Scholarships are a great way for college-bound students to subsidize the cost of college.
Many colleges award scholarships at the time of admission to students who meet academic benchmarks (as determined by each, individual college). Do your research and plan ahead. Many of these scholarships have application deadlines.
Remember to check with your parent/guardian about scholarships that may be available through their places of employment.
The Park Center Scholarship Bulletin is updated frequently. Below is the most current bulletin. The CRC posts many scholarships and reminders on Schoology. It is important students check Schoology announcements too.
Jack Kent Cooke College Scholarship Program: is a scholarship program available to high-achieving high school seniors with financial need who seek to attend and graduate from the nation's best four-year colleges and universities.
Page Education Scholarship: The Page Education Foundation’s programs help to financially support college students’ academic goals while fostering positive mentor relationships and encouraging role models for children.
Wallin Education Partners offers renewable scholarships to 4-year colleges and universities, as well as 2-year community colleges. Wallin provides financial aid, individualized advising and expanded access.