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Jr. and Marjorie Hardman Scholarship

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The Jr. and Marjorie Hardman Scholarship supports full-time college sophomores at who are pursuing a bachelor's degree. This award targets students who exhibit academic achievement and demonstrate financial need. Special consideration is given for West Virginia residents.

07.17.26

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$500

Award amount

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Jul 16, 2026

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  • Resident of the U.S. Attending College sophomore Seeking a bachelor's degree fulltime Exhibit academic achievement Demonstrate financial need Preference is given to West Virginia residents.

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Status

Open

Study levels

College sophomore

Field of study

Education

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Amount: $500

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Who may apply: Resident of the U.S. Attending College sophomore Seeking a bachelor's degree fulltime Exhibit academic achievement

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Information last verified Jul 16, 2026.

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