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LTC (RET) and Nancy Mularkey Changing Lives Scholarship
The LTC (RET) and Nancy Mularkey Changing Lives Scholarship offers $1,000 to students enrolled in an Army ROTC program at . It's open to full-time undergraduates pursuing a bachelor's degree in criminal justice, education, or human services, who demonstrate financial need. Applications are due by December 31, 2026.
12.31.26
121 days left
$1,000
Award amount
6
Requirements
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- Army ROTC students at
- Undergraduates in criminal justice, education, or human services
Key highlights
- Award amount: $1,000
- Deadline: December 31, 2026
- Open to Army ROTC members at
Why apply
- Receive financial support to ease education costs
- Opportunity to highlight your academic and personal goals in the essay
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Review status
Apr 24, 2026
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Deadline urgency
121 days left
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Application difficulty
Easy
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Who can apply
- Must be a member of Army ROTC
- Resident of the U.S.
- Attending
- Full-time undergraduate student
- Pursuing a bachelor's degree in criminal justice, education, or human services
- Demonstrate financial need
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Status
Upcoming
Study levels
College freshman, College sophomore, College junior, College senior
Field of study
Education, Public Administration and Social Service, Security and Protective Services
Eligible institutions
Payout method
Not stated on the listing
Application plan
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Application signals
- Ensure you are enrolled in the Army ROTC program
- Verify full-time student status at
- Prepare a 500-word essay on how your NSU degree will change your life or the impact of the scholarship
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- Number of awards available
Red flags
- Scholarship is specific to students
- Requires enrollment in Army ROTC
Next steps
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- Prepare the required materials shown in this listing: Financial documentation (if required).
- Plan submission around the listed deadline: 12/31/2026.
- Use the application path to confirm eligibility, documents, and any updated deadline before submitting.
Example essays & guides
- Ltc Ret Terry Nancy Mularkey Changing Scholarship Essay Guide
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- Submit a current FAFSA to demonstrate financial need
- Maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA
- Write a compelling 500-word essay addressing the provided prompts
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Required documents
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- Financial documentation (if required)
Applying
Submit your application by December 31, 2026, including a 500-word essay and FAFSA to demonstrate financial need.
Award & payment
Amount: $1,000
Payout: Not stated on the listing
About the provider
Overview
The LTC (RET) and Nancy Mularkey Changing Lives Scholarship provides $1,000 to Army ROTC students at pursuing degrees in criminal justice, education, or human services. Apply by December 31, 2026.
Sponsor & application
Information last verified Apr 24, 2026.
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