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The K. Drake Scholarship offers $800 to support historically underserved graduating seniors from New London County, Connecticut, pursuing degrees in health care or human services.
04.22.26
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High school senior
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Business Management and Marketing, Education, Public Administration and Social Service
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Amount: $800
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This scholarship offers $800 to eligible high school seniors from New London County, Connecticut, who are pursuing studies in health care or human services.
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