1977-1978 - Cochise College

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procedures to be utilized in the financial aid process.Financial Aids Committee meetings are held prior to theawarding process each semester. Regular meetings areheld during the school year.Granta and Scholarahi.,.Both new and returning full-time students are eligible forscholarships and grants-in-aid. Scholarships are awardedto graduates of Cochise County high schools and aremade possible by the support of interested groups andindividuals.Three methods of selection are utilized as follows:Recipients are chosen by the donor.Selection is made by the Financial Aids Officer.Selection is made by the Financial Aids Committee ofCochise College.Granta-in..AidGrants-in-aid are available in the areas of athletiCS. art.music. and journalism. Athletic grant recipients areselected by the coaching staff and are administered by theFinancial Aids Officer. Rel.':ipients of music and art feewaivers are selected by the division of Humanities and FineArts and awards are administered by the Financial AidsOfficer.FH Waiver GrantaAvailable to a limited number of freshmen applicantsgraduating from high schools throughout the state whoexpress a desire to attend college. Grants are in theamount of the prevailing semester registration fee.Grants are renewable the second semester for a total oftwo semesters. contingent upon continuous full-timeenrollment and maintenance of a 2.0 (C) grade-pOintaverage. The only qualifications for eligibility are residencyin the State of Arizona and a desire to attend college.Arizona State Student Incentive Grant ProgramAvailable to undergraduate students who meet theeligibility requirement relating to very needy students.Supplemental Education Opportunity Granta (SEOG)This is a continuation of the program formerly known asthe Educational Opportunity Grant (EOG) program. Itconsists of a federal program of grant aid (not repayable)to deserving students with exceptional financial need. Arequirement of this program is that SupplementalEducational Opportunity Grants cannot be awarded inamounts of more than 50% of tra total award given anystudent. This means the recipient MUSt have receivedfinancial aid from another source at least equal to theSEOG amount.Buic Educational Opportunity Granta (BEOG)This program is legislated to serve all undergraduatestudents from families which are unable to contribute$1.400 of annual support to their educational costs. Suchstudents are entitled to the difference between the amounta family can reasonably contribute and $1,400. regardlessof the institution they plan to attend.Nuraing Scholarahip GrantaThis program consists of grant aid (not repayable) tostudents pursuing a course of study leading to anASSOCiate Degree in nursing. This aid is limited to studentswith exceptional financial need. Nursing students applyingfor financial aid are considered for both Nursing Studentloans and Nursing Scholarship Grants.Academic ScholarahipaAvailable to county high school students who havegraduated at the end of the spring semester immediatelypreceding entrance to Cochise College the following fallsemester. Academic Scholarships are renewable thesecond semester for a total of two semesters. contingentupon continuous fulHime enrollment and maintenance of a2.5 (B-C) grade-pOint average. Qualifications for eligibilityinclude a desire to attend college and rank within the top40% of the student's graduating c1a~)s. These scholarshipsare in the amount of the prevailing semester registrationfee.
AIRESEARCH MFG. CO.: Number and amount vary.AMERICAN CITIZENS SOCIAL CLUB: Provides onescholarship in the amount of $200 per year. Recipient isselected by donor.AMERICAN C'O-ORDINA TING COUNCIL FOR POLITICAL EDUCATION: Provides two scholarships in the amount of $100 each per year to worthy applicants. AMERICAN LEGION L.A. ENGLE, JR. POST No. 16: Provides one scholarship in the amount of $200 per year. Recipient is selected by donor. ARIZONA ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OFMATHEMATICS: Number and amount vary.ARIZONA BANK OF DOUGLAS: Number and amountvary.ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCIATION: Numberand amount vary.ARIZONA LUNG ASSOCIATION INC: Providesscholarships of up to $300 each to this institution. Numberand amount vary.ARMED FORCES COMMUNICATION AND ELECTRONICSASSOCIA TION: Provides two $250 grants-in-aid to preengineeringor science-related majors. Applicants m~sthave financial need and be residents of Southern Anzona.ASSOCIATED STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS - MIKEBREWSTER SCHOLARSHIP FUND: Scholarshipestablished as a living memorial to Michael Brewster.AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY GROUP SCHOLARSHIP:Several scholarships in the amount of $500, $1,000, and$1.500 will be awarded to high school graduates who willenroll for an ASSOCiate in Applied Science degree inAirframe and Powerplant T ecl)nology. Recipient selectedon the basis of need and scholastic ability. Funds providedby the Hare Foundation and the Arizona AerospaceEducation Association.BENSON BOOSTER CLUB: Number and amount vary.Selection is made by the donor.BENSON WOMAN'S CLUB: An annual award in theamount of $300. Selection is made by the donor.MICHAEL BIALKOWSKI: An award made to the collegewith the amount of the scholarship determined by thedonor.BISBEE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT 16: Annualaward of $100-$200 to a Bisbee High School girl graduate.Recipient must be majoring in any of the following fields:Nurse, Teacher. Business. Must be in top one-third of classand daughter of a Legionnaire or Veteran.BISBEE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'SCLUB: A $120 scholarship to a Bisbee High Schoolstudent. Financial Aids Commit~ee chooses recipient withthe following requirements set by donor: financial need,scholarship.BISBEE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY ASSOCIATION:Number and amount very.BISBEE LIONESS CLUB: Number and amount vary.BISBEE ROTARY CLUB No. 1681: Provides threescholarstaips in the amount of $75 each.BISBEE WOMAN'S CLUB: Annual award is made to aBisbee High School girl graduate.BISHOP SALPOINTE COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSSCHOLARSHIP: Number and amount vary.DEL BOHMFALK Iv1EMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP:Scholarship has been provided as a memorial to one ofCochise County's veteran members of the Sheriff'sdepartment, the late Del Bohmfalk. Scholarship will be for$100 per semester, to be awarded on recommendation ofCochise County Sheriff to person showing leadershippotential who meets the following criteria: Criminal J",sticemajor. resident of Cochise County, shows academicpromise, maintains a cumulative grade point average 01 2.8or better.BOWIE YUCCA GARDEN CLUB: Annual amount 01 awarddetermined by donor. Recipient general must be graduateof Bowie High School. Number and amount vary.BUENA HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP: Number andamount vary.BUSHMASTERS CLUB OF BISBEE: A scholarshippresented to Cochise College for Bisbee High Schoolgraduates. Number and amount vary.BUSHMASTERS CLUB OF DOUGLAS: Severalscholarships of $200-$300 each awarded annually.Recipients must be graduates of Douglas High School.Applicant names proposed by Douglas High SchoolScholarship Committee.
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