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VAN BUREN 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.

Robert Hadley
Phone: (501)884-3304
Fax: (501)884-3304

Mailing Address:
Van Buren County Single Parent Scholarship Fund
250 Dave Creek Parkway
Fairfield Bay, AR 72088

Printable Application for NEW applicants in PDF format

Printable Application for RETURNING applicants in PDF format

Application Requirements
Deadlines:

Fall semester: July 15

Spring semester: December 1

Summer semesters: May 15

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

Resident of Van Buren County, Arkansas.

Single head of household (single, separated, divorced, widowed) with sole custody of children under the age of eighteen.

Low income person at or near the poverty level.

High School graduate or equivalent (may apply if enrolled in college and in process of obtaining GED diploma).

Pursuing an undergraduate course of study, to ensure a better standard of living for her/his family. Applicants cannot already have earned a baccalaureate level degree.

Recipient of a Pell Grant or in the process of obtaining same.

Maintain the accumulated grade point average established by the teaching institution for graduation.

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