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When you apply for a scholarship, you must be prepared to carry out a set of responsibilities as a scholarship recipient. You’ll receive funding for your education and in return, the granting organization will expect you to fulfill certain criteria. While some scholarships are renewable, it’s even more important that you satisfy the requirements to keep receiving the award.
A private school like Mount Carmel High School has a limited amount of funds to offer. It is vital that you secure yourself that financial aid and partner with us to ensure a quality education for your son.
A private school like Mount Carmel High School has a limited amount of funds to offer. It is vital that you secure yourself that financial aid and partner with us to ensure a quality education for your son.
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Scholarships for Any Grade
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Families with students in 7th and 8th grade should check with the organizations listed below for potential awards. Many of these scholarship partners have October and November deadlines in place, so it is important to plan and make inquiries early!
Daniel Murphy Scholarship Foundation
Application deadline October 1, 2026
Holy Family Chicago Scholars
Application deadline November 1, 2026
https://hfschicagoscholars.com/scholarship-application/Scholarships for High School Students
Please consult this comprehensive guide to Third Party Scholarships for students of any grade level
Please consult this comprehensive guide to Third Party Scholarships for students of any grade level
Zac Plantz Scholarship
The Zac Plantz Memorial Scholarship was endowed in 2023 to support incoming high school freshmen in Chicago-area Catholic high schools.
Chicago Fire Department Gold Badge Society
https://www.The Zac Plantz Memorial Scholarship was endowed in 2023 to support incoming high school freshmen in Chicago-area Catholic high schools.
Chicago Fire Department Gold Badge Society
Folds of Honor Scholarships
https://chicago.foldsofhonor.HighSight
To our Indiana families who have a student or students in the McDermott-Doyle program.
The Indiana Education Scholarship Account (ESA) Program will provide students with disabilities throughout the state of Indiana access to the educational environment that best meets their learning needs. Parents of eligible students, or emancipated eligible students, will have the opportunity to spend dedicated scholarship money on approved educational programs, therapies, services, tuition and fees, and other expenses related to the student’s education. Applications must be submitted annually for consideration.
