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Resources for non-JBU scholarships.

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Single Parent Scholarship

Scholarships are awarded to eligible single parents who have primary custodial care of at least one minor child, live in Arkansas, and are current or future undergraduate students. Other criteria may apply and varies by county. For more information, visit the Arkansas Single Parents Scholarship website.

Tribal Scholarship

Native American and Tribal scholarships are available to qualified students. To learn more, contact your Tribe.

Additional Resources:

These are a few of the many websites that provide students with free information about scholarships and financial aid. While we do not endorse any third party scholarship source, we advise against utilizing companies or organizations that require payment for financial assistance information or applications.

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