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BUCKHANNON, W.Va. — West Virginia Wesleyan College and the West Virginia United Methodist Church Foundation are partnering together to launch a new scholarship program for entering students.
The scholarship will provide a one-year $1,500 award for an entering freshman student from each of the nine districts in the West Virginia Conference: Northern, Mon Valley, Potomac Highlands, Little Kanawha, Wesleyan, Western, Midland South, Greenbrier, and Southern.
The eligibility requirements include:
- An entering West Virginia Wesleyan College freshman with demonstrated financial need,
- A confirmed member of The United Methodist Church, and
- A minimum high school grade point average of 3.25.
Each candidate must complete a scholarship application.
Scholarship applications can be obtained by contacting Lauren Weaver, United Methodist Church liaison and spiritual life coordinator, at weaver.l@wvwc.edu or 304-473-8007.
