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 A screengrab from pornhub.com promoting the scholarship contest. 
  
 One of the world’s most-viewed pornography Web sites is offering a new $25,000 college scholarship for a student who will be judged partially on a homemade video submission answering a single question: “How do you strive to make others happy?” 
  
 Pornhub.com, which touts 78.9 billion online video views each year, recently began accepting submissions for the scholarship as part of the site’s expanded philanthropic efforts. 
  
 “We work hard to help make millions of people feel happy every single day,” according to the scholarship Web site. “In turn, we would like to help support the recipient of the first annual Pornhub Cares Scholarship to realize their goal of doing the same.” 
  
 The scholarship offer from a prominent porn site immediately drew fire from feminism activist groups, which said they have concerns that the campaign is a thinly veiled ploy to exploit young women who are struggling to pay the rising costs of higher education. 
  
 Dawn Hawkins, executive director of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, described the scholarship as a “an amazing and deceptive marketing tactic,” aimed at a vulnerable demographic: cash-strapped college students. 
  
 “A lot of younger people don’t realize the consequences and harm of pornography,” Hawkins said. “These videos follow them the rest of their lives and affect their jobs and relationships in the future to have this out there. … It’s really unfortunate we’re forcing our kids to sell their bodies to get an education.” 
  
 A woman known professionally as Belle Knox, a pornography performer and Duke University student, made headlines around the world after another student at her school outed her. Knox, whose real name is Miriam Weeks, later took part in a documentary describing her path to pornography in part to help pay her crushing college tuition debt. 
  
 Corey Price, vice president of Pornhub, acknowledged that the scholarship could be considered controversial, as pornography’s rampant spread across the Internet has long drawn debate about its role in society and how people view women. Price said that “if you’re against pornography and an anti-pornography crusader, this is probably not the scholarship for you.” 
  
 He also noted that “you don’t have to film a porn to be a winner.” He said that the Web site hopes that entrants will share Pornhub’s “sex positive belief system” and at the very least have a “neutral stance” on pornography in general. 
  
 The contest, which closes Oct. 31, is taking submissions from currently enrolled college or graduate school students who are 18 or older, “whether you are studying medicine, botany, paranormal psychology, or anything in between,” according to the Web site. 
  
 To apply for the contest, entrants must have a GPA of 3.2 or higher in college and submit official transcripts. They will be judged by Pornhub staffers based on an essay with the prompt: “How do you strive to make others happy?” A video of two to five minutes also is required as part of the application package, and the movies will be posted publicly. 
  
 Price said that the scholarship will be awarded to the most-deserving candidate who shows examples of their leadership and community involvement. 
  
 “We’re always looking at different ways we can give back and we thought helping someone to go to college would be a great way,” Price said in an interview Wednesday. “Part of our inspiration is that we’ve seen a lot of people have a hard time getting money to go to college. … We want to make it easier for one person who shares the same mission of spreading happiness.” 
  
 Price said that the videos will help judges get a better sense of the applicants and their creativity. Price said that nudity in the videos will not be a disqualifying factor but that an applicant who submits a sex video “will not be seriously considered.” 
  
 Price said that Pornhub allows users to submit their own self-made pornographic videos to be posted on their site and receives thousands of such movies daily. He said the site offers prizes in “amateur pornography” contests and, like YouTube, offers a percentage of advertisement revenue for users who draw high traffic. 
  
 But Price noted that the college scholarship offer is a more serious contest that is separate from the pornographic site, noting that it is the first aspect of a new philanthropic effort called “Pornhub Cares.” Previous Pornhub campaigns have included a tree-planting contest, a testicular cancer awareness effort and a charity drive for breast cancer research. 
  
 “Showing how you spread happiness in a sex video is not what we’re aiming for,” Price said. “This is not about you making a homemade porn and winning a scholarship.” 
  
 Even with the scholarship offer, Irene Tsepnopoulos-Elhaimer, executive director of Women Against Violence Against Women, said that doesn’t change the fact that women are being targeted by the multi-billion dollar porn industry. The Pornhub Web site receives 60 million visits daily, and, according to internal data, the most commonly searched term is “teen.” 
  
 “The porn industry must be held accountable for violence and exploitation of women,” Tsepnopoulos-Elhaimer said. “This is an opportunity for post-secondary institutions and their leaders to refuse to be complicit.” ||||| We Care! 
  
 The site may traffic in videos of hot coeds, but it wants you to know it really cares about learning—it’s offering a scholarship, and applicants don’t even have to send in porn to win. 
  
 When one Googles “Pornhub” and “college,” a cornucopia of expected illicitness appears at one’s fingertips: 
  
 “Three HOT & horny college girls invite some guys over for an orgy” 
  
 “Stunning sorority pledge attends her first orgy” 
  
 “College Fuck Fest—a Rough Treatment” 
  
 But Pornhub wants to prove that it supports the pursuit of higher education—even when it doesn’t involve sexy coeds banging their hot professors. 
  
 The adult film site is launching a $25,000 scholarship to help students across the globe pay for school as part of the debut of its new philanthropic campaign, Pornhub Cares. 
  
 Judging by the press release, the campaign seems, at best, like a run-of-the-mill attempt by a large commercial conglomerate to buy good PR through charity. At worst, it seems like a sleazy attempt to trick cash-strapped coeds into submitting porn for free. 
  
 Not that Pornhub is explicitly stating an XXX repertoire is needed to be the lucky winner of the first ever Pornhub Cares Scholarship. Far from it—porn-related stipulations are conspicuously absent. 
  
 Instead applicants must submit an essay of 1,000-1,500 words answering the question “How do you strive to make others happy?” Such a query can be answered in a variety of wholesome ways—volunteering at a soup kitchen, reading to the blind, knitting sweaters for penguin victims of oil spills. 
  
 But it’s difficult to shake a sneaking suspicion that Pornhub is looking for essays that begin with a detailed account of how the cable guy arrived just as you happened to step out of the shower, or that time the cheer squad slumber party took a sexy turn. 
  
 There is also the video submission requirement, which has virtually no specifications, except that it should serve to “further illustrat[e] the entrant’s response” to the essay question. The other stated requirement is that it be two to five minutes long, but the part about applicants needing to be at least 18 years of age suddenly makes complete sense. 
  
 Corey Price, the vice president of Pornhub, told The Daily Beast to get its mind out of the gutter. 
  
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 Asked if adult content were an unstated prerequisite for the scholarship, he adamantly rejected the insinuation. 
  
 “It’s definitely not a requirement,” Price said. “The criteria isn’t to submit the best porn video and get a scholarship. I would be surprised if we had any pornographic entries.” 
  
 Still, Price’s denial that the site has ulterior motives in giving the scholarship is hard to take at face value. There’s no such thing as a free lunch, and one would assume Pornhub wants its pound of flesh—ideally from the breast or genital region and glistening in money shot semen. 
  
 The site does list at least some standard requirements that indicate the scholarship program is legit. Students must submit a résumé and official transcript, and be enrolled full-time at an “accredited secondary institution.” 
  
 Asked what accreditation was necessary, Price said the details hadn’t been worked out quite yet. “We haven’t figured out exactly what’s accredited, but it has to be a recognized accreditations.” 
  
 Plus, Pornhub already has a history of running contests to collect the best homemade porn submissions, so it hardly needs the scholarship program as cover. 
  
 “We have lots of opportunities for people to submit videos,” Price says when asked why an adult film site is establishing a scholarship that has nothing to do with porn. “We have a contest for newcomer of the month who gets $500 or the amateur of the month who gets $1,000.” 
  
 The scholarship has a different purpose, said Price. “We wanted to reward people for their merit.” 
  
 By “merit” one assumes Price meant that sex work is not a qualification or even an asset for scholarship applicants. 
  
 Paradoxically, many people actually turn to sex work to pay for their education. 
  
 The most famous may be Miriam Weeks, aka Belle Knox, who turned to porn to pay for her tuition at Duke University. She earned national fame and has built a brand around being the Duke porn girl, but many other students practice sex work with much less fanfare to cover the high cost of secondary education. 
  
 Before it was shut down by the feds, Rentboy.com established its own contest for male escorts to earn $1,500 to pay for their higher education, whether it was a four-year university or a vocational school. 
  
 “Like many of you, sex work was a way to pay for school. Knowledge is power, the power to better articulate the world around us and the power to change it,” adult film actor, writer, and designated Rentboy judge Colby Keller said in a video announcing the scholarship contest. 
  
 As inspiring and relatable as Keller’s words are, that $1,500 wouldn’t even cover a month at a public, in-state college, let alone a private university. 
  
 According to the College Board, a realistic cost for a year at a public university, including room and board and learning materials, is $23,410, and $46,272 for a private one. 
  
 Pornhub is planning to shell out a lot more than Rentboy was offering. That $25,000 will certainly help students, but it’s still a drop in the bucket when it comes to paying for education. 
  
 While Price was eager to stress that Pornhub’s scholarship wasn’t about porn, perhaps that shouldn’t be his chief concern. Instead of trying to distance itself from its adult film reputation, Pornhub should be trying to explain why a massive commercial enterprise is offering relative chump change. |||||
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If you're 18 or older, have a 3.2 GPA or higher, and are heading back to college this fall, there's a new scholarship opportunity you should know about, provided you don't mind taking money from a porn site that boasts of 79 billion online video views each year. PornHub is offering its first scholarship of $25,000 to a deserving candidate who displays leadership and community involvement, reports the Washington Post. Or as the Daily Beast puts it, the site is trying to show "it supports the pursuit of higher education—even when it doesn't involve sexy coeds banging their hot professors." Candidates must send in a two- to five-minute video and an essay answering the question, "How do you strive to make others happy?" The company's philanthropic arm Pornhub Cares explains that PornHub is all about making people happy. Sounds like a good opportunity? Well, women's groups aren’t convinced. The head of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation says the scholarship is "an amazing and deceptive marketing tactic" that aims to exploit young women struggling to make ends meet. "It's really unfortunate we’re forcing our kids to sell their bodies to get an education," she says. Pornhub's VP notes "you don't have to film a porn to be a winner." In fact, anyone who submits a sex video "will not be seriously considered," though applicants who appear nude won't be ruled out. Also, "If you're against pornography and an anti-pornography crusader, this is probably not the scholarship for you," he adds. The videos will be posted publicly, and applications will be accepted until Oct. 31.