Pictured left to right: Amanda Arvay, Eva Bilange, and Grace Highness
Eva Bilange from San Diego, CA, Grace Highness from Lake Park, MN, and Amanda Arvay from McMurray, PA, have been awarded Wilson Scholarships for next fall.
The Wilson Scholarship annually provides two full tuition and four $14,000 scholarships for four years, three are awarded each fall, and three each spring. The scholarship was established in memory of the late Dr. John L. Wilson and his wife, Palma.
To be eligible for the Wilson Scholarship, each student must write an essay, participate in two separate interviews, have a minimum of 3.5 GPA, and a 24 composite ACT or a 1090 SAT.
Eva Bilange was awarded a Full Tuition Wilson Scholarship. Eva is the daughter of Christine Bilange and plans to pursue a degree in communication.
Grace Highness was awarded a $14,000 Wilson Scholarship. Grace is the daughter of Paul and Missy Highness, and plans to pursue a degree in biochemistry.
Amanda Arvay was awarded a $14,000 Wilson Scholarship. Amanda is the daughter of Scott and Mary Arvay, and plans to pursue degrees in theatre and secondary education.
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Posted:April 6, 2016
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