Health Advantage Credit Union Announces 2025 Student Scholarship Recipients
April 28, 2025
Saginaw, MI — Health Advantage Credit Union is proud to celebrate the 16th year of its Student Scholarship Program by awarding scholarships to five outstanding students pursuing higher education. With this year’s awards, Health Advantage has now granted a total of $71,500 in scholarships to 83 high school seniors and college students since the program’s inception.
The 2025 scholarship recipients were selected based on academic achievement, educational goals, and their dedication to personal and professional growth. Each award helps offset the cost of tuition, textbooks, and other expenses as recipients pursue their degrees.
The 2025 Health Advantage Scholarship recipients are:
- Lauren Bogart – $500 Currently enrolled at Delta College, Lauren is working toward a Business Management degree through the 3-in-1 program with Northwood University.
- Liliana Catrell – $1,000 A student at Alma College, Lily is double majoring in English and Spanish with aspirations of entering the publishing industry.
- Jaiden Keller – $1,000 A senior at Freeland High School, Jaiden will attend Delta College to pursue a degree in Sonography.
- Taylor Loring – $1,000 Currently enrolled at Delta College, Taylor is studying Architectural Technology.
- Matthew McNeil – $1,000 A senior at Bay City Western High School, Matthew plans to pursue a degree in Electrical Engineering and is currently deciding on his university.
“Each year, we’re inspired by the drive and determination of our scholarship recipients,” said Laura Crase, President & CEO of Health Advantage Credit Union. “These students represent the promise of tomorrow. They are not only working hard in the classroom, but have shown a genuine commitment to their communities. We’re proud to support their educational paths and congratulate each one on this well-earned recognition.”
The Health Advantage Student Scholarship Program continues to reflect the credit union's commitment to education, empowerment, and community impact.
