Scholarships offered to Marshall High School graduating seniors only
Scholarships awarded to Marshall area graduating seniors, or Marshall area residents 20 years of age or younger who have earned their GED, pursuing a two- or four- year degree or advanced education and/or training in the skilled trades. Applicant should show evidence of involvement in co or extra-curricular activities or volunteerism related to the applicant’s […]
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Scholarships awarded to Marshall High School graduating seniors seeking a bachelor’s degree. Applicants must show a strong sense of community involvement. The required essay is weighed heavily in the committee’s decision process.
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Scholarships awarded to members of a 4-H or a FFA chapter within Calhoun County. Applicants must be seniors in high school or enrolled in a technical school or college, and under the age of 19 at the time the application is submitted. GPA is not a determining factor.
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Scholarships awarded to Marshall High School graduating seniors or previous MHS graduates who are interested in pursuing studies in theater production such as costume design, stage setting, lighting and sound. Students who receive this scholarship may apply for further support in subsequent years.
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A scholarship awarded to a Marshall High School graduating senior or previous MHS graduate pursuing a career in Art or Art History. Students who receive this scholarship may apply for further support in subsequent years.
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A scholarship awarded to a Marshall High School graduating senior or previous MHS graduate pursuing a career in journalism or a clearly related curriculum at a four-year institution. Applicants must maintain passing grades for the year of the scholarship. Students who receive this scholarship may apply for further support in subsequent years.
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Scholarships awarded to Marshall High School graduating seniors who exhibit exceptional talent or have been actively involved in more than one of the following: orchestra, band, theater or vocal music. Recipients must demonstrate community involvement and maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA. Each of the above mentioned MHS departments will also receive an annual award on
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Scholarships awarded to Marshall High School graduating seniors who show leadership skills and involvement in extra-curricular activities at Marshall High School. Acceptance and eventual enrollment at Michigan State and a minimum 2.5 GPA are required.
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Scholarships awarded to graduating seniors from Barry, Branch, Calhoun and Eaton Counties who will be attending a trade school, community college and/or a four-year institution. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, leadership skills, involvement in the community and extracurricular activities. Preference may be given to applicants related to UAW members and/or retirees. Transcripts and scores are
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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 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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