Hidden Promise Scholars Program
Hidden Promise Scholars (HPS) are students in the eighth through twelfth grade who hold the hidden promise for central West Virginia. Selected by county superintendents and principals, these students will interact with Glenville State University students and faculty and explore the vistas that a college education opens. Hidden Promise Scholars will mentor with college students at their home schools and participate in an array of campus visits.
Upon high school graduation, Hidden Promise Scholars enrolling at Glenville State University will receive an annual $1,000 scholarship. The annual grant is renewable throughout their enrollment at GSU as full-time students maintaining standard academic progress. The Hidden Promise Scholars program is the result of an alliance of Glenville State University and county school districts across West Virginia and in Ohio and Connecticut. The alliance was formed to unlock the region’s paramount “hidden promise.” These school districts and GSU believe that increased college enrollment is the key to unlocking that potential.
Hidden Promise Scholars are encouraged to attend Glenville State University athletic events, musical performances, and theatrical performances. They are reminded to bring their college ID for free admission.
Contact
Jeremy Carter
Academic Success Counselor
Hidden Promise Coordinator
Academic Success Center
RFK Library, 3rd Floor
304-462-6060
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