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Oct. 3, 2022
LA GRANDE, Ore. – Scholarship season is here again at Eastern Oregon University. From October 1 through February 1, the Foundation scholarship application is open to admitted students, current students and returning students.
EOU’s Foundation gives away over $850,000 in scholarships every year to help students fund their education. Scholarship opportunities are available for specific fields of study such as Agriculture Entrepreneurship, Music, Education, Mathematics, Computer Science, and others. They are also available to athletes, freshmen from specific high schools, students seeking graduate degrees, and more.
This year it is even easier to apply. The Foundation has partnered with AwardSpring to make applying for scholarships simple. Now, students only fill out one application to be considered for all Foundation scholarships. They will automatically be matched with scholarships based on their eligibility.
“Our generous donors want to help make a difference in the lives of our students.” Executive Director of Philanthropy Emily Adams said. “We want to do the same, which is why we partnered with AwardSpring. Our goal is to make the application process for Foundation scholarships as streamlined as possible so our students can receive the funds they need to see success.”
To be eligible to receive Foundation scholarships, applicants must have a current FAFSA on file. To complete a FAFSA, visit studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa.
To learn more about EOU scholarship opportunities, visit eou.edu/scholarships. For questions regarding the Foundation scholarship application process, email the Associate Director of Stewardship and Scholarship Awards Suzannah Moore at mooresm@eou.edu.
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