Scholarships
Awarded to talented young people who are at risk due to economic or other circumstances. The recipients of this scholarship opportunity display a heart to be involved in ministry and serve others but may not have the financial means to further their education. All TSC awarded scholarship recipients are asked to serve as a summer volunteer for four weeks or be willing to commit to 6 hours per week of volunteer give back time during the school year; failure to give back volunteer hours could result in partial loss of scholarship.
To qualify, applicants must demonstrate substantial financial need. An interview with qualified applicants may be requested. To demonstrate substantial financial need, applicants must provide: a copy of most recent W-2 (if applicable), a copy of most recent paystub (if applicable), a copy of most recent W-2 for anyone providing substantial support to the applicant, and any other financial documentation to prove claims made in the Essay (bank statements, loan or mortgage documents, etc.)
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$4,500
$5,500
Awarded to young people based on financial need. The recipients of this scholarship display a heart to be involved in ministry and serve others but may not have the financial means to further their education. All recipients of this scholarship should be willing to commit to 8 hours per week of volunteer give back time, failure to give back could result in partial loss of scholarship.
To qualify, applicants must demonstrate substantial financial need. An interview with qualified applicants may be requested. To demonstrate substantial financial need, applicants must provide: a copy of most recent W-2 (if applicable), a copy of most recent paystub (if applicable), a copy of most recent W-2 for anyone providing substantial support to the applicant, and any other financial documentation to prove claims made in the Essay (bank statements, loan or mortgage documents, etc.). A minimum GPA of 2.5 while enrolled is required to maintain the World Challenge scholarship.
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$1,000 - $ 2,500
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Awarded to international students who attend Summit on an F-1 student visa. Students with outstanding personal recommendations and good academic standing may apply.
To be eligible, applicants must: be an international student (F-1 visa), and provide two outstanding personal recommendations (from non-relatives) highlighting exemplary Christian character. Applicants must have a GPA of 3.0 or above (or a B average equivalent).
$1,000 - $3,000
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Awarded annually to students from urban areas, demonstrating obvious financial need and a desire to reach inner city youth.
To qualify, applicants must: live in an urban area, exhibit a desire to reach inner city youth and demonstrate an obvious financial need. Applicants must have a GPA of 2.0 or above. To demonstrate an obvious financial need, applicants must provide: a copy of most recent W-2 (if applicable), a copy of most recent paystub (if applicable), a copy of most recent W-2 for anyone providing significant support to the applicant, and any other financial documentation to prove claims made in the Essay (bank statements, loan or mortgage documents, etc.)
$2,500
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Awarded to freshman students from a home education background who demonstrate obvious financial need, have a record of volunteer service in their community and solid pastoral recommendations.
To be eligible, applicants must: be an incoming freshman student with a homeschool education background, demonstrate an obvious financial need, have a record of volunteer service in their community, and provide a pastoral recommendation. Applicants must have a GPA of 2.5 or above. To demonstrate an obvious financial need, applicants must provide: a copy of most recent W-2 (if applicable), a copy of most recent paystub (if applicable), a copy of most recent W-2 for anyone providing significant support to the applicant, and any other financial documentation to prove claims made in the Essay (bank statements, loan or mortgage documents, etc.)
$2,000 - $5,955
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Awarded to a deserving student of some Native American Heritage. A pastor’s recommendation noting zeal and enthusiasm in addition to academic qualifications is preferred for this award.
To be eligible, applicants must: be of some Native American Heritage, provide a pastor’s recommendation noting zeal and enthusiasm in addition to academic qualifications. Applicants must have a GPA of 2.5 or above.
$2,000
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Awarded to a student of character and pressing financial need. Pastoral recommendations and adequate academic qualifications are required.
To be eligible, applicants must: be an individual of demonstrated character, have a pressing financial need, provide a pastoral recommendation. Applicants must have a GPA of 2.0 or above. To demonstrate a pressing financial need, applicants must provide: a copy of most recent W-2 (if applicable), a copy of most recent paystub (if applicable), a copy of most recent W-2 for anyone providing significant support to the applicant, and any other financial documentation to prove claims made in the Essay (bank statements, loan or mortgage documents, etc.)
$1,000 - $3,000
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In memory of our beloved Pastor David Wilkerson, this scholarship is funded by an endowment of Times Square Church in New York City, in gratitude to God for his spirit-led ministry which encompassed over 60 years.
In memory of our beloved Pastor David Wilkerson, this scholarship is funded by an endowment of Times Square Church in New York City, in gratitude to God for his spirit-led ministry which To be eligible, applicants must: provide two letters of recommendation (from non-relatives), demonstrate financial hardship and have a GPA of 2.5 or above. To demonstrate financial hardship, applicants must provide: a copy of most recent W-2 (if applicable), a copy of most recent paystub (if applicable), a copy of most recent W-2 for anyone providing significant support to the applicant, and any other financial documentation to prove claims made in the Essay (bank statements, loan or mortgage documents, etc.)
