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Scholarship Amount:  $500.00
Scholarship Deadline:  Fall semester is August 1, 2019 and Spring semester is January 1, 2020
To apply you must write an essay of no less than 500 words.  The essay topics and more information can be found HERE
 

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The Central Montana Medical center Auxiliary is currently accepting applications for their annual scholarship awards.  The scholarships are awarded to residents of Central Montana (Fergus, Golden Valley, Judith Basin, Musselshell, Petroleum, and Wheatland counties).  Applicants must have completed one year of college in a health related field, or who can demonstrate comparable work experience.

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Central Montana Medical Center Auxiliary Scholarship Application

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We understand the importance of education for young people and are aware of the fact that education isn’t accessible to everyone.

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Submission Process:
To apply for this scholarship, applicants should submit an original video/infographic accompanied by an essay in English of no less than 750 words on one of the following topics:

“10 Money-Saving Tips I Learned In College“
“The Mistakes I did in School that Changed My Life“

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As part of our collection of business education resources, our in-house experts Prof. Dennis Masino and Jackie Giuliano, Ph.D. made a list of scholarships for business students.

• Read more about Kayvonne Vaver

Before attending Carroll, I was never a student who thrived in the academic world. I had challenges in believing in myself or even believing that I would ever graduate college. Through the years, professors in the Public Health program had so much patience and kindness, and provided me with amazing challenges academically that gave me confidence in who I was as a person and a student. Carroll College led me to find my passion to be an advocate for Mental Health across the age spectrum.