Delaware Community Foundation scholarships available for 2024-2025 school year

Posted 12/18/23

Delaware students are invited to apply for scholarships available through the Delaware Community Foundation.

The deadline to apply is March 29, 2024.  

Last year, the  Delaware …

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Delaware Community Foundation scholarships available for 2024-2025 school year

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Update: The deadline has been extended to March 29. The extension is necessary because of issues and delays with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application from the federal government.

Delaware students are invited to apply for scholarships available through the Delaware Community Foundation.

The deadline to apply is March 15, 2024. 

Last year, the  Delaware Community Foundation awarded $483,450 in scholarships, helping 177 students throughout the state pursue post-secondary education.

Students can apply for most scholarships by completing a single online application, available at delcf.org/scholarships. 

Students can review all criteria and award amounts before beginning the application process. Candidates also can view the DCF Scholarship Compendium, with information on all available scholarships. 

The online application system guides applicants through a series of questions to determine which scholarships they may be eligible for. Students are automatically considered for every scholarship for which they meet the minimum criteria. 

There is no cap on the number of scholarships, or the amount students may receive. Funding from many of the scholarships may be applied to the costs of textbooks and fees, in addition to tuition. Some are one-time awards, and others are renewable. 

For more information, contact Kelly Sheridan at 302-856-4393 or ksheridan@delcf.org. 

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