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Explore College and Career Opportunities at Eudora High School with Cardinal U!
Cardinal U at Eudora High School empowers students to earn college credit, career and technical education certifications, and real-world experience through partnerships with universities and technical schools. This guide provides families with details about dual credit course options, tuition costs, certification programs at Peaslee Tech, and how students can get ahead in their chosen paths—whether that’s college, career, or both!

Truity Credit Union - Cardinal U Scholarship Opportunity 

Funded by Truity Credit Union and administered by the Eudora Schools Foundation, this scholarship ensures all EHS students can access college-level opportunities regardless of financial barriers. Awards cover tuition only and are distributed directly to partnering colleges. Award amounts vary and are based on available funding. 
 

Who can apply? 

  • Eudora High School Students officially approved to participate in Cardinal U college courses (in person or online). 

Partner Colleges: Allen Community College, Baker University, Emporia State University, and Johnson County Community College

Deadlines:

  • Fall Semester: Opens August 1 and closes October 15, 2026. (Update 09/2026- All funds have been allocated, so application is closed.)
  • Spring Semester: Opens November 1 and closes February 15, 2027. 

Applications reviewed on a rolling, first-come, first-served basis. Funding is limited - apply early. 

Maintaining Eligibility:

  1. Earn a C or higher in all college courses
  2. Submit a new application each semester
  3. Notify Jessica Johnson, assistant principal, of any schedule changes
  4. Withdrawals or dropped courses may require reimbursement

Apply and complete the online form using the link below:

Complete the online form: Truity Credit Union - Cardinal U Scholarship Application 

 

For any questions contact Shanda Hurla, Eudora High School post-secondary success coordinator, at shandahurla@eudoraschools.org

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