Regis College Catholic High Schools Scholarship

About this scholarship

The Regis College Catholic High Schools Scholarship is an institutional award for graduates of Catholic high schools anywhere in the world who enroll in an undergraduate bachelor’s degree program at Regis College in Weston, Massachusetts. The college’s current scholarship page confirms a $4,000 award and states that no separate scholarship application is required. Students apply for first-year or transfer admission through Regis College’s active Common Application route, and the admission office identifies qualifying Catholic high school graduates from their application and school records. Regis uses rolling admission, charges no undergraduate application fee, and does not consider SAT or ACT scores for admission or academic scholarships. First-year candidates submit the Common Application, essay, official secondary-school transcript, and one recommendation from a school counselor or teacher. The published first-year timeline includes a November 15 Early Action deadline and a February 1 priority deadline; applying by February 1 provides full consideration for institutional merit- and need-based assistance, while later complete applications may still be reviewed as space and funding remain. Transfer applicants can also apply through the Common Application and must provide transcripts from every college attended. Because the Catholic High Schools Scholarship is tied to enrollment at Regis rather than a stand-alone contest, applicants should review the scholarship in their official financial-aid offer and confirm any continuing enrollment or academic-progress conditions with the college.

Eligibility

• Graduate from a Catholic high school located anywhere in the world
• Apply for admission to an undergraduate bachelor’s degree program at Regis College
• Be admitted to and enroll at Regis College
• Submit the Common Application and required personal essay
• Provide an official secondary-school transcript showing graduation from a Catholic high school
• Provide one recommendation from a secondary-school counselor, college counselor, or teacher when applying as a first-year student
• Meet all other admission requirements for the selected Regis College program
• Review the award terms in the Regis financial-aid offer and maintain any stated enrollment or academic-progress requirements