Why is the scholarship for two years at a tribally controlled community college and then two years at a State supported college or university?
The Board is advised that those students who initially attend a two-year tribal college have a better chance for success than those students who are immediately immersed in a ‘large school’ environment. Many of the Reservation high schools have very small graduating classes, and the two year college provides and excellent opportunity to adapt to college academics and the college experience. Each of the seven Reservations in Montana has its own onsite tribal college. 6.
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- My school is in another state than Washington and it does not have any scholarship or college fairs. Does Scholarship Junkies make presentations at high schools outside of Washington?
- Why is the scholarship for two years at a tribally controlled community college and then two years at a State supported college or university?
- Is a degree earned through MTC School of Theology equivalent to a degree earned in a state supported college or university?
