Introducing The Poetry for the People Scholarship! Apply by February 15 for the class starting March 11!

VALUE: $199.00!!!

Would you love to take the Poetry for the People class that starts March 11 but can’t afford it? Then you qualify for The Poetry for the People Scholarship. And the time to apply is now!

I’ll be accepting applications for the Poetry for the People Scholarship from Saturday, February 7 through Sunday, February 15. The scholarship recipient will be chosen based on the following criteria: demonstrated past effort, need, and enthusiasm as determined by Sage Cohen.

Please see the detailed guidelines below for application requirements. I’ll be announcing the scholarship recipient by midnight, Monday, February 16th in this blog. I invite you to spread the word about the scholarship, even if you do not intend to apply!

How to Apply for the Poetry for the People Scholarship
Please copy and paste the application questions below into a Word document. Answer each question fully, do not exceed one page, then copy and paste your final application into an email. To submit it, send the email to: “sage @ sagesaidso dot com”. Applications will be reviewed in the order they are received. Only U.S. residents may apply at this time. Thanks for understanding.

Have questions? Post ‘em in the comments section and I’ll be happy to answer them.

[Start application here]

Name:

Address:

Email:

Phone:

What version of Microsoft Word software are you currently using?

Write a short paragraph in response to each of the following questions:
 
1. Why do you want to take the class Poetry for the People?
 
2. Please describe your poetry and writing experience, publication history, literary community service endeavors, related education and any other information about your writing life that you think is relevant.
 
3. Please briefly state why you are unable to afford the tuition for the class at this time (see note below).

[End application form]

The Fine Print:

The Poetry for the People Scholarship is only for poets who legitimately cannot afford class tuition. My classes are kept affordable so that more people can take them! You can register for the class as a non-scholarship candidate here. Next class starts on March 11. Don’t wait to register, this class fills early.

Please note that this is a full scholarship, not a giveaway. The scholarship is offered by Sage Cohen. Only one scholarship is available per P4P class. The recipient commits to participating fully in the class and delivering all six assignments on time. Please do not apply if you cannot make the commitment to participate in the class.

The scholarship is not transferable if you fail to complete the class. The scholarship is also not transferable in the case of illness, family emergencies, a move, etc.

No special additional professional time or coaching is offered with the scholarship. It’s up to the scholarship recipient to make the most of the class, like everyone else in the group.

What is written in your application is private, and your personal information will never be shared or sold. No one but Sage Cohen will view your application.

To learn about future scholarship opportunities, please subscribe to this blog.

I’m pleased to be able to offer one free class per semester to one deserving poet. Good luck!

Would you love to take the Poetry for the People class that starts March 11 but can’t afford it? Then you qualify for The Poetry for the People Scholarship. And the time to apply is now!

I’ll be accepting applications for the Poetry for the People Scholarship from Saturday, February 7 through Sunday, February 15. The scholarship recipient will be chosen based on the following criteria: demonstrated past effort, need, and enthusiasm as determined by Sage Cohen.

Please see the detailed guidelines below for application requirements. I’ll be announcing the scholarship recipient by midnight, Monday, February 16th in this blog. I invite you to spread the word about the scholarship, even if you do not intend to apply!

How to Apply for the Poetry for the People Scholarship
Please copy and paste the application questions below into a Word document. Answer each question fully, do not exceed one page, then copy and paste your final application into an email. To submit it, send the email to: “sage @ sagesaidso dot com”. Applications will be reviewed in the order they are received. Only U.S. residents may apply at this time. Thanks for understanding.

Have questions? Post ‘em in the comments section and I’ll be happy to answer them.

[Start application here]

Name:

Address:

Email:

Phone:

What version of Microsoft Word software are you currently using?

Write a short paragraph in response to each of the following questions:
 
1. Why do you want to take the class Poetry for the People?
 
2. Please describe your poetry and writing experience, publication history, literary community service endeavors, related education and any other information about your writing life that you think is relevant.
 
3. Please briefly state why you are unable to afford the tuition for the class at this time (see note below).

[End application form]

The Fine Print:

The Poetry for the People Scholarship is only for poets who legitimately cannot afford class tuition. My classes are kept affordable so that more people can take them! You can register for the class as a non-scholarship candidate here. Next class starts on March 11. Don’t wait to register, this class fills early.

Please note that this is a full scholarship, not a giveaway. The scholarship is offered by Sage Cohen. Only one scholarship is available per P4P class. The recipient commits to participating fully in the class and delivering all six assignments on time. Please do not apply if you cannot make the commitment to participate in the class.

The scholarship is not transferable if you fail to complete the class. The scholarship is also not transferable in the case of illness, family emergencies, a move, etc.

No special additional professional time or coaching is offered with the scholarship. It’s up to the scholarship recipient to make the most of the class, like everyone else in the group.

What is written in your application is private, and your personal information will never be shared or sold. No one but Sage Cohen will view your application.

To learn about future scholarship opportunities, please subscribe to this blog.

I’m pleased to be able to offer one free class per semester to one deserving poet. Good luck!

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