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UPMC Horizon Greenville Auxiliary accepting scholarship applications

GREENVILLE, January 3, 2012– The UPMC Horizon Greenville Auxiliary is accepting scholarship applications from traditional and non-traditional students in the health care field until Thursday, March 1.

Application forms have been distributed to guidance offices in the Commodore Perry, Conneaut Lake, Farrell, Greenville, Hermitage, Jamestown, Lakeview, Linesville, Mercer, Reynolds, and Sharpsville school districts, as well as Kennedy Catholic High School, Keystone Charter School, and the Mercer County Career Center. Applications are also available at the Sunny Horizons Gift Shop at UPMC Horizon’s Greenville campus.

Download the UPMC Greenville Auxiliary Educational Assistance Award Application (PDF).

Applicants must be high school graduates or the equivalent with at least a 2.5 grade point average, live within UPMC Horizon Greenville’s service area, and be accepted to a two- or four-year college or university with a major in an allied health program.
For more information about the scholarship program, call 724-588-3018.

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