Green River Foundation accepting scholarship applications for 2013-2014

The Green River Community College Foundation is accepting applications for more than 230 college scholarships until April 30. The foundation awards scholarships to current and prospective Green River Community College students on the basis of the student's chosen program, merit and need.

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  • Monday, April 22, 2013 5:12pm
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The Green River Community College Foundation is accepting applications for more than 230 college scholarships until April 30. The foundation awards scholarships to current and prospective Green River Community College students on the basis of the student’s chosen program, merit and need.

Awarded scholarships may be used for tuition, fees, books and required supplies at Green River Community College in Fall Quarter 2013 through Spring Quarter 2014. Transfer scholarships for current Green River Community College students who are graduating this June are also available.

“While Green River is already an affordable higher education option, these scholarships help make a student’s college dream a reality,” said Green River President Dr. Eileen Ely.

Any student planning to attend in the fall may apply for a Green River Foundation scholarship. To apply, students need to submit an online application, essay, letter of recommendation and transcripts. All materials must be submitted by April 30.

Scholarships and the Green River Community College Foundation are supported by donations. Donations may be given throughout the year and are tax deductible.

For more information about applying for a scholarship or donating to the Green River Community College Foundation, contact the Foundation offices at 253-288-3330 or email foundation@greenriver.edu.


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