Two Peirce Students Awarded The Paradigm Scholarship For Working Women
Two Peirce Students Awarded The Paradigm Scholarship For Working Women
At Peirce, we are committed to making higher education accessible and affordable through innovative programs (like credit for prior learning and test out), flexible transfer policies, and tuition discount partnerships.
Another way Peirce makes higher education accessible and attainable is by helping our students fund their degrees through a robust menu of scholarship options and support. That’s why we dedicate a significant amount of time to helping our students find and apply for scholarships, such as The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia’s Paradigm Scholarship for Working Women.
The Paradigm Scholarship for Working Women, presented in conjunction with the Chamber’s Paradigm Award, is a merit-based scholarship that is awarded annually to local women employed by Chamber member companies, who are completing their undergraduate degrees. Each applicant must be a woman working up to 30 or more hours, who has completed at least one full year of college and is currently enrolled, and who has a minimum of five years of work experience. The scholarship awards up to $5,000 to be used for course-related expenses such as tuition, books, supplies, and equipment.
In the past, several Peirce students have been honored with this scholarship. We are proud to announce that this year there are two Peirce awardees of the Paradigm Scholarship for Working Women! The 2024 scholarship award recipients are:
- Jennifer LeBold – Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
- Princess Torres – Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies with a Human Services Leadership Track
Over the next few weeks, we will share stories about each of these distinguished students, and share photos from the Paradigm Awards luncheon on March 21, where they will all be honored.
Congratulations to Princess and Jennifer, and to all of the scholarship winners!
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