Catherine McAuley Scholarship
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Catherine McAuley Scholarship
Annual award for females who graduate from each Catholic high school in each Diocese of Pittsburgh, Greensburg, and Johnstown-Altoona and plan to attend Carlow College in Pittsburgh, PA full-time. Applicants must have demonstrated academic achievement with a minimum 3.25 GPA, SAT score of 930 or ACT score of 20, involvement in activities related to the mission of the Catholic high school and a submit a statement of academic and professional goals. Number of awards varies. Renewable; must maintain 3.0 GPA.
Aid Type
Colleges' Scholarship
Scholarships
Varies
Maximum Value
4000
Due Date
February 15
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