The ECAP program provides financial assistance to qualifying students, but ECAP is much more than a scholarship. Starting with a three-week summer bridge program and continuing through graduation and beyond, ECAP students become part of a family and are guided on a path to success. “The financial support from the ECAP scholarship program will certainly help alleviate the stress of having to pay for my degree, but it will also help me be part of a group of people who will support one another and help each other succeed throughout our time at the U of A,” Yhoss said.

After graduating this May with his high school diploma and Associate of Arts degree from the Hope Collegiate Academy, Axel plans to major in Computer Engineering with a concentration in Cybersecurity.

Please join everyone at the Hope Collegiate Academy and UAHT in congratulating Axel Yhoss on this remarkable accomplishment.

About the Hope Collegiate Academy:

The Hope Collegiate Academy is a partnership between the Hope Public School District and the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana. The academy provides students with a three-year curriculum that allows them the opportunity to complete a high school diploma and an associate degree simultaneously. The academy is a public school that is free of charge and is located on the University of Arkansas-Hope campus. Students who will be entering the 10th grade can apply to the academy. To apply, visit https://www.uaht.edu/academics/hope-collegiate-academy.php.