ASPSF - Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund Enabling single parents to attain self-suffiencey through post-secondary education.
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SEVIER COUNTY

If you are a resident of the above county in Arkansas and wish to apply for a Single Parent Scholarship, contact the person or office listed below.




Ira McDaniel
PO Box 684
DeQueen, AR 71832
br> Phone: (870)642-2960
Fax: (870)642-2966

Printable Application (PDF) for NEW APPLICANTS

Printable Application (PDF) for RETURNING APPLICANTS



Application Deadlines and Requirements

Deadlines:

  • Spring semester - January 5
  • Fall semester - August 5

Single parents selected for financial assistance will meet the following criteria:

  • A resident of Sevier County, Arkansas,
  • A high school or GED graduate,
  • A single head of household (single, legally separated, divorced, and widowed) with sole custody of one or more children under the age of 18.
  • Pursuing a career-oriented course of study (full time) to ensure a better standard of living for his/her family. Applicants cannot already have earned an undergraduate degree.
  • A low-income person at or near the poverty level.
  • A recipient of, or in the process of obtaining a Pell Grant.



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