University of Oklahoma Announces Howard Scholarship for Pawhuska High School Graduates, Up to 30,000 Dollars a Year for Four Years

NORMAN, Oklahoma — Beginning fall 2026, graduates of Pawhuska High School in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, will be eligible to receive a last dollar scholarship of up to 30,000 dollars annually for four years while attending the University of Oklahoma through the David and Sally Polk Howard Scholarship, made possible through a gift from the estate of David G. Howard.
To qualify for the 2026 to 2027 school year, an incoming freshman must graduate from Pawhuska High School, apply to OU by February 1 of the senior year, be admitted as a first time, full time freshman entering directly from high school, file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid by March 1 of the senior year, and enroll as a full time student each semester, with annual renewal conditions published by the university.
Students can submit the OU Application online or explore the OU Admissions and Recruitment website for further information, according to the university announcement.
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