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Bryant students named National Merit Semifinalists for 2025

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Jackson Koon, a senior at Bryant High School, has been named a semifinalist in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship program, alongside five Wilton High School students. These students were recognized for their outstanding academic achievements and potential for future success, as they now have the opportunity to advance to the finalist level. With the chance to compete for nearly 6,870 National Merit Scholarships, including full-tuition opportunities like the Cameron Impact Scholarship, the future looks bright for these talented young scholars.

ASGA results – Arkansas Online

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The Arkansas State Golf Association (ASGA) is dedicated to promoting golf and supporting education in the state. Through initiatives like its undergraduate scholarship program, the ASGA helps deserving young students pursue their educational goals. The organization relies on donations to fund these scholarships, and upcoming events like the golf tournament at The Course at Eagle Mountain help raise additional support. With resources like the World Handicapping System and mobile apps, the ASGA is committed to providing golfers with the tools they need to enhance their game.

Donaghey Scholar Journeys to Valencia to Hone Spanish Skills for Future Medical Career at University of Arkansas at Little Rock

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As Ragen begins her Spanish adventure, she embodies the spirit of the Donaghey Scholars program and the university’s commitment to global engagement. By immersing herself in a new culture and language, she is not only enhancing her medical career but also contributing to a more diverse and enriched academic community. The ripple effect of her experience will inspire others to pursue similar opportunities and broaden their horizons, ultimately enriching the campus and beyond.

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville names Pathways scholars

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The Pathways program at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, is dedicated to fostering academic success and leadership among underrepresented students. Through a holistic support system, including a mandatory intersession bridge program and living-learning community, scholars are able to build relationships, receive mentoring, and excel academically. With flexible financial support in the form of renewable scholarships, scholars are empowered to pursue their academic goals and explore various career paths across different academic colleges on campus. By meeting specific criteria, scholars from diverse backgrounds are given the opportunity to thrive and combine Pathways scholarships with other financial awards, ensuring maximum support for their educational journey.

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville names Pathways scholars

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The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville has selected new Pathways scholars, recognizing outstanding students from underrepresented backgrounds. Eligibility criteria include coming from low-income backgrounds, being first-generation college students, or hailing from underrepresented geographic areas in Arkansas, with a high school GPA of 3.5 or above and ACT scores between 23 and 27. Scholars receive renewable scholarships of up to ,500 and benefit from various support services to enhance their university experience and academic success.

University of Central Arkansas announces incoming Honors Scholars for fall 2024 semester

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The University of Central Arkansas (UCA) has unveiled its roster of incoming honors scholars for the fall 2024 semester, with 80 students selected for the prestigious Schedler Honors College and 40 for the Schedler Honors Program. These students boast an impressive academic record, with an average GPA above 4.1 and ranking in the top 6% of their graduating class. Through a rigorous admissions process that evaluates not just academic performance, but also writing skills and leadership potential, these scholars will have access to scholarship funding and a unique interdisciplinary curriculum aimed at cultivating citizen-scholars in a vibrant living-learning community.

University of Arkansas names new Sturgis Fellows

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August 12, 2024 marked the announcement of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville’s new class of Sturgis Fellows, comprising six exceptional incoming freshmen from Arkansas. These scholars, known for their exceptional academic achievements, are poised to embark on a transformative college journey as part of this prestigious scholarship program. The Sturgis Fellowship, generously endowed by the Roy and Christine Sturgis Charitable and Educational Trust, aims to enhance the educational experience of its recipients through individualized support within the Fulbright College Honors Program. Dean Brian Raines expressed excitement for the arrival of these talented students, emphasizing their dedication to furthering their education and making a positive impact on the world.

Miss Dogwood Teen Peyton Bolling named Miss Arkansas Teen

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Peyton Bolling, a 17-year-old senior from Bentonville High School, was crowned Miss Arkansas Teen after winning the prestigious pageant on June 14. She stood out among 35 contestants with her kindness and positivity, earning the title of Miss Congeniality for her supportive and welcoming nature. Peyton’s dedication to her platform “Simple Acts of Citizenship” and her impressive jazz dance performance to “Man of La Mancha” helped her secure the crown and numerous scholarships totaling over ,000.

Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund announces finalists

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The ASPSF has announced the finalists for its 2024 Outstanding Partner Awards, recognizing organizations and individuals who have supported its mission. With almost four decades of empowering single-parent students in Arkansas, the fund has awarded .9 million to nearly 21,200 individuals. Providing not only tuition assistance but also support for everyday expenses, ASPSF ensures that education is within reach for single parents seeking to improve their lives. The finalists for the awards are honored for their exceptional dedication to breaking the cycle of poverty and empowering families in Arkansas.

25 students earn spots in UALR honors program

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The Donaghey Scholars Honors Program at UA Little Rock continues its tradition of excellence by welcoming 25 talented students for the upcoming academic year. These elite scholars, chosen for their academic prowess and intellectual curiosity, are awarded a comprehensive financial package to support their educational journey. With a focus on interdisciplinary learning and academic rigor, the program ensures that students are well-prepared for the challenges of higher education and beyond.