A scholarship awarded to a Marshall High School graduating senior who plans to attend a trade school, community college and/or a four-year institution. Applicants must demonstrate community and school involvement, a strong work ethic and financial need. A minimum 2.5 GPA is required.
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Scholarships awarded to graduating seniors residing in Calhoun County or graduates from a school within the CISD pursuing a degree in a STEM related field. Applicants must identify as female or be a member of an underrepresented group and demonstrate financial need. Preference may be given to those pursuing a degree in physics, astronomy, or
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Scholarships awarded to Marshall High School graduating seniors who displayed active involvement in, and appreciation for, their class and Marshall High School. Steve was always smiling, active in a wide variety of school and class activities, loved by his classmates and respected by all who knew him. He was humble, didn’t need to be the
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Scholarships awarded to Marshall area graduating seniors or previous graduates pursuing a degree in the field of education at a two- or four-year institution as a full-time student. Preference may be given to those pursuing a degree in Elementary or Early Childhood Development. GPA is not a determining factor. Students who receive this scholarship are
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A scholarship awarded to a Marshall High School or Marshall Opportunity High School graduating senior or previous graduate, including those currently attending a community college for one or more semesters. Applicants must prove enrollment to Eastern Michigan University, Western Michigan University, or the University of Michigan. Financial information is requested but not necessarily a determining
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A scholarship awarded to residents of Marshall and surrounding townships pursuing an education or advanced training in skilled trades, as defined by the Committee and reflective of current industry needs, including but not limited to, the fields of healthcare technician, agriculture, information technology, manufacturing, construction or automotive. Applicants must prove admission to a two-year college
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