Monday, March 16, 2015

Ty Cobb Educational Foundation

 

Ty Cobb Educational Foundation


The Foundation was established by the late Tyrus R. Cobb for the purpose of assisting capable and deserving residents of Georgia who need financial assistance in completing their college education.                        
Foundation scholarships are granted to qualified students for the purpose of attending an accredited college or university full time.                                                                                                                                                                                               
Although Ty Cobb’s top annual salary as a baseball player was less than $40,000, his shrewd investments made him a financial success at an early age.                                                                                                                 
One of the many investments that contributed to his early success was the purchase of stock in a little-known Southern beverage company called Coca-Cola. Cobb’s financial prosperity eventually allowed him to establish a scholarship program that has to date assisted thousands of Georgians to attend college.
 

New Applicants Eligibility

Undergraduate students who are residents of Georgia, have demonstrated financial need, and have completed at least 30 semester or 45 quarter hours of academic credits with an average of “B” or higher in an accredited college or university are eligible to apply for Ty Cobb scholarships.
Students with higher academic averages and the greatest financial need will be given priority.
All forms and information must be postmarked by June 15. The transcript must be official and must include grades of the current spring semester or quarter.

1. A completed application form including a section stating the specific circumstances which cause you to request financial assistance.

2. A letter of recommendation from your academic dean or advisor.

3. Official transcripts of all college studies including spring semester or quarter grades.

4. 2013 tax return of you or your parents (whoever claims you on their tax return).

5. Completed FAFSA with your financial aid office.

THE APPLICANT IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR MEETING ALL DEADLINES.