2009-2010 Academic Calendar - Wor-Wic Community College

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their significant professional contributions to law enforcement training on
Maryland’s Eastern Shore, both have made generous financial gifts to this
scholarship fund. Applicants must be criminal justice students who are registered
for six or more credit hours. Selection is based on scholastic achievement.
Recipients must maintain a 2.50 grade point average.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES -- The board of trustees provides a two-year, fulltuition
scholarship for the most academically-talented high school senior applicant
from each of the 10 public high schools and two of the four private
high schools in Worcester, Wicomico and Somerset counties. Applicants must
have at least a 3.25 grade point average on an unweighted 4.0 scale, they must
apply for admission to Wor-Wic before April 1 of their senior year in high
school and they must complete a “Board of Trustees Scholarship Application”
form. The scholarships are awarded to the applicants with the highest grade
point average from each school, followed by the highest total number of credits
earned and the earliest admission application. Recipients must maintain a
3.00 grade point average and enroll in consecutive fall and spring semesters.
Recipients can use the scholarship funds in the summer sessions as long as
they do not exceed 70 credit hours.
BULL -- The late Garland D. and Vivian J. Bull of Pocomoke City established
a perpetual scholarship fund with a $20,000 donation to the Wor-Wic Community
College Foundation. Income from the endowment is awarded in the
following priority order: 1) nursing students from Pocomoke City; 2) radiologic
technology students from Pocomoke City; 3) nursing students from
Worcester County; 4) radiologic technology students from Worcester County;
5) nursing students from Somerset or Accomack County; and 6) radiologic
technology students from Somerset or Accomack County. Selection is based