NC Teaching Fellows Web Site

$11 billion in Merit Aid Scholars
Awarded to students with a broad range of GPAs.  Students with a 2.0 or higher often qualify; scholarships based on interests, intended majors, leadership and community service.  Click on this link for more info.

Merit Awards Program @ UNCG

These selective academic excellence awards are offered to incoming freshmen.  To apply for these awards, current high school seniors must present a minimum 1200 SAT (combined critical, reading & math) or 27 ACT, and a minimum 3.5 cumulative high school GPA.  Annual award amounts range from $2500 to full tuition, fees, room & board, and are renewable for up to a total of four years of undergraduate enrollment.  Applications are due in early January. Awards require on-campus interviews, usually held in late February/early March.  Please visit our website for exact application dates.  If you have any questions about the Merit Awards Program, please contact the Financial Aid Office or the Admissions Office.
Financial Aid Office phone 336-334-5702, fax 336-334-3010, e-mail   finaid@uncg.edu
Admissions Office phone 336-334-5243, fax 336-334-4180

The Thomas Wolfe Scholarship
at the University of North Carolina @ Chapel Hill

Presbyterian College Academic Scholarships
Click here for information on the many different scholarships that are available through Presbyterian College. 

Presbyterian College Admissions & Application Info
Click here to check on admission application and notification dates at Presbyterian College.

Ronald McDonald House Charities Scholarship Program
Click here for information about the Ronald McDonald House Charities Scholarship Program. There are 4 individual scholarship programs: RMHC/ASIA, RMHC/African American Future Achievers, RMHC/HACER (Hispanic American Committment to Educational Resources), RMHC Scholars.

Lee County Firefighters Burned Children Fund Scholarship
Click here for information on a scholarship through the Lee County Firefighters Burned Children Fund.  Applications must be turned in by March 31.

If your veteran parent was a resident of North Carolina when he/she entered military service, or, if  you are a lifelong resident of NC, you may be eligible for a scholarship from the State of North Carolina to attend one of the universities, community colleges or technical institutes within the State of North Carolina.

For details contact your guidance school counselor, John Sandrock (Lee County Veterans Service Officer) 919-776-0501 or David J. Kennedy (District Service Officer) 919-560-6672.