Military Member Surviving Dependents Scholarship

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Military Member Surviving Dependents Scholarship

The TEMPLE A Paul Mitchell Partner School offers scholarships to support our Future Professionals. To apply, please review the following scholarship criteria, complete the application, and provide relevant documentation. Only one scholarship will be awarded per qualified applicant.

This non-cash scholarship is for the surviving dependents of a military member killed in the line of duty after 9/11/2001. Students will need to contact the local State Department of Veterans and Military Affairs to receive proper documentation.

Scholarship Criteria:

  • Students are eligible for a one-time maximum award of $500.
  • Students will be eligible to receive the non-cash award in two scholarship credits of $250 at the end of each applicable payment period.
  • Students must maintain satisfactory academic progress at the end of each applicable payment period to remain eligible.

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    I am a surviving dependent of a military member killed in the line of duty after 9/11/2001:

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    CONSENT: All the information I have provided in this application is accurate to the best of my knowledge. I understand that completion of this application authorizes the financial services office to review my supporting documentation and to verify accuracy as listed on the application.

    SCHOLARSHIP TERMS: Acceptance of an individual scholarship award shall be an agreement to the terms and conditions of that award as well as all policies governing the school’s scholarships. Every student's financial award package (scholarships and need-based assistance) is subject to compliance with federal aid regulations.

    • The school reserves the right to adjust individual scholarship awards to ensure compliance with institutional and federal policies
    • Renewable awards are contingent upon maintaining satisfactory academic progress.
    • Awards may only apply to charges on a student ledger card or direct costs (tuition and fees) a student incurs.
    • Students may qualify for only one scholarship per program of study.
    • If the student withdraws, scholarship refunds will be prorated using the same formula as the institutional tuition refund policy.
    • Scholarship applications must be submitted prior to signing enrollment agreement.
    I agree to the Consent and Scholarship Terms outlined above.