The Capital District Water Association of South Carolina Scholarship offers $2,500 to high school seniors or first-year college students who are members of the Water Association of South Carolina or their immediate families. Applicants must be pursuing an al field and have a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
06.01.26
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This scholarship offers $2,500 to eligible high school seniors and first-year college students interested in al studies.
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