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Scholarships

 

Scholarship Programs

 

Canvassing Scholarship Program

Students accepted into the Canvassing Scholarship Program may receive up to $1,000 towards their tuition each semester.  To be eligible for the scholarship, students must work in an OHC-approved canvassing program during the summer (10 weeks) and winter (3 weeks) breaks. Payment of all earnings from the OHC-approved canvassing program must be made directly to OHC. In return, each student's canvassing earnings will be matched dollar for dollar up to $1,000 per semester. If requested, students will receive money for living expenses, tithe, and offerings from the scholarship funds paid to OHC.

Students accepted into the Canvassing Scholarship Program are required to participate in the OHC canvassing programs during the first and second semesters as part of their vocational training.

Please contact our registrar's office at (870) 342-6210 ext. 1102 for more details.

Bible-Work Scholarship Program

Students accepted into the Bible Work Scholarship Program may receive up to $1,000 towards their tuition each semester.  To be eligible for the scholarship, students must work in an OHC-approved Bible-work program during the summer (10 weeks) and winter (3 weeks) breaks(this can be canvassing or Bible working). Payment of all earnings from the OHC-approved Bible-work program must be made directly to OHC. In return, each student's Bible-work earnings will be matched dollar for dollar up to $1,000 per semester. If requested, students will receive money for living expenses, tithe, and offerings from the scholarship funds paid to OHC.

Students accepted into the Bible-work Scholarship Program are required to participate in the OHC canvassing programs during the first and second semesters as part of their vocational training.

 

Worthy Student Scholarship

The worthy student grant is funded by donations received during the year. The scholarship was established to help those who, have done everything possible to pay for the semester bill, have no other outside financial help, and they still owe the school more than the minimum required for the coming semester registration.  The amount granted to each student is based on the funds available and on the student’s needs.  

In order to qualify for Worthy Students funds the student must: 

  • Submit a work plan with details of what they are doing to raise funds during the break to pay for their tuition the following semester.

  • Submit a report after break is over, listing their efforts and how much they received from it.

  • Apply for Worthy Student funds at least a week before registration day semester.

  • Pay to the school with funds available.

Student Financial Responsibility

OHC will assist students in their financial planning. However, responsibility for payment of college expenses rests with the student, regardless of any assistance which may be expected or received from parents, OHC, or other sources.

Before registering, each student must submit a Payment Contract to the Student Finance Office signed by the student indicating acknowledgment of this responsibility. Student financial responsibility includes awareness of information on student costs and means of paying those costs.

Ouachita Hills College is a nonprofit institution sponsored and operated by Ouachita Ministries, Inc. As a church-related institution, OHC supports its operations strictly through tuition income, contributions, and scholarships. OHC does not participate in any state or federal educational assistance programs or veterans assistance programs.

 

Recruitment Scholarship Program

OHC will credit a student’s account $500 for every additional student recruited who completes two semesters.

Ouachita Hills Academy (OHA) Scholarship

OHA graduates will receive $500 per semester for the first year regardless of their ACT scores.  Students are allowed to also apply for the Academic scholarship.

 

Well Rounded Recognition Grant

The well rounded recognition grant was established to recognize those students that put an extra effort to meet all their school commitments.  In order to qualify for this $250 scholarship, the student must meet the following requirements:

  • Have a GPA of 3.0 or above

  • Have no unexcused absences from classes, vocational labs, ACTS program or worships

  • Recommendation from canvassing director, vocational lab supervisor, and ACTS leader. 

Academic Scholarship

Academic Scholarship Level 2

Students that had an ACT score of 25 and over will get $1,000 scholarship per semester as long as they keep a 3.5 GPA .

Academic Scholarship Level 1

Students that had an ACT score of 20-24 and over will get $500 scholarship per semester as long as they keep a 3.25 GPA .

 

Other Matching Scholarships

For students who desire to work in other ministries (like summer camps, Messiah’s Mansion, etc,) during the summer and winter break, OHC will match 25% of approved program scholarships (maximum of $500 in matching funds). This will be applied over two semesters and on the condition that the student releases the earnings being matched to OHC and takes part in the OHC canvassing program during the school year.

Well Rounded Recognition Grant

The well rounded recognition grant was established to recognize those students that put an extra effort to meet all their school commitments.  In order to qualify for this $250 scholarship, the student must meet the following requirements:

  • Have a GPA of 3.0 or above

  • Have no unexcused absences from classes, vocational labs, ACTS program or worships

  • Recommendation from canvassing director, vocational lab supervisor, and ACTS leader.