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1800CPAP $1,000 Scholarship - Closed
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1800CPAP's scholarship page says the $1,000 award is closed and not available. The page still describes a one-time scholarship for undergraduates, graduate students, and high school seniors accepted to a US university for fall 2022. There is no GPA minimum on that writeup, and the company said there was no application form. Do not plan a 2027 application unless 1800CPAP posts a new cycle. The old February 2027 date on this guide came from a directory listing, not from the sponsor.
What is the 1800CPAP scholarship?
1800CPAP sold this as a $1,000 thank-you to a student, with no GPA cutoff and no application form. The page that is live now opens with a closed notice. The description under that notice is about students starting at a US university in fall 2022, plus undergraduates and graduate students already enrolled. You had to be 18 or older and either a legal US resident or on a valid student visa.
The company later posted an education-fund note naming Donovan Fowler the winner of a $1,000 essay on whether health workers should be allowed to refuse treatment. That is the cycle this page is about. Nothing on 1800cpap.com sets a 2027 due date. If a directory still says February 2027, that date did not come from the sponsor.
Eligibility
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✓The cycle is closed1800CPAP's page says the scholarship has expired and is not available. Rules below are the ones still printed on that closed page, not a live 2027 contest.
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✓US legal resident or student visaThe closed page required a legal resident of the United States or a valid student visa.
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✓Full-time US program, or an admitted seniorYou had to be enrolled in, or accepted to, a full-time undergraduate or graduate program at an accredited US university, college, or school. High school seniors accepted for fall 2022 were included in that writeup.
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✓Age 18 or olderThe closed page required applicants to be 18 or older, with one submission per person.
Benefits
- Amount when it ran $1,000, one per year
- What it could pay Tuition, books, a computer, room, or board
- 2027 cycle Not listed
- Full tuition beyond $1,000 Not covered
Document checklist
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✓No form on the closed page1800CPAP wrote that there was no application form and no GPA requirement. The page does not tell you where to send a 2027 file, because the award is closed.
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✓Proof of eligibilityThe closed rules said you had to be able to prove the residency, enrollment, and age requirements.
How to apply
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Read the closed notice first
Open https://1800cpap.com/pages/1800cpap-com-1-000-scholarship. The heading says the scholarship has expired and is not available.
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Do not use a directory date
A February 2027 deadline does not appear on the sponsor page. That date was a placeholder.
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Check back only if 1800CPAP posts a new cycle
The company has published a winner from the earlier contest, Donovan Fowler, on its education-fund page. A new cycle would need a new page, not this closed one.
Deadline and timeline
FAQ
Is the 1800CPAP scholarship open for 2027?
No. The sponsor page says the scholarship has expired and is not available, and it does not list a new deadline.
How much was it?
The closed page describes one $1,000 award a year, for tuition, books, a computer, room, board, or another education cost.
Who could apply when it was open?
A legal US resident or a student with a valid visa, age 18 or older, enrolled in or accepted to a full-time undergraduate or graduate program at an accredited US school. The writeup also mentioned high school seniors accepted for fall 2022. There was no GPA requirement.
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