Recipients must maintain a minimum 2.5 GPA and meet each semester with their assigned mentor. However, because this scholarship is restricted to single parent students, funding will end the semester after marriage. The scholarship was established to help single heads of household improve their ability to provide economically for their families. Children of Jack and ClaraMay Felt. Preference will be given to applicants desiring to enroll in a career-based program.
First preference is given to single mothers and then single fathers.
Financial need, letters of recommendation, and admission to the College. Tuition, books and related educational expenses. Students may attend full or part-time. Students are not required to attend consecutive semesters. Recipients are assigned to a mentor.