Deadline: March 1
The following scholarships are available to eligible students in the DFW area. Students must demonstrate commitment to faith, service and achievement within their high school communities. Students must also submit the FAFSA - priority will be given to students who demonstrate financial need. Click the scholarship name to apply.
| Paul Wood Scholarship | For seniors at Bishop Dunne Catholic School. Amount: full tuition/year. | |
| Bishop Duca Scholarship | For seniors at Bishop Lynch High School. Amount: $5,000/year. | |
| Sister Mary Ellen Williams Scholarship | For seniors at Nolan Catholic High School. Amount: $5,000/year. | |
| Cristo Rey Dallas Scholarship | For seniors at Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep school. Amount: full tuition/year. | |
| Templeton Scholarship | For seniors at John Paul II Catholic High School. Amount: $5,000/year. | |
| Semper Altius Scholarship | For seniors at The Highlands School. Amount: $5,000/year. | |
| Abbot Anselm Scholarship | For seniors at Cistercian. Amount: $5,000/year. | |
| Jesuit Legacy Scholarship | For seniors at Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas. Amount: $5000/year. | |
| Ursuline Serviam Scholarship | For seniors at Ursuline Academy of Dallas. Amount: $5,000/year. |
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