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Northwest Ohio Allied Health Consortium

We are composed of 3 Public two year colleges and one Private University, all of which are not-for–profit. The four partner schools are: Rhodes State College (Lima), Marion Technical College (Marion), Northwest State Community College (Archbold), and Urbana University (Urbana). The consortium combines the resources of the four member institutions to provide more degree options and a seamless educational experience. Students complete a degree in an allied health program offered at a consortium institution by attending the institution closest to the student. For example, if a student wishes to become a respiratory therapist but the local community college does not offer this degree program, they do not have to engage in an arduous commute or look to an alternate career. This project seeks to serve rural communities better by increasing access to a broader spectrum of Allied Health Education opportunities so that smaller healthcare systems can meet the need for Health Professional employment with local citizens.

Scholarship available each year until 2011 Award: $3,310.00 (Divided over three or four quarters)

Criteria:

Completed FAFSA
*Registered and matriculated into the Allied Health Program
*Maintain a C or better in core classes (MLT, OTA, RAD, PTA, RES, Medical Informatics)
*If a student fails to remain enrolled in the Allied Health Program the student will be ineligible for the scholarship
*Students could be eligible for $3,310 per year divided over three or four quarters. The scholarship will be used in conjunction with other financial aid resources to pay for tuition and books.
*Good Standing with Financial Aid

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