Trapper-Achievement Level-Wyoming County Scholarship

IMPORTANT NOTE: THIS IS NOT A MONETARY SCHOLARSHIP. CLICK FOR DETAILS.

This Trapper notification is simply NWC’s method to communicate to you the anticipated amount of NWC Private Donor scholarship you may receive at a later date. If you receive a Private Donor award announcement in the spring or summer, this dollar amount will be removed from your application. The Private Donor announcement will replace this Trapper level.

Trapper-Achievement Level-Wyoming County Scholarships are available to high school and home school graduates and student who earn a GED who live Out of State at the time of scholarship application and enroll full time at NWC. To qualify, students must have a final high school GPA between 2.50-2.99, Pre-2014 GED test recipients must have a score between 500-539, Post-2014 GED test recipients must have a score between 157-163, HiSET test recipients must have an average score between 12-13, and Homeschooled students must have an ACT score between 19-20 (TASC recipients: contact the Financial Aid Office). Students must successfully complete (defined as A, B, C, D, P, or S) a minimum of 24 credit hours at the conclusion of the student’s academic year (fall & spring semesters added together). Eligible recipients receive one-half of their academic year Trapper scholarship each semester, with spring semester funding eligibility dependent upon their fall semester GPA (min of 2.5 required at end of fall semester). Students must maintain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least a 2.5 at mid-year (end of each fall semester), as well as after the conclusion of each spring semester to qualify for Trapper scholarships for the next academic year. Students must complete the online scholarship application each year to be considered for NWC Scholarships.