Río Hondo Dance Program Scholarships
Congratulations to the following Limon West Coast Summer Program Scholarship Recipients:
David Bernal (full-time)
Jaylani De La Cruz (part-time)
Clarissa Caguioa (part-time)
Tori Lopez (1st runner-up) or Rivka Villanueva (2nd runner-up) will receive the scholarship sponsored by the Río Hondo Dance Program.
Past Scholarship Recipients
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2018-2019 Dance Scholarship
The Río Hondo Dance Program is pleased to announce Victoria ‘Tori’ Lopez as the recipient of the 2018-2019 Dance Scholarship. The $900 award went towards her studies at Río Hondo and to the West Coast Limon Summer Program at California State University, Fullerton.
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Dancer of the Year
2018 Amanda Simmons
2017 Luzely Lopez
2016 Venus Fields
2015 David Bernal and Sheena Castillo
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West Coast Limon Summer Program Scholarship Winners
2018: David Bernal, Jaylani De La Cruz, Clarissa Caguioa
Río Promise: Free Tuition for Two Years
Come earn your AA in Dance for free with the Río Promise!
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Year 1 — To Qualify for Year 1 Students Must:
- Enroll at Río Hondo College as a first-time college student
- Enroll in a minimum of 12 units each term
Submit a FAFSA or California Dream Act Application, each year - Priority deadline for FASFA and DREAM Act is March 2 prior to enrolling at Río Hondo College. Students have until February 15 of the first year at Río Hondo College to complete
- Complete all required forms from the Financial Aid Office
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Year 2 — To Qualify for Year 2 Students Must:
- Have been enrolled at Río Hondo College as a first-time college student during the previous academic school year
- Have completed 24 units with a minimum of a 2.0 GPA from Río Hondo College
- Be enrolled in at least 12 units each semester (Fall and Spring) during the 2nd year
- Submit a FAFSA or California Dream Act Application by February 15 of the second year of college
- Complete all required forms from the Financial Aid Office
Additional information about qualifying for the program includes:
- Accommodations for minimum enrollment may be provided, as appropriate to students in the Disabled Students Program & Services
- Students must be California residents, permanent residents, or qualify for the California Dream Act
- Students are responsible for paying the health fee, student fees, upper division course fees, material fees, and parking, when applicable
How can a student start with Río Promise?
- Apply to Río Hondo College: Submit an application online
- Online orientation & assessment/placement tool: To complete, go to AccessRío
- Educational plan: Complete one of the following:
- Attend an Educational Planning Workshop, or
- Enroll in a Counseling 105 class (if offered at your high school), or
- Make an appointment with a Río Hondo College Counselor
FAFSA/Dream Act
- Complete the FAFSA at studentaid.gov
(School Code: 001269), or the - CA Dream Act
(School Code: 00126900)
Questions:
If you need help with these steps, connect with the Río Hondo College Outreach Representative at your high school, or call the First Year Success Center at (562) 463-6650.