College Scholarships
Scholarships are awards granted to students to help pay for academic pursuits beyond high school. Each scholarship has its own application criterion and process, deadline, and selection committee or path. Scholarships are gifts to the selected students, and are not intended to be paid back to the gifting agencies.
Every college and university governs its own scholarship programs. Interested students must reach out directly to target institutions, though the Marian Counseling Department and Athletic Department, if applicable, are happy to guide and assist students in this process.
Likewise, the Marian Counseling Department seeks to aid students in discovering applicable scholarships but does not assume responsibility for the scholarship process. Each student must govern his or her own scholarship application process and is ultimately responsible for this important task.
- Ask your counselor
- Check out the board outside of the Counseling Office
- Check all local high schools’ websites
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Double-check deadlines
- studentscholarships.org
- CollegeXpress.com
- Fastweb.com
- goingmerry.com
The Marian High School Counseling Office occasionally receives scholarship information from various local and regional organizations that may not be listed on Scoir. When available, information for these scholarships will be emailed to the senior class.
OTHER SCHOLARSHIP POSTINGS - local and regional
Christian Brothers University Catholic High School Scholarship
up to $12,000 in four years
cbu.edu
University of Saint Francis Talent Scholarships
260-399-8064
Mary Cross Tippmann Foundation Scholarship for Ave Maria University in Florida
https://www.avemaria.edu/
- Be a resident of St. Joseph County and graduate from a St. Joseph County high school by June 2024 with a minimum 2.5 gpa;
- Successfully complete the 21st Century Scholarship requirements by June 30th of senior year;
- Up to $5,000 stipend paid directly to student in addition to the state funded 21st Century Scholarship;
- Attend IU South Bend, Ivy Tech South Bend, Purdue Polytechnic- South Bend, Bethel University, Saint Mary's College, Holy Cross College or University of Notre Dame full-time.
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574-232-0041
The Indiana Chapter of the American Public Works Association would like to offer an opportunity to Indiana high school seniors to receive our 2024 annual scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a high school senior who would pursue a degree program in a public works related field. Such fields would include Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Parks and Recreation, Municipal Planning, Public Administration Public Works/Municipal Operations and Fleet management among others. The degree may be through a university or technical school course of study. The scholarship awards $1000.00 annually for 4 years provided that the student demonstrates continued progress toward a public works field degree. A paid annual membership to the American Public Works Association is included in the award. Interested high school seniors should complete the attached application. For additional information please go to our website at https://indiana.apwa.org/resources/scholarship- . Deadline is April 26th.opportunities/
What is a merit-based scholarship?
What is a need-based scholarship?
What is an athletic or talent-based scholarship?
How do I pursue participation in collegiate athletics?
The process and timeline for participation in collegiate athletics are established by the NCAA, including Divisions I, II, and III schools. The registrar at Marian High School coordinates with Marian’s Athletic Director to assist student athletes in this process. Students interested in pursuing an athletic career while attending college should meet with both the registrar and the athletic director for guidance.
