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Collins Promise Scholarship - Continuing Education
$2,000 (Traditional) or $1,000 (Continuing Education) towards program tuition · Must have graduated from a Lawrence County, Ohio high school (Chesapeake, Dawson-Bryant, Fairland, Ironton, Rock Hill, South Point, St. Joseph (Ironton), Sugar Creek, Symmes Valley, or Tri-State STEM+M) and enroll in an on-site program either immediately after graduation or within five years.
Collins Career Technical Center offers the Collins Promise Scholarship to Lawrence County, Ohio high school graduates to help cover part of their program tuition. It includes a Traditional option for those enrolling immediately after graduation and a Continuing Education option for those enrolling within five years of graduation. The scholarship applies to on-site adult education programs and does not cover Collins To-Go online options.
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$2,000 (Traditional) or $1,000 (Continuing Education) · Graduate of a Lawrence County, Ohio high school (Chesapeake, Dawson-Bryant, Fairland, Ironton, Rock Hill, South Point, St. Joseph (Ironton), Sugar Creek, Symmes Valley, or Tri-State STEM+M) enrolling in an on-site program either immediately after graduation (Traditional) or within five years of graduation (Continuing Education)
The Collins Promise Scholarship is offered by Collins Career Technical Center to graduates of Lawrence County, Ohio high schools to help cover part of their program tuition. It offers two tiers of funding depending on how soon after high school graduation the student enrolls, and does not cover Collins To-Go online programs.
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