STUDENT ELIGIBILITY

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The ATB scholarship is awarded to high school students who pass the ATB exam, and enroll into one of our partner schools. 

The Ability to Benefit (ATB) program allows low-skilled individuals to access necessary workforce training and education that can help lift them out of poverty. 

It does so by allowing individuals without a high school diploma or equivalent to qualify for federal financial aid for postsecondary education when they participate in an eligible career pathway.

The scholarship ranges from $500-$1,000.

No. The scholarship is a grant, not a loan. 

Once we verify your enrollment, the money will be deposited the following Friday. 

Yes. You will be eligible for our first year scholarship  awards up to $8,500. 

Educapital partners with in-demand accredited schools, that provide high outcomes, high placement rates, and high value programs. 

All students accepted into our partner schools are automatically eligible for scholarship.

Once you apply for the scholarship, the list of schools will be included in your awards letter. 

No. The application is free. 

The test can be taken online.

Once you apply for the scholarship, please contact one of our partner schools to schedule an appointment. 

There is no fee for the test. 

The free Wonderlic practice test will help you prepare.

https://www.mometrix.com/academy/wonderlic-test/

1. Apply for the ATB scholarship.

2. Contact an Educapital partner school.
3. Take the ATB test. 

Please email Mr. Ed Wood at ed@edu-capital.org