| More than 3,200 West Virginia high school graduates have been awarded the state's PROMISE Scholarships, according to the state's Higher Education Policy Commission.
The merit-based program allows students to receive up to $4,750 that can be put toward tuition and fees at colleges and universities statewide.
The Higher Education Policy Commission declined to provide a list of Calhoun students receiving the scholarships this year, saying it was a violation of their [students] confidentiality.
To be eligible, students must receive a score of 22 on the ACT or a combined 1020 on the SAT. The student must also maintain a 3.0 GPA to secure the scholarship throughout college.
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