, and use of duct tape. Photos of the 10 finalist couples will be posted online for online voting. For more information, Duct Tape Scholarship Contest
Halloween Duct Tape ContestStick or Treat Jack O Lantern Duct Tape ContestJoin in the fun at Halloween and win some money for college. Use duct tape to decorate a pumpkin, either real or fake, and enter a photograph to the online contest. Your Halloween duct tape pumpkin design must be original and unique. Must be a legal resident and at least 14 years or older. Why not turn some Halloween fun into a chance to win one of these wacky scholarships. Application Deadline - begins September 2 and ends November 1 2011 Award Amount - $1000 first place each, $500 second place each, $250 third place each. Official Website - Halloween Duct Tape Contest
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