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What is the Marvy Finger Family Foundation Scholarship?
The Marvy Finger Family Foundation Scholarship is an opportunity for Houston ISD graduating seniors who are interested in a career and technical education pathway. The scholarship covers the cost of a recipient’s tuition, fees, books, and program equipment for two academic years at an approved Houston-area Community College.
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If I receive the Marvy Finger Family Foundation Scholarship which schools can I attend?
Scholarship recipients may choose to enroll in a local community college including Houston Community College and San Jacinto College.
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What kind of factors does this scholarship consider for selection process?
Each application is evaluated based on the applicant’s interest in a career and technical program, grades, extracurricular activities, and financial need.
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How may the scholarship funds be used?
Scholarship funds can be used toward any educational expenses.
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What is NOT covered by the Marvy Finger Family Foundation Scholarship?
The scholarship does NOT include transportation to and from school, food cost, or housing.
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What do I have to do if I am awarded a scholarship?
- Complete the approved degree/certificate program within two years of acceptance
- Submit a copy of your unofficial transcript at the end of each semester
- Submit a copy of your student account summary upon registration each semester
- Maintain your program required GPA. View GPA requirements here: view requirements
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How do I get an application?
You can download & print the application from this website.
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When can I apply for this scholarship?
Graduating seniors can apply and submit applications by the deadline, which is Friday, February 4, 2022.
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Is there an interview process?
Yes, scholarship finalists are subject to personal interviews.
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What are the eligibility requirements for the Marvy Finger Family Foundation Scholarship?
Students are eligible to apply for a scholarship if they meet the following minimum criteria:
- Must be a citizen or legal permanent resident of the United States
- Meet federal definition of low socio-economic status or eligible for free or reduced lunch
- Must plan to enroll in a Career & Technical Education program at a local community college for the upcoming Fall semester
- Must have achieved a minimum 2.0 Grade Point Average (GPA) or 3.0 for Health Science programs
- Must complete the FAFSA application and submit SAR (Student Aid Report)
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How long does this scholarship last?
Recipients must enroll in a two-year workforce degree/certificate program. Students will be given two academic years to complete the program.