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The Hathaway Scholarship Program provides money for all qualified Wyoming high school graduates to go to college. Learn which high

school courses are required to receive the different scholarship tiers and plan to reach these goals in order to earn money for your education.

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HONORS$1,680 per semester

math4 years

social studies3 years

language arts4 years

Foreign language2 sequenced years

science4 years

act score

25

Students must also take 2 years of either FINE ARTS, CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION, or additional FOREIGN LANGUAGE in grades 9 - 12. The foreign language courses do not need to be sequenced.

H.S. GPA3.5

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Performance1,260 / semesterLanguage Arts 4 yearsScience 4 yearsMath 4 yearsSocial Studies 3 yearsForeign Language 2 sequenced yearsACT Score 21High School GPA 3.0Additional Requirements on next page

performance$1,260 per semester

language arts4 years

Foreign language2 sequenced years

math4 years

social studies3 years

science4 years

H.S. GPA3.0

act score

21

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Students must also take 2 years of either FINE ARTS, CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION, or additional FOREIGN LANGUAGE in grades 9 - 12. The foreign language courses do not need to be sequenced.

opportunity$840 per semester

social studies3 years

language arts4 years

math4 years

act score

19

H.S. GPA2.5

science4 years

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Students must also take 2 years of either FINE ARTS or CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION in grades 9 - 12, or 2 years of FOREIGN LANGUAGE, one of which can come before grade 9. Foreign language courses must be sequenced.

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honors, performance& opportunityhathaway success curriculumrequirements through 2016 & beyond

mathMust take the following courses, which can occur before grade 9: Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, a Hathaway-approved additional course.

science4 years of Science to include at least 3 years of any of the courses listed and an additional approved course in grades 9 - 12: Biology I, Biology II, Geology I, Physics I, Physics II, Chemistry I, Chemistry II, Physical Science, Computer Science.

Language arts4 years of Hathaway-approved Language Arts courses in grades 9 - 12 that include the standards: Reading, Writing, Listening, & Speaking.

SOCIAL STUDIES3 years of Social Studies in grades 9 - 12 to include a combination of the subject matter listed: World History, American History, Geography, American Government, Economic Systems & Institutions.

FOReign languageHonors & Performance students must take 2 sequenced years of the same foreign language, which do not need to be back to back, one of which must be taken in grades 9 - 12. Opportunity students are not required to take a foreign language.

*H.S. Graduation Requirements - check with your counsel-or for more info**students may also qualify by taking the ACT Workkeys, a job skills test, with a score of 12 or better

provisionalopportunity$840 per semester

social studies*

science*

language arts*H.S. GPA2.5

act

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math*

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Students must also take 2 years of either FINE ARTS or CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION in grades 9 - 12, or 2 years of FOREIGN LANGUAGE, one of which can come before grade 9. Foreign language courses must be sequenced.

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provisional opportunityhathaway success curriculumrequirements through 2016 & beyond

mathCurrent high school graduation requirements, which must include at least two of these courses: Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry.

scienceCurrent high school graduation requirements. Check with your school counselor for more information.

Language artsCurrent high school graduation requirements. Check with your school counselor for more information.

SOCIAL STUDIESCurrent high school graduation requirements. Check with your school counselor for more information.

hathaway scholarship success curriculum planname:

math4 yrs

language arts4 yrs

science4 yrs

social studies3 yrs

gradelevel

9th - 12thgrade only

9th - 12thgrade only

9th - 12thgrade only

9th - 12thgrade only

9th - 12thgrade only

9th - 12thgrade only

Use a high school course catalog (and your transcript if you’ve already taken some Hathaway classes) to fill in the courses you need to obtain the Honors, Performance, Opportunity or Provisional Opportunity Hathaway Scholarship. You can also go to www.hathawayscholarships.org and find the Hathaway Success Curriculum for your school district and use that to complete your Hathaway Scholarship Success Curriculum Plan. The number of courses needed for the Honors and Performance level scholarship are indicated on this form after each subject area.

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hathaway scholarship success curriculum planname:

social studies3 yrs

foreign language2 sequenced yrs

fine arts2 yrs

career & tech ed2 yrs

additionalforeign language

2 sequenced yrs

9th - 12thgrade only

9th - 12thgrade only

1 high school level course before

grade 9 allowable

For 2016 Graduates & Beyond

Choose 2 years of either fine arts, career & technical education or an additional foreign language. These

courses must be taken in 9th - 12th grades.

Use a high school course catalog (and your transcript if you’ve already taken some Hathaway classes) to fill in the courses you need to obtain the Honors, Performance, Opportunity or Provisional Opportunity Hathaway Scholarship. You can also go to www.hathawayscholarships.org and find the Hathaway Success Curriculum for your school district and use that to complete your Hathaway Scholarship Success Curriculum Plan. The number of courses needed for the Honors and Performance level scholarship are indicated on this form after each subject area.

1 high school level course before

grade 9 allowable

HATHAWAY SUCCESS STORIES

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Katy Lynn WellsIs a graduate of Cheyenne Central High School and a current University of Wyoming student majoring in Communication with minors in International Studies and Marketing.

how hathaway helped

“Hathaway has made higher education not only accessible to me, but it has made it a journey rather than a burden. I have been able to make plans to study abroad, enjoy extracurriculars, join clubs and be a part of student organizations because Hathaway relieved so much of the financial pressure to get several jobs to pay for school.

Your college experience is ultimately up to you. It doesn’t matter where you end up, your future story is in your hands. So get involved, meet a lot of different people, and never underestimate your potential.”

DALTON AULLMANIs a graduate of Star Valley High School where hecompleted 3 years of welding and is now enrolledin the Diesel Technology program at WesternWyoming Community College.

how hathaway helped“The Hathaway Scholarship was well worth my time and effort in high school. The scholarship has paid for most of my schooling at WWCC. I only had to write a $250 check for my 1st semester in college.”

HATHAWAY SUCCESS STORIES

Derrek JerredIs a graduate of Campbell County High School and the University of Wyoming. He is currently the Business Development Specialist at Cheyenne LEADS.

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how hathaway helped“The Hathaway Program helped me believe that the state of Wyoming cared about me as a high school student going to college. A program investing dollars into me was huge. There really wasn’t another option when I looked at where I was going to continue my education and be debt free.”

HANS HUNTIs a rancher from Newcastle, and the first ever member of the legislature to go to college on the Hathaway Scholarship. He is currently serving his third term and is the House Majority Whip.

how hathaway helped“Because of the Hathaway, I was able to get all the way through my undergrad degree at UW without ever having to take out a student loan. Between it and a good summer job, I paid almost my entire way through school myself. This relieved me of having to work during the school year, which in turn meant I had time to run for the legislature while still in college.

No matter your interests or dreams, they should always be pursued. The Hathaway gives you a huge boost in making those dreams become a reality.”

aspire®

ACT® Aspire® maps learner progress from grades 3 through high school on a vertical scale, anchored to the scoring system of ACT®.

act®

The ACT® is a national college admissions test accepted by colleges and universities in the U.S. including the University of Wyoming and all seven Wyoming community colleges. The ACT® score is also used to qualify students for scholarships such as one of the Hathaway Scholarships.

• All Wyoming 11th grade students take this test• Score range: 1 - 36• Test subjects: English, Math, Reading, Science, Writing• Includes a career interest inventory to help students

map an education & job path.

college readiness testingaspire® and the act®

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college scholarshipinformation

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hathaway scholarship programwww.hathawayscholarships.org

Each community college and the University of Wyoming have additional scholarships. Check out their websites for more details.

casper collegeCasperwww.caspercollege.edu

central wyoming collegeRivertonwww.cwc.edu

eastern wyoming collegeTorringtonwww.ewc.wy.edu

laramie county communitycollegeCheyenne / Laramiewww.lccc.wy.edu

northwest collegePowellwww.nwc.cc.wy.us

northern wyoming communitycollege districtSheridan / Gillettewww.sheridan.edu

western wyoming community collegeRock Springswww.wwc.wy.edu

university of wyomingLaramiewww.uwyo.edu

estimated cost of attendingcollege in wyomingThese costs are based on a student being from Wyoming (an in-state resident), who lives in a residence hall on the college campus and who is attending school full time.

tuition& fees*

books &supplies

room &board**

totalcost

casper college

central wyoming college

eastern wyoming college

laramie countycommunity college

northwest college

northern wyomingcommunity

college district

$1,200

western wyoming community college

university of wyoming

$2,640 $6,294 $10,134

$1,200$2,712 $6,371 $10,283

$1,300$2,760 $6,136 $10,196

$1,200$3,144 $7,200 $11,544

$1,000$2,789 $5,100 $8,889

$1,360$2,760 $6,170 $10,290

$1,600$2,400 $5,434 $9,434

$1,200$4,898 $10,115 $16,213

*Tuition & Fees: The cost for taking college classes (credits). For financial aid purposes, the number of credit hours that are used to calculate the cost for tuition & fees can vary from institution to institution. Typically the cost for tuition is based on enrollment in between 12 and 16 credit hours. UW’s cost is based on 12+ credit hours per semester.**Room and board calculated using double-occupancy.

dear students,

In 2005, the state of Wyoming developed a program to give each Wyoming student the opportunity to attend college. The Wyoming legislature honored former Governor Stanley K. Hathaway by developing a scholarship program from the permanent Mineral Trust Fund he set up. Because of this Trust Fund, every year the state of Wyoming is able to invest over $16 million dollars and over 5,500 scholarships to students to help them go to college in Wyoming.

Wyoming students have a unique opportunity unlike any other state and the information here will help you get your Hathaway Scholarship! Every Wyoming student has the opportunity to use the Hathaway Scholarship. Don’t miss out; make sure you’re one of them!

Talk to your school counselor or go to hathawayscholarships.org for more information.

Sincerely,

The hathaway scholarship team