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Scholarships and Financial Aid

To be eligible, candidates must:

Be a female who has completed or will have completed at least one year of post secondary education by May;
Be at least 30 years or older;
Provide current year application, references and transcript;
Must be enrolled for the fall semester of 2010 at a West Michigan area accredited 4 year, 2 year, or technical or vocational program, which should demonstrate a commitment to a professional, business or entrepreneurial career; and
Have limited financial resources.

To be eligible, candidates must:

Be a Hamilton or Otsego High School graduate who attended HHS or OHS in their junior and senior years.
Carry a minimum GPA of 3.0 (high school and/or college)
Exemplify leadership and good citizenship
Prior to award, applicants must be accepted to Western Michigan University as a full or part time student OR be currently attending Western Michigan University
Be pursuing a career in teaching or nursing

Questions: (269) 673-8344.

To be eligible, candidates must:

Must be in the third year or more of college/university studies and pursuing a career in elementary or secondary education
Must possess a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher for post-secondary studies
Must be a resident of Lapper County, MI
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Education Scholarships including the Antonia Dellas Memorial Scholarship, June Danby and Pat Pearse, and Martha and Oliver Hansen Memorial Scholarship
High School Specific Scholarships (Each award is specific to a Jackson County High School) including the William and Beatrice Kavanaugh Scholarship, Ruth Creps Scholarship, Robert P. Ernest Scholarship, and the Eleanor A. Ernest Scholarship

Deadline: Postmark by Mar. 31

To be eligible, candidates must:

Be a K-12 educator currently employed by a public or private school in the U.S. with two years teaching experience
Plan on entering an accredited public or private, not for profit college or university
Not be a resident of Hawaii, New Jersey, or New York.

To be eligible, candidates must:

Pursue a bachelor's degree (B.A.) in Child Development or Early Childhood Education and have earned 55 semester credits.
Currently work at least 30 hours per week in a licensed child care center, group home, or regulated home.
Be admitted to Western Michigan University, eligible for in-state tuition.
Have worked in a child care facility for one year
Apply for PELL grant (Preference to recipients)

To be eligible, candidates must:

Have completed a minimum of 60 semester hours credit hours by the start of the next school year
Have attained and maintained a grade point average of 2.75 or higher
Be registered at a four year college or university within the state of Michigan
Be taking classes toward a Bachelor's degree
Must be pursuing a major or minor in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, or a related field

To be eligible, candidates must:

Van Buren County resident who is a graduating high school senior or graduate, or a high school senior or graduate from a high school within Van Buren County.
Plan to enroll full-time in a bachelor's degree program at WMU in education or mathematics
Have a 2.75 grade point average as a high school senior or college undergraduate; financial need

To be eligible, candidates must:

To be eligible, candidates must:

To be eligible, candidates must:

Be an adult woman who is underemployed or unemployed (Preference given to underemployed, working mothers)
Have had a significant break in formal education
Need education to become financially self-sufficient
Be a resident of Allegan, Barry, Calhoun, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph, or Van Buren counties in Michigan.