Pictured recently at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) was Emma Fennell from Kilrush, Co. Clare, who received an Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship to the Bachelor of Education (Primary Teaching) programme at MIC. The scholarship, valued at €2,000, was awarded on the basis of high-level CAO points obtained in the Leaving Certificate Examination. Emma, who attended Kilrush Community School, received an impressive 613 points in her LC exams. Pictured here with Prof. Niamh Hourigan, Vice President of Academic Affairs, MIC. MIC offers a range of financial initiatives for incoming students such as Entrance Scholarship of which there are up to 50 offered per annum, CAO Concession Schemes, Sports Scholarships and various other bursaries. Further information available on www.mic.ie/scholarships
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Six Clare students have been awarded an Entrance Scholarship from Mary Immaculate College in recognition of their Leaving Cert results.
Kilrush’s Emma Fennell and John McMahon, Fahriye Dilmac from Clonlara, Clarecastle’s Jane Tuohy, Zoe Roche from Kilkee and Ailbhe Doherty from Ennis are among 47 students to be recognised by the institution this week.
The scholarships are worth 2000 euro each, with many of those awarded the prize achieving the maximum of 625 points in the State exams last year.
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The six students have gone on to study the areas of Education and Liberal Arts.
