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HEMPSTEAD COUNTY

If you are a resident of the above county in Arkansas and wish to apply for a Single Parent Scholarship, contact the person or office listed below.

Becky Wilson, Director of Financial Aid

Email: becky.wilson@uacch.edu

Phone: (870)722-8265

Fax: (870)722-8145

Mail: Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Hempstead & Lafayette Counties
c/o University of Arkansas Community College at Hope
PO Box 140
Hope, AR 71802

Scholarship Application (Click to download)

Application Deadlines:

Spring semester: November 30

Summer semester: April 30

Fall semester: July 1

Eligibility Requirements:

Resident of Hempstead County, Arkansas for at least 30 days preceding the deadline for receipt of completed application.

Single head of household (never married, separated, divorced, or widowed) with legal custody and sole responsibility of one or more children under the age of 18.

Pursuing a career-oriented course of study (full or part-time) to ensure a better standard of living for his/her family.

Enrolled in an accredited, public or private non-profit post-secondary school in a program providing marketable skills to achieve self-sufficiency. Applicants cannot already have earned an undergraduate degree with the exception of a student who's working towards a Master of Arts in Education.

Recipient of, or in the process of obtaining a Pell Grant.

Low-income person at or near poverty level.

Have maintained a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.

Information about other scholarship opportunities and living assistance programs can also be found on ASPSF's Other Scholarships and the Living Assistance Services pages.

HEMPSTEAD COUNTY

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