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Thursday, September 12, 2013

- West Chester University


Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connell, owners of West Chester Off-Campus Housing (see attached property listings) are offering five(5) $1000.00 tuition-based scholarships to West Chester University students. Applications are due by October 15 and past recipients of this scholarship are not eligible to enter again.


All Applicants must meet the following general criteria:



  1. Reside in West Chester Off-Campus Housing (Specifically, an O'Connell property.)

  2. Current West Chester University student in good standing with WCU and West Chester Off Campus Housing.

  3. At least one academic semester of coursework remaining after the end of this fall semester.

  4. Minimum of 15 completed credits at West Chester University with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

  5. Active participant in community service this current academic year.

  6. Complete application submitted by October 15.

  • Four $1000 scholarships will be given to a combination of male and female students.

  • One $1000 scholarship will be given to a student who has documented proof of future, current, (including ROTC), or past military service. The applicant must provide documentation at the time of application.

Applications will be reviewed by a committee of two staff from the Division of Student Affairs and one full-time ineligible student. The final selection will be made by the Director of Major Gifts and Scholarships. Mr. and Mrs. O'Connell will be apprised of the outcome and will present the students with their scholarship checks. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Christina Brenner at cbrenner@wcupa.edu.


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Saturday, September 7, 2013

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology


Tuition and Fees Information


A South Dakota School of Mines & Technology degree is one of the best education values in the nation. As you and your family consider college costs and financing issues, keep in mind that a School of Mines education prepares students for the highest levels of achievement in science and engineering, but at a cost that won't compromise their financial future. In addition, students at the School of Mines consistently benefit from over $16 million in financial assistance from various internal or external funding sources (grants, loans, scholarships and work-study) making an already affordable education even more so.


Total Estimated Cost - 2013-2014 - Undergraduate


* Find out more about Minnesota Reciprocity program


Additional Resources



2013-2014 Academic Year Tuition and Fees Schedule - Set each year by the South Dakota Board of Regents; includes:


Tuition Rate Descriptions
Are you a resident or non-resident? A graduate student, SD state employee, ROTC or National Guard member? A resident of Minnesota? Certain individuals are eligible for reduced tuition rates.


Estimated Cost of Attendance Budgets (for undergraduate and graduate students) - Estimated Cost of Attendance Budgets (ECOA) are budgets used by the School of Mines Financial Aid Office in determining all types of Federal student aid. They differ from the direct costs shown above in that they also factor in transportation and personal expenses.

Annual Costs for International Students - Prepared by the Financial Aid Office to help international students with estimates of costs




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