THE CAMPAIGN FOR COLLEGE OPPORTUNITY PROUDLY PRESENTS
THE WINNING  POSTER GRAND-PRIZE FINALISTS OF THE "SAVE ME A SPOT IN COLLEGE" SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST!

***NOTE: TO VIEW ALL OF THE WINNING POSTER ENTRIES, NOT JUST THE GRAND-PRIZE FINALISTS, GO TO WWW.SAVEMEASPOT.ORG.***

The "Save Me a Spot in College" youth scholarship contest gave 6th- to 12th-grade students across the state of California the opportunity to express themselves to California leaders through various media to highlight the importance of college opportunity.

The theme of the contest was: Why should California leaders save you and your peers a spot in college?

An unprecedented 9,000 California youth from every region in the state responded with written word, poster and TV ad entries that call on California leaders to keep the promise of college opportunity for all qualified students as stated in the 1960 Master Plan for Higher Education. In total the Campaign is awarding $70,000 in scholarships to 107 winners from across California.

More than 2,000 middle school and high school students competed in the poster category of the "Save Me a Spot in College" contest. Students were asked to create a poster through drawing, painting, cartooning or creating other visual images.

TO VIEW THE WINNING ENTRIES PLEASE CLICK ON EACH IMAGE

*NOTE: THESE IMAGES ARE LOW RESOLUTION, SO SOME TEXT IS NOT LEGIBLE.

(Click on image to view larger photo)

 

   


Amanda, 11th grade

 

   


Chris, 12th grade
 

 

   


Danbi, 12th grade

 

   

Kang, 11th grade  


Kim, 12th grade

 

   


Cristina, 11th grade
*NOTE: Words that are
not legible are little jokes
to go along with each caption.*

 

         

Nadine, 11th grade
*NOTE: Words in clouds
are inspiring statements.*

 

 

 

SPECIAL CATEGORY

We have also created a special prize for middle school posters. Each of these entries are guaranteed to receive a $500 scholarship, and the winner of this category will receive a $1,000 scholarship.

   


Erica, 7th grade

 

   


Josue Brian, 8th grade

 

   



Michael, 8th grade

 

   

Saranjit, 7th grade  


Summer, 7th grade