Students
Tuition Fee
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Details
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Business Administration | Educational Administration
Area of study
Business and Administration | Education
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Introduction to the Waterbury Promise Program

The Waterbury Promise program was established in 2022 to support talented students from Waterbury in attending college. This initiative aims to eliminate financial barriers, foster a college-going culture within Waterbury's public schools, and provide essential support to ensure students' success in higher education.


Program Details

The Waterbury Promise provides eligible scholars with up to $20,000 in financial aid to attend any accredited Connecticut-based school or university. This scholarship is awarded as a last-dollar scholarship, supplementing other forms of financial aid to cover the full cost of tuition.


Partnership and Goals

Southern is partnering with Waterbury to help students achieve their bachelor's degrees, thereby transforming their lives and contributing to the development of their community. The program focuses on strengthening the college-going culture in Waterbury public schools and ensuring that students have the necessary support to succeed in college.


Eligibility and Benefits

  • The program is designed for talented Waterbury students.
  • Eligible scholars can receive up to $20,000 in financial aid.
    • This aid is specifically for attending accredited Connecticut-based schools or universities.
    • The scholarship is awarded as a last-dollar scholarship, ensuring that students' financial needs are met after other forms of aid have been applied.

Outcome and Impact

The Waterbury Promise aims to make a significant impact on the lives of Waterbury students by providing them with the financial support and resources needed to pursue higher education. By partnering with Southern, the program seeks to not only help students achieve their academic goals but also to contribute to the transformation of their community.


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