ASU student Jessica Lopez has a go-for-broke attitude when it comes to her life and education. That outlook garnered her a Voyager Scholarship for Public Service, which covers her entire tuition for an undergraduate degree in business administration at ASU. She plans to use her education to advocate for people with disabilities.
Grace and Ryan O'Sullivan are about one-third of the way toward raising the $25,000 that is required to endow the Gritty Scholarship, which will provide resources for students who show perseverance and grit while working through school.
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