

For full consideration for all types of aid, including scholarships, you should complete a FAFSA form by March 1 proceeding the new academic year.
New freshmen:
New Freshmen are not required to complete a scholarship application form. Scholarships will be based primarily on high school academic records and ACT/SAT test scores on file with the Office of Admissions. Students must be fully admitted to Wayne College by March 1 in order to be considered for all available scholarships. Please note: Paul H. Smucker Memorial Scholarship requires an essay on goals and career paths. The Wayne College Dean's Scholarship requires a letter of recommendation.
Continuing Students and Transfer Students:
Continuing Students/Transfer Students must submit a Continuing Students and Transfer Students Undergraduate Scholarship Application no later than April 1 to be considered for scholarships for the following academic year.
Here are a number of scholarships specifically for Holmes County students attending Wayne College or the Holmes County Higher Education Center:
The following scholarships must be applied to individually to be considered:
The Baserman / Irving Family Scholarship
$500. This annual scholarship is held and administered through the Holmes County Education Foundation. It is designated to Holmes County residents attending the University of Akron Wayne College or its Holmes County Higher Education Center. Eligible part-time or full-time students must demonstrate a financial need. Awards are limited to tuition and student fees and shall be determined by Wayne College and the Holmes County Education Foundation. This scholarship is subject to the renewal guidelines of the Foundation.
Visit www.hcef.net for more information on this scholarship and application.
The French Ridge Title Company Scholarship
$500. This scholarship is held and administered through the Holmes County Foundation. Part-time or full-time student, female, graduate of West Holmes High School, Holmes County resident, financial need, attending Wayne College or its Holmes County Higher Education Center with a goal to complete a bachelor's degree. Renewable.
Visit www.hcef.net for more information on this scholarship and application.
View a listing of all Wayne College scholarships
Through a grant from the Holmes County Department of Job & Family Services, the Holmes County Higher Education Center has scholarship money for individuals who qualify for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
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Students attending The University of Akron Wayne College Holmes County Higher Education Center may also be eligible for Akron campus scholarships. Students can apply for Akron campus scholarships online.