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ADHE Scholarship Application Management System - Scholarship - TAC Arkansas Teacher Academy Scholarship | TAC The following information is intended as a general overview of the program for those applying, or who are considering applying, for the scholarship and is not intended to be a comprehensive compilation of program requirements. For complete information, please refer to the program’s rules and regulations.
Disclaimer: The laws, rules, regulations, award amounts, amount of awardees, eligibility criteria, funding per program, etc., are subject to change at any point prior to, during, or after application through the SAMS application. These changes will be based on changes in law or funding provided by the Arkansas General Assembly. It is understood that ADHE is not at fault for any changes that occur to any financial aid program.
In addition, awards for all ADHE programs are limited by the availability of funds. The Arkansas Teacher Academy Scholarship is a program that offers aspiring and current teachers up to $6,000 for tuition and program fees each semester for undergraduate studies. For every year a student receives funding, the student is required to teach in an Arkansas public school.
Graduate programs may also be covered with the same work requirement. Requirements: Within one year of completion, Academy attendees must teach in an Arkansas public school for each year of funding received.
October 1 – Teacher Academy application for the Spring semester opens January 10 – Spring semester deadline January 15 – Teacher Academy application for the Fall semester opens July 1 – Fall semester deadline *You must be enrolled in Spring semester to be eligible for Summer sessions. Frequently Asked Questions Scholarship Deadline to Apply See below for basic eligibility information.
For more detailed information on eligibility requirements, please contact David John at (501) 371-2062. Up to $6,000 per semester for tuition and program fees Students with some or no college credit can qualify. However, they must maintain satisfactory academic progress each semester, towards becoming a licensed teacher in Arkansas.
Important Note : The following information is intended as a general overview of the program for those who are applying, or who are considering applying, for the scholarship and is not intended to be a comprehensive compilation of program requirements. For complete information, please contact David John at (501) 371-2062. Students are not required to reapply each semester or year to continue to receive the scholarship.
The scholarship is renewed on a yearly basis after each Spring semester as long as the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. If you are awarded over your Federal Cost of Attendance Budget at your institution for the semester or academic year, your scholarship may be reduced. Scholarships are reduced in the order listed in the Stacking Law linked below.
Arkansas Scholarship Stacking Law Basic Eligibility Criteria Be an Arkansas resident (at least 12 months prior to enrollment and a US citizen/lawful permanent resident) Maintain satisfactory academic progress. Commit to teaching in an Arkansas public school. Be accepted to their institution’s Teacher/Educator Preparation or similar program.
**Failure to complete required teaching requirement will result in awarded money converting into a loan, that must be repaid by the recipient.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Arkansas residents enrolled full-time in an eligible teacher education program in Arkansas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $4,000 per year. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Arkansas Teacher Education Grant Program is funded by Arkansas Department of Higher Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arkansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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