Stephen C. Hiscox High School Senior Scholarship Program

EXTON CAMPUS- from Left to Right: Dominic Conicelli, Dealer Principal, Conicelli Autoplex - Kevin Mazzucola, Executive Director, Auto Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia - Peter Lustgarten, Dealer Principal, Concordville Nissan/Subaru -Donald VanDemark, Vice President/COO, Automotive Training Center - Bob Rafferty Sr., Dealer Principal, Rafferty Subaru - Dawn Matthews, Director of Service, David Dodge - Dr. Richard Hiscox, President/CEO, Automotive Training Center - Kimberly Ewing, Executive Director of Admissions, Automotive Training Center

EXTON CAMPUS- from Left to Right: Dominic Conicelli, Dealer Principal, Conicelli Autoplex – Kevin Mazzucola, Executive Director, Auto Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia – Peter Lustgarten, Dealer Principal, Concordville Nissan/Subaru -Donald VanDemark, Vice President/COO, Automotive Training Center – Bob Rafferty Sr., Dealer Principal, Rafferty Subaru – Dawn Matthews, Director of Service, David Dodge – Dr. Richard Hiscox, President/CEO, Automotive Training Center – Kimberly Ewing, Executive Director of Admissions, Automotive Training Center

Automotive Training Center is always looking for tomorrow’s brightest auto technicians. And every year from October through April, ATC conducts one annual Stephen C. Hiscox High School Senior Scholarship Program.

If you’re an active high school senior, you’re eligible to participate in the program. Ideal candidates show a high level of aptitude and a desire to succeed in the fields of automotive, hi-performance, diesel, collision repair, or marine service technology.

Each year, ATC awards ten scholarships (combined for both campuses) for a combined value of over $200,000.00 in institutional/tuition scholarships to those who are eligible. Watch our informational video to learn more about the ATC scholarship program.

WARMINSTER CAMPUS-from Left to Right: Hector Guzman, Field Director, Auto Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia - David Rogers, Fixed Operations Director, Piazza Management - Kimberly Ewing, Executive Director of Admissions, Automotive Training Center - Donald VanDemark, Vice President/COO, Automotive Training Center - Eric Watson, Director of Operations, Allentown Kia - Scott Hamer, Service Director, Gateway Kia - Patti Hanna-Levin, Service Director, Team Toyota - Alyssa Capano, Recruiting Manager, Fred Beans Automotive Group - Andrea Smith, Service Director, Rosenthal Auto

WARMINSTER CAMPUS-from Left to Right: Hector Guzman, Field Director, Auto Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia – David Rogers, Fixed Operations Director, Piazza Management – Kimberly Ewing, Executive Director of Admissions, Automotive Training Center – Donald VanDemark, Vice President/COO, Automotive Training Center – Eric Watson, Director of Operations, Allentown Kia – Scott Hamer, Service Director, Gateway Kia – Patti Hanna-Levin, Service Director, Team Toyota – Alyssa Capano, Recruiting Manager, Fred Beans Automotive Group – Andrea Smith, Service Director, Rosenthal Auto

Scholarship recipients may enroll in ATC’s full-time (day) Automotive and Hi-Performance Technology, Automotive and Diesel Technology, Collision Reconditioning Technology or Marine Service Technology program listed in the school catalog. The scholarship value will vary depending on the tuition rates in effect when the scholarship is awarded.

Initial judging of scholarship participants is based on the results of a written test. A distinct group of high achievers will be invited back to the campus to compete as finalists. An independent scholarship committee will then interview each finalist and determine the final scholarship recipients.

The value and number of scholarships for the ATC Stephen C Hiscox High School Scholarship Program for each campus are as follows:

  • 100% tuition – two per year
  • 50% tuition – one per year
  • 25% tuition – two per year

In addition to the ATC Stephen C Hiscox High School Scholarship Program, the school contributes many scholarships to other organizations that work with high school seniors. Each organization sets its own standards for awarding the scholarships; ATC has no input regarding who receives the scholarships.

The organizations that are beneficiaries of ATC scholarships are as follows:

  • Automobile Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia (ADAGP)
  • Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association (GNYADA)
  • New Jersey Cooperative Education Association (NJCEA)
  • New Jersey Marine Trades Association (MTA/NJ)
  • SkillsUSA PA Council, District 2, 4, 5 & 11 Championships
  • SkillsUSA (PA, NJ, DE) Council, State Championships
  • SkillsUSA – National Championships
  • Imagine America Foundation (IAF), High School Scholarship Program, Adult Award Program and Military Award Program

Students selected to receive more than one ATC-sponsored scholarship may only redeem the scholarship with the highest value. Scholarships can’t be combined with any other ATC scholarship and have no cash redemption value. Recipients are responsible for textbooks and other costs associated with enrollment. Please consult ATC’s school director for additional policies and procedures regarding scholarships.

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