Hope Collegiate Academy Senior Awarded Arkansas State’s Top Scholarship

Tara Henry, a senior at Hope Collegiate Academy, has received the A-State Scholar Scholarship from Arkansas State University. This scholarship, part of the university's Honors College, is awarded to only 35 students each year. Tara qualified for this scholarship through her impressive academic record, which includes a minimum ACT Superscore of 31 and a GPA of at least 3.500. The scholarship provides up to $14,000 annually.

Tara expressed her gratitude for the scholarship, noting that it makes her higher education goals more achievable. She credited her success to the hard work and the support from her academy. The scholarship helps alleviate the financial costs of college and recognizes her achievements during her high school years.

Hope Collegiate Academy, where Tara studies, is partnered with the Hope Public School District and the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana. The academy offers a dual curriculum, enabling students to earn both their high school diploma and an associate degree in three years. This program is free and takes place at the University of Arkansas-Hope campus. It is open to students starting in the 10th grade and aims to prepare them for academic and professional success.

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