Pursue financial assistance in Peoria through Maricopa Promise Scholarship
Peoria residents pursuing higher education may qualify for financial assistance and personalized student support through the Maricopa Promise Program.
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The high cost of college continues to strain students and their families.
Peoria residents pursuing higher education may qualify for financial assistance and personalized student support through the Maricopa Promise Scholarship program.
The city of Peoria is partnering with the Maricopa Promise Program to help eligible students attending any of the 10 Maricopa Community Colleges receive wraparound support services and a $600 scholarship toward the cost of attendance for up to four consecutive semesters.
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Pursue financial assistance in Peoria through Maricopa Promise Scholarship
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Peoria residents pursuing higher education may qualify for financial assistance and personalized student support through the Maricopa Promise Program.
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The high cost of college continues to strain students and their families.
Peoria residents pursuing higher education may qualify for financial assistance and personalized student support through the Maricopa Promise Scholarship program.
The city of Peoria is partnering with the Maricopa Promise Program to help eligible students attending any of the 10 Maricopa Community Colleges receive wraparound support services and a $600 scholarship toward the cost of attendance for up to four consecutive semesters.
The program is designed to help students stay on track academically while easing financial barriers to higher education.
Eligible students must:
• Demonstrate financial need through FAFSA;
• Enroll in a minimum of six credit hours per semester;
• Qualify for Arizona resident tuition and fees at a Maricopa Community College;
• Have completed a high school diploma or equivalency;
• Be newly enrolled students.
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