The Marigot Development Corporation (MDC) has proudly secured scholarships valued at $1.9-million for Dominican students to study in the United States, through its four-year old ‘Study in the US’ program.
Students to benefit from the funds are Yohna Telemaque and Jermin Languedoc of North East Comprehensive (NEC), Noni Georges of Convent High School (CHS) and Amarlia Bellot of Dominica State College (DSC).
They will join six students currently in the program.
The program targets students under 17 years old who are eligible for entrance at a US Private Boarding School.
Students are facilitated in preparing for the entrance exam (the SSAT), selecting schools, applying to the schools and obtaining scholarships.
Michael Pascal, Project Coordinator, said the organization is very pleased with the level of success at this stage in their program, although not all students receiving awards were able to take advantage of the opportunity.
The scholarship awards ranged from 80 percent to 90 percent of the total cost of Tuition & Board at these Private Boarding Schools.
Pascal is confident that if the students continue to excel at these elite boarding schools, they will be able to gain scholarships to continue their education at some of the top ranked colleges and universities in North America.
Preparation of the next group of students for the Private Boarding School program begins in September 2015.
That is so great. But why only two young men? We need to help young men more these days. The young
ladies always get through somehow but young men we need to promote so as to get them to keep from crime. Please do that next time.
Great!
proud of you leaders of Marigot we know you can make it congrats to our students keep it up
proud of you leaders of Marigot we know you can make congrats to our students keep it up
Run for your life, skerrit kill de country!
I hope the Marigot Project Cooperation is not interfered with by Skeritt and the Ministry of Education. Remember Hon Lugay and the Lindo Park Project.
love it
Great support!!!!
Good job Mike
Excellent guys keep it up. don’t give ministers a chance to use our young people.
Thumbs up to the Marigot Development Cooperation. Continue to pave the way for human resource development.
Nice Nice!! Keep it moving.