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Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland, OH
Case/Cleveland Scholarship Program (CSP) Partnership
The Case/CSP Partnership supports underrepresented, low-income and first-generation students through programs that prepare students to transition from high school to college, acclimate them to university life and help students develop academic skills and habits that will ensure academic success. Participants are further supported with academic advising, tutoring, mentoring, career coaching and additional financial aid.
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Georgia College & State University
Milledgeville, GA
Minority Advisement Program (MAP)
This program is designed to assist new minority students to become integrated into campus life at Georgia College. Through a relationship with an experienced peer counselor (MAP Mentor), the new student will be guided through his/her freshman year. Students who participate in the program meet other students from a variety of backgrounds.
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Manchester College
North Manchester, IN
Manchester Triple Guarantee
The Manchester Triple Guarantee focuses on affordability, graduation, and results.
Guarantee 1. Financial aid for all full-time students, and full tuition for academically strong low-income students who live in Indiana;
Guarantee 2. Graduation within four years for all full-time students or receive free tuition for credits you need to graduate in five years;
Guarantee 3. A job or post-graduate school within six months of graduation, or return for a full year tuition-free.
To be eligible for any of the guarantees, students must maintain academic good standing and make satisfactory academic progress each year; remain in good disciplinary standing; and meet published Manchester payment deadlines.
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Prairie View A&M University
Prairie View, TX
Institute for Pre-College Enrichment (PCI)
The Prairie View A&M University sponsored Institute for Pre-College Enrichment (PCI) is a two-week residential summer program for talented high school students. The mission of PCI is to help prepare high school students for the new school year and to assist them in making early plans to pursue a college education in an area that interests them most. Students entering 12th grade receive emphasis on essay writing, college application, funding for college, scholarship awareness and leadership. In addition, students learn about careers through participation in professional skills symposia and workshops such as Architecture Enrichment Concepts, Business for Academic and Scholarly Inclined Students, Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science and Theater and Arts and Music Enrichment.
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Truman State University
Kirkville, MO
Scholastic Enhancement Experience (SEE) Scholars Program
The SEE Scholars Program is a five-week summer program for incoming, underrepresented college freshmen that takes place on the campus of Truman State University. Through SEE Scholars, students are introduced to college life, resources and support systems in ways that help them succeed at the university level.
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Western Illinois University
Macomb, IL
Western Illinois University Scholarship Program
In 2006, the program distributed $2.5 million in scholarship support. Western Illinois has an ambitious scholarship program and includes a number of offerings specifically for entering minority students, including the DuSable scholarship ($1,000 per year, renewable at $500), the Western Opportunity Grant ($1,000), the Western Opportunity Scholarship ($500 to $2,000) and the Student Services Minority Achievement Access/Retention Grant (multiple awards ranging from $500 to $1,000).
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