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Czarnecki Family Scholarship Fund Application - Catholic Memorial High School Czarnecki Family Scholarship Fund Application Czarnecki Family Scholarship Fund Information This is a full college scholarship for a student graduating from Catholic Memorial High School in May 2025 to one of the following schools: Carroll University, St. Louis University, and University of St. Thomas.
The scholarship covers tuition, room and board and books for four years. Scholarship criteria includes the following: Demonstrated financial need Communicated in application Existing CMH financial aid Information taken from FAFSA Exemplary attendance and behavioral record This scholarship is renewable for 4 years based on academic performance and a letter to the donor and CMH each semester.
Czarnecki Family Scholarship Fund Which of these three schools are you applying to? (Required) Additional colleges you are applying to for Fall 2025: Where are your parents/guardians employed? Describe the nature of your parents’/guardians’ occupations: (Required) Family, name siblings and their current school below: (Required) If not for this scholarship, what percent of your education will you be funding on your own?
(Required) List all awards and pending scholarships, including amounts, you have received that will help fund your education. (Required) List the five most important school & service activities you’ve participated in. Please include the activity, role, and dates of participation.
Place in order of significance to you. (Required) Identify one CMH faculty/staff member that would serve as a reference to your character. No letter of recommendation needed, but selection committee may reach out to this individual in application review process.
(Required) Select two of the CMH values and share specific examples that show their meaning to you and of how you’ve tried to live them out. (Required) Please answer each of the following questions in 500 words or less. What are you planning on studying in college and how will this particular university help you achieve this goal?
(If you are applying to multiple schools, please answer for each.) (Required) Please answer each of the following questions in 500 words or less. What additional information would you like to share about yourself?
Specifically, focus on how this scholarship would impact you? (Required) Please answer each of the following questions in 500 words or less.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Graduating students from Catholic Memorial High School. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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