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    Raymond C. and Martha Ross Hood Scholarship Endowment for Accounting Studies

    Community Foundation of Wabash County · Foundation program

    Data verified Nov 2026 · CollegesRef 2026–27 edition

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    Award

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    Deadline

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    Checked against the official page on Nov 6, 2026.

    About this scholarship

    Inspired by Martha Ross Hood's upbringing in her family's retail business and her subsequent experiences in the commercial world, this specialized endowment is dedicated to supporting students who are pursuing degrees in accounting. The program aims to assist future business professionals in acquiring the financial and analytical skills necessary to succeed in the corporate and retail sectors.

    Who can apply

    • Resident of Indiana
    • Undergraduate
    • College 1st year or College 2nd year or College 3rd year or College 4th year
    • Must be pursuing a degree in accounting or business-related studies.

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    Award details

    Amount
    Amount varies
    Number of awards
    Not stated
    Renewable
    One-time or not stated
    Merit-based
    Not stated
    Need-based
    Not stated
    Essay required
    Not stated

    Key dates

    1. Applications open

      Open now or not stated

    2. Deadline

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    3. Winners notified

      Not stated

    As published: See the official page for current dates.

    How to apply

    1. Apply online through the foundation's portal, specifying interest in accounting or business studies.
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    Provider and source

    Provider
    Community Foundation of Wabash County
    Last verified
    Nov 6, 2026

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