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Georgia residents enrolled in an eligible certificate or diploma program (not a bachelor's degree) at a participating Georgia college or university may receive HOPE Grant tuition assistance.
The award equals the HOPE rate per credit hour enrolled, up to 15 hours per term. Amounts vary by institution and legislative appropriation. Recipients must maintain a minimum 2.00 cumulative postsecondary GPA and stay within HOPE hour limits.
Students apply by completing the FAFSA or the Georgia Student Finance Application (GSFAPPS) and confirming eligibility with their institution's financial aid office.
The Georgia HOPE Grant Program awards Amount varies.
Key requirements include: United States; Trade or vocational; Georgia. Check the full eligibility section above, or create a free Award Scholar profile to have every requirement checked against your profile automatically.
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Third-year Doctor of Audiology students who are Connecticut residents or enrolled in a Connecticut audiology doctoral program may apply. One award of $1,500 is offered. Submit the online application with proof of residency or enrollment, two letters of recommendation describing clinical and academic abilities, and a transcript by May 31. The recipient must attend the Connecticut Academy of Audiology fall conference to receive the award. The scholarship recognizes a student who embodies the integrity, commitment, and professionalism of Dr. Toni Maxon.
Essay written for youConnecticut residents enrolled in an out-of-state Au.D. program, or students enrolled in the University of Connecticut Au.D. program, may apply for Connecticut Academy of Audiology scholarships. Three $1,500 awards are granted annually to Au.D. students entering their second, third, and fourth years of study. Submit the online application, two faculty recommendation letters, and a transcript by the posted deadline. The scholarships recognize Doctor of Audiology students who demonstrate the leadership and academic standards needed for successful clinical practice.
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