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North Central Bank is Conducting an Essay Writing Competition for High school Students

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
December 22, 2019
in Education
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A new essay writing competition is open for the students in Hennepin County, Minnesota, U.S. North Central Bank in the County is conducting the essay writing competition for Illinois high school students. This is a statewide contest where students of different schools can participate.

The essay writing competition by North Central Bank is the part of the program that is sponsored by Illinois Community Banks and the CBAI Foundation.

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The agenda to organize the custom essay writing competition is to increase the public awareness of locally owned banks and their services for the community.

North Central Bank will offer a monetary award of $1,000 and four years of higher education to the winners. There are also other 11 additional first-place awards of $1,000 and 12-second place awards of $500. The overall winners can also get the prize money of $500. The student in large numbers are participating in the essay writing competition. They are enhancing their writing skills through cheap reliable essay writing services. This competition is a great opportunity for making a bright career.

The local students can also participate in the competition. North Central Bank is also offering them monetary awards. All the assignments completed by the participants will be judged locally.

Three topics will be given to the participants and the font of Times New Roman with 10-12 point size must be used. All the information regarding the essay writing competition is available at North Central Bank and local high schools.

The participants need to submit their entries to the bank by Feb. 19, 2020. The bank will further submit the entries to the CBAI foundation.

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Richard has worked as a journalist for various print-based magazines for more than 5 years. He brings together substantial news pieces from the Education industry.

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