Scholarships
The Mount Vernon/Skagit Rotary Club provides a number of scholarship opportunities to a cross sector of the community. Each is subject to the rules and restrictions listed below.
Deadlines
START DATE FOR SUBMISSIONS: NOVEMBER 1, 2023
Guidelines
How to fill out the application
Before you get started, you will need:
- A Google Account (i.e. gmail). This will be required to sign into the application form.
- High school transcripts
- Signed letter of recommendation from another non-family @ non-educator source familiar with your background
- Signed letter of recommendation from an educator (e.g. teacher, counselor, principal)
Once you have these items
- Click on the Online Scholarship Application. You may be prompted for your Google account login and password.
- Fill out the form completely including uploading transcripts and letters of recommendation via the form. If you don't have a digital copy of each item, take a clear picture of each using your phone or digital camera)
- Click the red Submit bottom at the bottom of the form. This will send the completed form over to the Scholarship committee. If you need to revise your submission, just click the link on the online form, revise your submission and click Submit again.
- A freshman entering a university (or first year student entering a technical or vocational program) in the year in which the application is made
- A Skagit County resident
- For college and university scholarships applicants: A graduate from a Skagit County high school with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 for all college and university scholarships.
For technical or vocational program applicants: A graduate from a Skagit County high school, or recipient of a G.E.D., with a cumulative grade point average of at least a 2.5* for the technical or vocational program applicants.
Tuition payments
Tuition payments will be made directly to the college. Payments for the second years will be made only upon receipt of his or her first year official transcript demonstrating compliance with the grade point and course load requirements. College and university scholarship recipients of consecutive year awards must maintain a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 while taking a minimum of 10 credits per quarter. The Wallace Sigmar Scholarship includes tuition and an allowance for books of not more than $250 per quarter. The reimbursement for books will be made on the “honor system” based upon the actual cost of required books and materials as reported by the recipient to the Board of Directors.
Scholarships Available
In Memory of Wallace Sigmar
Questions?
THE MOUNT VERNON/SKAGIT ROTARY CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 2174
Mount Vernon, WA 98273