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The Last House College Scholarship 2019
College Scholarship from The Last House
The Last House is dedicated to furthering the personal development of those who are trying to improve their lives. In that spirit, we are offering a $1,000 college scholarship to individuals who are interested in mental health education. Ideally, we would like to choose a candidate whose life has been affected by Drugs or Alcohol and who is looking to help those who are still suffering.
Requirements
-U.S. citizen or permanent U.S. Resident
–Deadline for submissions is Dec 10th 2020
-Enrolled or accepted in an accredited college or university
-High School seniors are encouraged to apply
-Minimum GPA of 3.0
-Consent to be listed as the winner of The Last House College Scholarship on our website
-Awarded funds must be spent on college tuition, room/board, or other education related expenses.
How to Apply
Applicants must provide basic student information along with a Personal Statement in essay form (500 words max) as to why they deserve The Last House College Scholarship. Expressed interest in drug and alcohol treatment or mental health is preferred. Applicants can optionally provide an additional essay or letter on our Google form.
The Last House
The Last House Sober Living is dedicated to helping those struggling with addiction on their path out of the darkness and into the light of life in recovery.
We Have a Winner for the December 10 Deadline!
We are pleased to announce that have selected the winner of our first college scholarship. Rebecca Watkins really moved us with her story and her commitment to help others. We received so many great applications and it was amazing to see how many students are dedicated to help heal the wounds that addiction has caused. We would like to thank everyone who applied and congratulations Rebecca, you deserve it!
Congratulations Rebecca!
After having completed my associate’s degree in nursing I have discovered the need to continue on with my education to obtain my bachelor’s degree in order to make a larger impact on the patients that I have the honor of serving.
