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The Harolyn Atwater Torain Leadership Scholarship is a $5,000 per year ($2,500 for fall semester and $2,500 for spring semester) for potential value of up to $20,000. Additionally, recipients will participate in an Inclusive Excellence Program that will include various leadership, community service and cultural experiences throughout the academic year. A total of 20 scholarships will be awarded annually. This scholarship supersede any scholarship awarded through the admissions process at USI, including, but not limited to: David L. Rice Scholarship, Illinois Regional Award, Kentucky Regional Award, Deans Scholarship, Provost Scholarship, etc.
The Harolyn Atwater Torain Leadership Scholarship is renewable for 6 additional semesters beyond the initial award year (total of 8 consecutive semesters from the date of initial enrollment), or until first undergraduate degree is completed, whichever comes first.
The scholarship may be renewed automatically if the student successfully completes 24 USI credit hours each academic year (fall/spring) and earns a 2.50 cumulative USI grade point average. Recipients must maintain satisfactory participation in the Inclusive Excellence Program. The Office of Student Financial Assistance will evaluate earned hours after the spring semester. Students may make up deficits in earned hours in summer at in-state rates. Courses used to make up deficits in earned hours must be taken at USI.
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