The Brookline High School Scholarship Committee announces that applications are now available for BHS scholarships for students going to ANY college (including two half-tuition renewable Northeastern University scholarships). The application is available on the right hand side of the BHS homepage and at this link. Applications must be completed ASAP. The Scholarship Committee would like parents to know that we use three criteria for choosing award recipients: academics, contributions and activities at BHS, and most importantly, unmet financial need. To make fair decisions, the Committee requires that families fill out the CSS Profile financial aid form. Please use code #0424
Below is a listing of scholarships available to qualified BHS Grade 12 students. You can find many more scholarships on goingmerry.com, fastweb.com and scholarships.com.
The National CCAA First-Year Scholarship is awarded to 16 randomly selected students from various geographic regions who attend one of our 116 member institutions. The scholarship was established to promote Catholic higher education. The scholarship is a one-time, $1,000 award. This year's application is available here. The deadline to apply is Monday, April 1st.
TBB Scholarships, Inc. offers 4-year grants, based on merit and need, to eligible high school senior women who reside or attend school in Brookline, Newton, or Wellesley. Please see TBBScholarships.org for the application and more information.
This scholarship is for young women who reside in Norfolk county. The Henry O Peabody Scholarship can award $1000.00 - $5000.00 dollars a year renewable each year while attending a post secondary college or vocational school.
Tzu Chi USA Scholarship is funded by Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation to provide financial assistance to outstanding college-bound high school graduates. Tzu Chi USA Scholars are selected on the basis of their financial need, academic achievement, and community involvement. http://www.tzuchi.us/scholarships/
This year, HarborOne is awarding $5,000 scholarships to twenty exceptional local students. https://www.harborone.com/community/scholarships
The Red Pine Scholars Program is seeking its next class of students from low- to middle-income families in Massachusetts who have demonstrated academic excellence. This program is designed to support undergraduate students through tuition assistance, mentoring, and other flexible financial support. The program is funded by an anonymous donor and administered by The Philanthropic Initiative (TPI).