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RHS bulletin spotlights college scholarship application available via QR at the studio center

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Summary

A student segment directed students to apply for a scholarship by scanning a QR code at the studio center; details on award size and eligibility were not specified.

Candela, a student reporter, told students to visit the studio center and scan a QR code to apply for a scholarship to help cover college classes next year.

The segment prompted students to act quickly and said the application can be completed with a phone at the studio center. Candela did not specify the scholarship name, award amount, eligibility rules, application deadline, or how winners will be selected; those details were not provided in the bulletin.

The announcement paired with brief on-air reactions elsewhere in the bulletin from students celebrating college acceptances; one student said he was accepted to California State University, Fullerton and added that he will need scholarships. The bulletin did not identify staff or a counselor to contact for more scholarship details.

Students seeking the scholarship should go to the studio center as directed and scan the QR code; additional eligibility and award details were not specified in the segment.