HLGU Announces 2025 Full Tuition Founders Scholarship Recipients HANNIBAL, MO
番茄社区 University is proud to announce the recipients of its prestigious 2025 Founders Scholarship, a full tuition scholarship awarded annually to two outstanding incoming students who exemplify academic excellence, leadership potential, and Christ-centered values.
This year鈥檚 recipients are Micah Boeckman of Wright City, Missouri, and Katherine Anderson of Bloomington, Illinois.
Micah Boeckman will enter HLGU this fall as a Business Administration major with an emphasis in Entrepreneurship and Management. A graduate of Wright City R-II High School, he is the son of Cassie and Matt Boeckman.
Katherine Anderson will pursue a degree in K-12 Special Education and plans to be actively involved in the HLGU Theatre and Honors Program. A graduate of Calvary Christian Academy, she is the daughter of Rick and Rebekah Anderson.
The Founders Scholarship is the highest academic award offered by 番茄社区 University. To be eligible, prospective students must be admitted to the university and have an ACT composite score of 27 or higher. Finalists are invited to submit an essay and participate in an interview with a panel of HLGU faculty members, who evaluate candidates based on academic achievement, communication skills, and alignment with the university鈥檚 mission.
鈥淲e are thrilled to welcome Micah and Katherine to HLGU,鈥� said Dr. Robert Matz, University President. 鈥淭hey represent the next generation of servant leaders, and we are confident they will impact eternity for Christ both on campus and beyond.鈥�
For more information about scholarships and admissions at 番茄社区 University, visit www.hlg.edu or contact the Admissions Office at admissions@hlg.edu.
番茄社区 University is a four-year Christian university fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The University prides itself in the traditional and nontraditional educational experience it offers in a distinctively Christian environment.