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2021 Graduates 2021 Graduates Scholarship Information Access to Excellence Scholarship $8,000.00 New Student Book Dollars $600.00 Achievement Scholarship $24,000.00 President’s Scholarship $44,000.00 Association Of Graduates Scholarship – West Point $225,000.00 Provost Scholars Award $16,296.00 Athletic Scholarship – Emory & Henry College $30,000.00 Residential Scholarship – Wingate University $40,000.00 Auburn University $20,000.00 South Carolina Need Based Grant $14,160.00 Belk Scholarship $100,000.00 South Carolina Troopers Association Scholarship $1,000.00 Bluegrass Spirit Scholarship $20,000.00 The Academic Distinction Scholarship $8,000.00 Bull Dog Pride Scholarship $8,000.00 The Cutlass Scholarship $52,000.00 Cincinnatus Century Scholarship $8,000.00 Upstate Chancellor II Scholar $20,000.00 Cincinnatus Out-of-State Award $12,000.00 USC Deans Scholar Award $12,000.00 Coastal Scholar Award $11,640.00 USC University Scholar $8,000.00 College of Charleston Merit Scholarship $24,000.00 University of South Carolina $64,180.00 Boston University College of Fine Arts Scholarship $20,000.00 USCB Life Plus Scholarship $8,000.00 Commuter Scholarship $8,000.00 Warren Wilson College Work Grant $8,688.00 Dean’s Award $4,000.00 Warren Wilson Honor Scholarship $16,000.00 DePauw Music Performance Award $30,000.00 Warren Wilson Presidential Scholar $48,000.00 DePauw School of Music Audition Award $4,000.00 Wingate CB $11,540.00 DePauw Tyler Grant $4,000.00 Wingate Grant $16,000.00 DePauw University Merit Scholarship $160,000.00 Wingate Trustee Scholarship $176,000.00 Federal Direct Subsidized Loan $56,928.00 Winthrop Premier Scholar $28,000.00 Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan $77,960.00 Winthrop Scholarship $11,200.00 Eagle Promise Scholarship - Winthrop $8,000.00 Early Deposit Award – Liberty University $2,000.00 TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT $2,410,880.00 Excellence Grant $12,000.00 South Carolina Scholarships: Federal Pell Grant $230,608.00 (9) Palmetto Fellows Scholar Nominees: $241,200.00 Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant $11,200.00 (100) Life Scholarship Candidates $2,000,000.00 Federal Work Study $8,000.00 (186) Hope Scholarship Candidates $520,800.00 Florida Southern College Scholarship $280,000.00 (295) Total State Scholarships: $2,762,000.00 Founders Scholarship $92,000.00 Howard College Full Ride (2) $11,692.00 Full Ride – College of Charleston $52,068.00 2020-2021 Furman University Bell Tower Scholarship $88,000.00 Total Scholarships: $5,172,880.00 Furman University Vocal Scholarship $40,000.00 GI Bill – USC Beaufort $42,920.00 HEERF II Grant $400.00 Indiana Wesleyan University Grant $28,800.00 Total Number of Graduates: * 418 Jacobs School of Music Premier Young Artist Award $14,000.00 Liberty Academic Scholarship $30,000.00 Post-Secondary Colleges, Training, & Military 80% of the 2021 Senior Class Enrolling in Advanced Training; 4% Military; 16% Workforce Abilene Christian University Florida Southern College Oglethorpe University University of California, Davis Agnes Scott College Florida State University Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College University of Cincinnati American Intercontinental University Francis Marion University Paul Mitchell School University of Georgia Anderson University Furman University Pearl River Community College University of Iowa Appalachian State University Greenville Technical College Piedmont Technical College University of Kentucky Auburn University Horry-Georgetown Technical College Presbyterian College University of Minnesota Baruch College Howard College Queens University University of North Carolina -Asheville, Charlotte Baylor University Indiana University Bloomington Roanoke College University of Pittsburgh Boston University Indiana Wesleyan University Rochester Institute of Technology University of San Francisco Champlain College Jacksonville University St. John’s University University of South Carolina Charleston Southern University Johnson & Wales University South Carolina State University - Aiken, Beaufort, Columbia, Lancaster, Sumter, Upstate The Citadel Knox College Southern New Hampshire University University of Tampa Claflin University Lander University Spartanburg Community College University of Tennessee Clemson University Lenoir-Rhyne University Spartanburg Methodist College University of Texas Coastal Carolina University Liberty University Suffolk University Virginia Commonwealth Univ Coker College Louisburg College Technical College of the Lowcountry Warren Wilson College College of Charleston Mercer University Thomas Nelson Community College Western Carolina University Converse College Middle Georgia State College Tri-County Technical College West Virginia University DePauw University Midlands Technical College Trident Technical College Wingate University East Tennessee State University North Carolina Central University Troy University Winthrop University Emory & Henry College North Greenville University United States Marine Academy Wofford College Florence-Darlington Technical College Ogeechee Technical College University of Alabama York Technical College *Total Number of Graduates January and June .
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