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USA awards scholarships to students attending Clarke County schools The University of South Alabama has awarded a total of $255,000 in scholarships, for the next four years beginning in the fall semester of 2007, to 12 graduates from Clarke County High Schools. Clarke Prep School: Thomas J. Motes, III has been awarded a $7,000 per year scholarship, a $1,000 book scholarship and a laptop computer. Charles M. Norris has been awarded a $2,500 per year scholarship and a $1,000 book scholarship. Thomasville High School: James H. Bedsole is the recipient of an $8,000 per year scholarship, a $1,000 book scholarship and a laptop computer. Colton J. Headley has been awarded a $7,000 per year scholarship, a $1,000 book scholarship and a laptop computer. James S. Vick is the recipient of a $7,500 per year Mildred C. Starnes Nursing Scholarship. Hannah L. Etheridge has been awarded a $2,500 per year scholarship and a $1,000 book scholarship. The students receive these scholarships based on their college entrance exam scores and their high school grade point averages. According to J. David Stearns, Ed. D., associate vice president for enrollment services at the University of South Alabama, these scholarships are very competitive and are offered to the most academically outstanding freshmen entering the University each fall semester. "USA has the reputation as one of the most modern, comprehensive and outstanding universities in the region and the country," Stearns said. "The quality of our faculty and the facilities at USA enables us to attract students with outstanding academic credentials."
He added that any major university or college would be proud to enroll such exceptional students and that USA is honored to have them join the freshman class.
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