Scholarships

Institutional Scholarships at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community college are based on academic and/or participatory performance.  Effective 2010-2011, all students awarded Institutional Scholarships must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) annually, and student eligibility for federal aid must be confirmed. 

Priority deadline for confirmation of eligibility for federal aid is August 1, 2010.

Institutional Scholarships at the college are comprised of three major categories: (A) Merit Scholarships, (B) Performance and Service-Based Scholarships, and (C) Athletic Scholarships. Merit Scholarships, Performance and Service-Based Scholarships and Athletic Scholarships are all considered Institutional Scholarships in the order of application of payments to students’ accounts.

Merit Scholarships

Academic Scholarships: The college provides academic scholarship opportunities for full-time, “first-time to enter college” freshmen students with qualifying ACT scores. Students must apply for admission, meet the requirements as listed below, and send the “Request for Academic scholarship” to the campus of their choice.

Presidential scholarship: ACT Score 28 and above or Valedictorian/ Salutatorian of High School graduating class

Full Tuition, book rental and room/board (Residence halls are only available at the Perkinston Campus).

NOTE: The Presidential scholarship is the only Institutional scholarship that includes a meal plan.

To be eligible, a student must be a legal resident of Mississippi and enrolled in a minimum of 15 semester hours. This scholarship is renewable up to four consecutive semesters, not including summer.

To remain eligible, students must maintain a 3.5 or higher cumulative grade point average as a full-time student. Students who drop below the 3.5 will be placed on scholarship probation for one probationary semester to allow the student to regain the 3.5 cumulative GPA. If the student does not bring the cumulative GPA up to 3.5 or above the next semester, the student will no longer receive the scholarship.   Priority deadline is April 1.

Dean’s scholarship: ACT Score 25-27  Full Tuition

To be eligible, a student must be a legal resident of Mississippi and enrolled in a minimum of 15 semester hours. This scholarship is renewable up to four consecutive semesters, not including summer.

To remain eligible, students must maintain a 3.0 or higher cumulative grade point average as a full-time student. Students who drop below the 3.0 will be placed on scholarship probation for one probationary semester to allow the student to regain the 3.0 cumulative GPA. If the student does not bring the cumulative GPA up to 3.0 or above the next semester, the student will no longer receive the scholarship.  Priority deadline is April 1.

Incentive scholarship: ACT Score 21-24   Half Tuition

To be eligible, a student must be a legal resident of Mississippi and enrolled in a minimum of 15 semester hours. This scholarship is renewable up to four consecutive semesters, not including summer.

To remain eligible, students must maintain a 2.5 or higher cumulative grade point average as a full-time student. Students who drop below the 2.5 will be placed on scholarship probation for one probationary semester to allow the student to regain the 2.5 cumulative GPA. If the student does not bring the cumulative GPA up to 2.5 or above the next semester, the student will no longer receive the scholarship. Priority deadline is April 1.

Honors Scholarships: Full-tuition scholarship awarded to eligible participants in the Honors college. Interested students should contact the program sponsor at the campus they plan to attend.  Priority deadline is April 1. To be eligible for an Honors scholarship, a student must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 semester hours. Information regarding entrance and continued eligibility for the Honors college and Honors scholarship can be found in the college Catalog.

Career-Technical Scholarships: Full-tuition scholarship awarded to full-time, “first-time to enter college” freshmen career/technical students who have a high-school diploma and have completed a two-year career/technical training program with an overall high school average of B or above at a high school that has an articulated training agreement with MGCCC.

A half-tuition career/technical scholarship is also available for students with a “C” average in academic courses and an “A” average in career/technical courses.  The eligibility requirements to continue to receive this scholarship are that a student must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher and to successfully complete a minimum of 15 semester hours each fall and spring semester (an IP grade does not count as successfully completing a course). 

For career programs, these scholarships are renewable for the length of the program. For career/technical programs, it is renewable for the length of the program, which may include summer enrollment for programs that require summer attendance as indicated in the college catalog. For two-year programs that do not require summer attendance, the scholarship is renewable for four consecutive fall/spring semesters.

Career-Technical Student Organization Competition Scholarships: Full-tuition scholarship awarded to Mississippi residents that are full-time, “first-time to enter college” freshmen career/technical students who have a high-school diploma, have completed a two-year secondary career/technical/vocational program and have either placed first in a state competition or first, second or third in a national competition sponsored by an MDE recognized vocational student organization. The eligibility requirements to continue to receive this scholarship are that a student must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher and to successfully complete a minimum of 15 semester hours each fall and spring semester. The Career and Technical Student Organization Competition scholarship is renewable for the length of the program as prescribed in the college catalog and is applicable to all career technical programs which award a diploma, AAS, or AASOE degree.

MDE nationally recognized vocational student organizations are: Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA), Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), Future Farmers of America (FFA), Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), SkillsUSA, and Technology Student Association (TSA)

GED Scholarships: Students who earn a GED score of 577 or higher are awarded a half-time scholarship for one semester covering a maximum of six semester hours.  This scholarship covers tuition. 

Students who earn a GED score of 450 to 576 are eligible to take one free class for one semester covering a maximum of three semester hours.  This scholarship covers tuition.
In order to qualify for these awards, students must have taken the GED test within the past three years, be over the age of 18, and their attendance at MGCCC must be their first-time college attendance. 

Mississippi Jr. Miss and Miss Mississippi America Scholarships: A full-tuition scholarship awarded to full-time, “first-time to enter college” freshmen student (hours taken as a dually enrolled high school student do not affect scholarship eligibility). To be eligible, a student must be a Mississippi Jr. Miss preliminary winner and/or a Miss Mississippi America preliminary winner and enrolled in a minimum of 15 semester hours.

This scholarship is renewable up to four consecutive semesters, not including summer. To remain eligible, students must maintain a 3.0 or higher cumulative grade point average as a full-time student. Students who drop below the 3.0 will be placed on scholarship probation for one probationary semester to allow the student to regain the 3.0 cumulative GPA. If the student does not bring the cumulative GPA up to 3.0 or above the next semester, the student will no longer receive the scholarship. Priority deadline is April 1.

Performance and Service-Based Scholarships

These scholarships are awarded based on a student’s individual abilities. Interested students should contact the appropriate department(s) regarding tryouts. These scholarships include such performance and/or service groups as managers, band, cheerleaders, choir, drama, Mississippi Sound, Perkettes, Reflections, and Resident Assistants.

To be eligible for Performance and Service-Based Scholarships, a student must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 semester hours. This scholarship is limited to six total semesters. To remain eligible, students must maintain a 2.5 or higher cumulative grade point average as a full-time student. Students who drop below the 2.5 will be placed on scholarship probation for one probationary semester to allow the student to regain the 2.5 cumulative GPA. If the student does not bring the cumulative GPA up to 2.5 or above the next semester, the student will no longer receive the scholarship. Priority deadline is April 1.

Athletic Scholarships

Athletic Scholarships are awarded based on a student’s individual abilities. Athletic Scholarships require students to comply with all Mississippi Association of Community and Junior colleges (MACJC) and National Junior college Athletic Association (NJCAA) policies. The awarding of athletic scholarships will be in accordance with the MACJC Handbook as approved by the community and junior college presidents.

General Information

A maximum of two Institutional Scholarships may be applied to a student’s account each semester. In the case of multiple Institutional Scholarships, a student should choose the two scholarships which benefit him/her the most.

Institutional Scholarships are applied only after all applicable grant funds have been credited to the student’s account.

The value of Institutional scholarship(s) are eligible for a total cash refund not to exceed $900 per semester regardless of the number of Institutional Scholarships or amount of Institutional scholarship funds applied to a student’s account. Refunds of Institutional Scholarships will only be awarded if the student’s account balance reflects zero after all payments are applied. Any balance remaining in an Institutional scholarship(s) will be returned to the college.

The amount of funds received from an Institutional scholarship is limited to tuition and/or book rental for commuter students and tuition, book rental, and/or room/board for residential students. Fees including, but not limited to, registration fees, technology fees, on-line class fees, Career-Technical program fees, excessive credit hour fees (any credit hours above 18 semester hours), etc., will not be included in the amount of Institutional scholarship funds awarded. Any fees applied to the account of a student who qualifies for a cash refund of Institutional Scholarships will be deducted from the student’s cash refund prior to receiving the cash refund.

• AEOP - Business/Office Technology major, 3.0 GPA and two letters of recommendation.
• AEROJET CSC Services - general scholarships.
• Abe and Toni Abrams Scholarship Fund - Jackson County Campus Respiratory Therapy or Associate Degree Nursing students.
• Anderson Scholarship - recipient must be a RN student attending the Jefferson Davis Campus maintaining a 3.0 GPA with no other assistance.
• Amelia Benson Barrow Scholarship - recipient must be a Vancleave High School graduate attending any campus.
• American Welding Society - scholarship, equipment and materials for the Perkinston Campus welding program.
• Atkinson-Harmanson Fund - general scholar-ships.
• J.D. Batson Scholarship - general scholarships, Perkinston Campus student.
• Wentz Batson Memorial Scholarship Fund - Perkinston Campus, Horticulture Program students.
• Becky Bacot Memorial Nursing Scholarship - Jackson County Campus, Associate Degree Nursing or other health occupations major.
• J. Terryl “T. Bubba" Bechtol Scholarship
• E. Woodrow Blossman Scholarship Fund - Jackson County resident attending Jackson County Campus.
• Palmus V. and Frances B. Bond Scholarship - recipient must be a resident of Stone County and a graduate of Stone High School, who has maintained at least a "B" average throughout high school. May attend any campus.
• Clarence and Jetty Bonnett Scholarship - recipient must be a resident of George County attending any campus.
• Grover F. Bostwick and Harriet Freeman Bostwick Scholarship - general scholarships for Jackson County Campus student.
• Jimmie and Horace A. Bradley Memorial Fund - general scholarships for George County residents.
• Steve Bremenkamp Memorial Fund - general scholarships. 
• Essie Hall Brooks Memorial Scholarship - Stone County GED graduates.
• Dr. Laurie L. Calhoun Memorial Scholarship - Jackson County Campus, graduate of Moss Point or East Central High School, "B" average.
• Chevron Scholarship - a recent high school graduate attending Jackson County Campus.
• Eugene Clement Memorial Scholarship - Perkinston Campus music major or related fine arts field.
• William G. Collins Memorial Fund - scholarships for students enrolled in Jefferson Davis Campus Honors Scholar Program.
• Concrete Products Scholarship - Jackson County resident attending any campus.
• Dantzler Family Forestry Scholarship - Perkinston Campus students majoring in forestry.
• Helen and "JED" Davis Memorial Fund - scholarships for Vancleave High School graduates attending Jackson County Campus.
• Jowan N. and Ruby R. Dedeaux Scholarship - recipient must be a resident of Stone County and a graduate of Stone High School who has maintained at least a "B" average throughout high school. May attend any campus.
• Randle J. and Zettie B. Dedeaux Scholarship - Stone County residents, "B" average graduates of Stone High School.
• John C. Dees Scholarship Fund - general scholarships, with preference to Stone County students.
• Diamondhead Performing Arts Scholarship - recipient must be active in the Fine Arts Program.
• Jeanne Ello Scholarship - recipients must be physically and financially disadvantaged and attending the Jackson County Campus.
• Sarah Bailey Emerson Scholarship/Loan Fund - provides loans to MGCCC graduates to attend senior college.
• Etta V. and William A. Frantzen Scholarship - recipients must attend the Perkinston Campus and maintain a 2.0 GPA.
• Florida Alumni Chapter - for general scholarship.
• Patsy McCoy Freeman Scholarship - for music majors at any campus.
• GCOTC Scholarship - recipients must be George County residents and enrolled in a career program at the George County Center.
• GED Memorial Scholarship - recipients must be GED graduates enrolling in college for the first time and must be part time.
• Floyd and Zenobia Gill Scholarship - general scholarships, preference to direct descendants.
• Mary Agnes Gautier Trust Fund - grants for Jackson County Campus nursing students.
• Tommy and Zelma Gollott Scholarship - must be a graduate of the Youth Challenge Program and a resident of the MGCCC district.
• Grace Family Memorial Scholarship - scholarships for Perkinston Campus Drafting and Design Technology students.
• Grodzicki Scholarship - Perkinston Campus, Gulfport High School graduates.
• Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gruich Scholarship Fund - scholarships for Harrison County students.
• Mitchell J. Gruich Sr. Scholarship - Harrison County student pursuing a career as a brick layer.
• Gulfport Medical Auxiliary - nursing student attending the Jefferson Davis Campus. Must maintain a 2.5 GPA.
• Douglas Hague Memorial Fund - scholarships for Jackson County Campus students.
• Harrison County Alumni Scholarship - general scholarships, must attend the Jefferson Davis Campus.
• Dr. J.J. Hayden Scholarship - general scholarships.
• Prentiss C. Havens Scholarship - recipients must attend the Perkinston Campus. Shall exhibit initiative and involvement in school/community activities.
• Clare Sekul Hornsby Scholarship - Pre-law students at any campus.
• L.M. Hudson Memorial Fund - general scholarships.
• Representative Roger Ishee Scholarship - must be a resident of District 118 attending any campus.
• Jackson County Alumni Scholarship - general scholarships. Must attend the Jackson County Campus.
• Johnson Brothers Jewelry Scholarship - Jackson County residents attending Jackson County Campus or Perkinston Campus.
• Lander James Johnston Scholarship - recipients may attend any campus and be enrolled in a pre-medical related program. Must maintain a 3.0 GPA.
• Lena Johnston Memorial Scholarship - recipient must be a second-year student attending the Jefferson Davis Campus majoring in the visual arts field.
• Sam Jones Memorial Scholarship - recipient must be majoring in instrumental music and participating in the marching band. Award is based on merit.
• Edward Assad and Eva Pates Khayat Scholarship Fund - scholarships for adult students (21 or older) in academic, career or technical programs at any MGCCC campus .
• L.A. Krohn Memorial Fund - general scholarships.
• Jerry Lee's Grocery Scholarship - Jackson County resident attending any campus.
• Wayne Lee's Grocery Scholarship - Jackson County resident attending any campus.
• Ethel Whatley Kroker Scholarship Fund - scholarships for George County residents.
• Lucedale Music Company Scholarship - George County residents majoring in music at the Perkinston Campus.
• Dr. Alfred McNair, Jr. Scholarship - Jackson County resident attending any campus.
• Audrey Maltby Memorial Scholarship Fund - Jefferson Davis Campus, past or present participants in Displaced Homemaker program.
• Harrell and Tillie Mallett Family Scholarship - general scholarship for Perkinston Campus students.
• Marilyn Jones Marlowe/Sally McKay Dillon Memorial Fund - scholarships for students majoring in fine arts or related field attending any campus.
• Anne Katherine Marshall Memorial - general scholarships for Jefferson Davis Campus students in scholastic program.
• John Maxwell Memorial Scholarship - general scholarships.
• McHenry Family Scholarship - general scholarships.
• Medical Alliance Scholarship - Jefferson Davis Campus student enrolled in nursing or other health occupations field.
• Paul D. Mellinger and Charles V. Bugg Memorial Fund - general scholarships.
• Mississippi Association of Supervisors - general scholarships.
• Mississippi Chemical Corporation Fund - Jackson County students, priority to children of Mississippi Chemical Corporation employees.
• Mississippi Phosphates Scholarship - Jackson County residents, priority to children of employees.
• Moffet Family Memorial Scholarship Fund - scholarships for Perkinston Campus students.
• Greg Moradmand Scholarship - general scholarships for Jackson County Campus students.
• Morrison's Scholarship Fund - scholarships for Perkinston Campus students.
• Davis Mortensen Scholarship Fund - scholarships for students attending Jackson County Campus or Perkinston Campus.
• Eddie Peden Memorial - recipients must attend the Jefferson Davis Campus and be graduates of Gulfport High School.
• Munro Petroleum Corp. Scholarship - business (or related field) students, first priority to employees or dependents.
• Naval Station Pascagoula Scholarship - must be naval personnel or family members either stationed or ported at Naval Station Pascagoula and must attend the Jackson County Campus.
• Fred Leroy Newby Memorial Fund - scholarships for electrical engineering students or similar major. Preference to Jackson County students.
• William D. and Nell L. Newman Memorial Scholarship Fund - Jefferson Davis Campus general scholarships.
• Attis L. and Ruth O'Neal Scholarship Fund - scholarships for Stone High School graduates attending any campus of MGCCC.
• Sam Owen Memorial Fund - scholarships for students at Perkinston Campus.
• Frank and Charles Breland Peacock Memorial Fund - graduates of Stone County High School attending Perkinston Campus.
• Warner Peterson Memorial Scholarship - must be a Jackson County resident attending any campus majoring in Business maintaining a 2.75 GPA.
• Eula Lee Newby Price Scholarship Fund - scholarships for students majoring in Business Administration or Electrical Engineering. Priority to Jackson County residents.
• P.T. Insulation Scholarship - Jackson County resident attending any campus.
• Purity Rebekah Lodge #42 Scholarship - recipients shall be members of Purity Rebekah Lodge #42, Independent Order Odd Fellows, or related to a member of same organization.
• Thomas Evans Ramsay Scholarship Fund - scholarships for Jackson County students, preferably majoring in forestry.
• Vertis Ramsay Scholarship fund - scholarships for Vancleave High School graduates attending Perkinston Campus.
• Daryl W. Redmond Memorial Fund - Perkinston Campus students with a physical disability.
• James E. Reese Memorial Fund - scholarships for students majoring in broadcast journalism or related fields.
• Dahlia Read Reeves Scholarship - Jefferson Davis sophomore pursuing an academic transfer program in the field of education.
• A.I. and Lynn Rexinger Memorial Fund - Perkinston Campus general scholarships.
• Cooper Roberts Memorial Scholarship - scholarships for students with average grades, Jackson County residents and members of First United Methodist Church of Pascagoula, to attend any campus.
• Jim Robinson Pontiac-Buick Scholarship - Jackson County resident attending any campus.
• Richard Scruggs Scholarship - Jackson County resident attending any campus.
• Singing River Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association - recipient must be a U.S. and Jackson County citizen attending any campus.
• A.P. and Francis Shoemaker Scholarship Fund - Mississippi residents, health-related field, with a 2.5 GPA.
• Showcase Scholarship Fund - MGCCC Board of Trustees golf tournament proceeds for scholarships at each campus.
• Hazel L. Skinner Memorial Scholarship - must attend Perkinston Campus majoring in horticulture.
• Shannon Slyfield Scholarship Fund - scholarships for Jackson County residents attending Perkinston Campus.
• Esco Smith Memorial Scholarship - recipients will be residents of Harrison County and graduates of a high school in Harrison County. May attend any campus and must maintain a "B" average throughout high school. Must be majoring in secondary education, with emphasis in math or science.
• Stapp Memorial Scholarship Fund - Perkinston Campus, Stone County residents, graduates of Stone High School, with a "B" average.
• Nolena Stephens - Jefferson Davis Campus, education majors.
• Stone County Alumni Scholarship - general scholarships, recipients must attend the Perkinston Campus.
• Buster and Virginia Stringfellow Scholarship - must be a graduate of Stone High School with a 2.5 GPA attending the Perkinston Campus.
• Eula W. and Clifton T. Switzer Fund - general scholarships or student assistance.
• Rita Hester Theatre-Vocal Music Scholarship - Perkinston Campus theatre/vocal music students.
• Elizabeth Thompson Memorial Scholarship Fund - Jackson County Campus fine arts students, preference for music majors.
• M. Ina Thompson Memorial Fund - general scholarships. Preference to Jackson County Campus.
• Kai Thrash Memorial Scholarship - recipient must attend Perkinston Campus and must have participated in Tennis or Soccer in high school and must be recommended by high school coach.
• Career Instructors Memorial Scholarship - career/technical student attending the Jackson County Campus.
• Desmond Walker Memorial Scholarship - career students at Jefferson Davis Campus.
• Nancy Walker & Anna Bell Reed Scholarship - must be enrolled in the Licensed Practical Nurse Curriculum maintaining a 3.0 GPA.
• Bob and Tony Weathers Memorial Scholarship Fund - scholarships for graduates of Stone High School attending Perkinston Campus.
• Lee Roy and Anna Meyers Weeks Scholarship - Perkinston Campus general scholarships.
• Charles M. Williams Memorial Fund - scholarships for students attending Jefferson Davis Campus or Perkinston Campus.
• Myrtle Corinne Strong Williams Trust Fund - general grants and/or loans. Preference to students enrolled in business or technical training.
• Rural Health Corps Scholarship - provides full tuition for eligible students in nursing and health occupations programs. Maintain a 2.0 GPA and be willing to work in Mississippi after graduation.
• These scholarships are supported by donations, and the amounts available to be awarded may vary from time to time.
• Thelma Andrews Memorial Scholarship – Must be a Stone High graduate attending Perkinston Campus.
• Hilda Petty Barnes Memorial Music Scholarship – Must be music major and a high school graduate, any campus.
• Jerry F. Bates and Mary Bowden Bates Scholarship - Must be a graduate of Pass Christian High School or Gulfport High School attending the Perkinston Campus. Must retain a B average and not receiving a Pell Grant.
• Claude and Mary Ann Boykin Nursing Scholarship – Must be a student in the ADN nursing program attending any campus.
• Jack and Sylvia Bradley Scholarship – Must be graduating from MGCCC majoring in the engineering field transferring to Mississippi State University.
• Bradley Emmett Bustin Scholarship – Must be a permanently physically challenged graduate of Gautier High School. Student entering the health care field.
• Dr. Claude Louis and Hilda F. Campbell Scholarship – general scholarship
• Patricia Lee Davis Crawford Scholarship – general scholarship must attend the Perkinston Campus.
• Beverly Farris Memorial Scholarship – general scholarship must attend the Perkinston Campus.
• Barbara Ferrill Memorial Scholarship – Must attend the Perkinston Campus, a member of the women’s softball team from Hancock, Harrison, or Jackson counties.
• Rosemary B. Finley “Ageless Heroes” Scholarship – Must be a Harrison County graduate, must have worked for a total of nine months during the four years he/she pursued his/her high school education.
• George County Alumni Scholarship – Must be a resident of George County attending any campus.
• Jere Hess Family Scholarship – general scholarship may attend any campus.
• Earl King Scholarship – Must attend the Perkinston Campus and a member of the Football team.
• Jon and Kathryn Lewis Theatre Scholarship – Must attend the Perkinston Campus participating in theatre activities and a returning sophomore.
• Don Massengale Scholarship – General scholarship, must be a resident and a graduate of Jackson County School District.
• Louise McNeill Memorial Scholarship – Must be a student in the LPN program, maintaining a 2.5 GPA attending the Jefferson Davis or the Jackson County Campuses.
• Hollis-Melton/McDuffie – Jason Memorial Scholarship – Must attend the Jackson County Campus, majoring in education or the science and health occupations course of study.
• Richard G. O’Barr Memorial Scholarship – Must be a Harrison County student and a student baseball player.
• Grady M. and Willie Fay Ivey Parker Memorial Scholarship – Must be a resident and a graduate of Stone or George counties, maintaining a 2.5 GPA.
• Frances L. Pennington Memorial Scholarship – Must attend the Jefferson Davis Campus, must be 21 years of age, and must have a 2.5 GPA.
• Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Strickland Scholarship – General scholarship, must attend Perkinston Campus, maintaining a 2.5 GPA.
• L. D. and Virginia David Stringfellow Scholarship – General scholarship, must be a resident of Stone County and a graduate of Stone High School.

Additional Funds

• Aid Association for Lutherans Scholarship

• Al-can Aluminum Corp. Scholarship

• Alpha Beta Omega Chapter Scholarship

• American Business Women's Association Gulfport Chapter Scholarship

• 40-8 American Legion Scholarship

• American Legion Auxiliary Clement R. Bontemps Unit 70.139 Scholarship

• American Legion Auxiliary Unit 77 Scholarship

• Amateur Radio Relay League Scholarship

• American Foreign Service Association Scholarship

• Agape Circle Scholarship

• Bart Anderson Memorial Scholarship

• Auxiliary of Biloxi Regional Medical Center Scholarship

• Bay Pest Control Scholarship

• E. N. Bisso & Son Scholarship

• Biloxi Chamber of Commerce Scholarship

• John and Elizabeth Bleuer Scholarship

• BPOE 978 Ladies Auxiliary Club Scholarship

• Chevron Scholarship

• Choctaw Nation of OK Scholarship

• Church of St. Michael Scholarship

• Walter E. Davis Scholarship

• Pat Dean Scholarship

• D'Iberville Community Club Scholarship

• Diamondhead Water & Sewer Scholarship

• East Central Band Boosters Scholarship

• East Central Civic Association Scholarship

• East Central Schools Scholarship

• A.G. Edwards & Son Scholarship

• Environmental Science Scholarship

• Federated Women's Club Scholarship

• First Baptist Church of Ocean Springs Scholarship

• First Federal Savings & Loan Scholarship

• Fine Arts Club - Junior Miss Scholarship

• First United Methodist Church Scholarship

• First United Methodist Church of Picayune Scholarship

• The Freshmen Club Scholarship

• Gautier H.S. Band Parents Association Scholarship

• Gautier Men's Club Scholarship

• Grand Assembly of MS Org. Scholarship

• Gulfport Charter Chapter of American Business Women Scholarship

• Harrison Central High School Scholarship

• Harrison Central Farm Bureau Scholarship

• Hancock High School Scholarship

• Harrison-Hancock Counties Legal Secretaries Association Scholarship

• A. D. and Lois Hart Scholarship

• Joseph Barial Family Reunion Scholarship

• Jefferson Davis Society Scholarship

• Jr. Auxiliary of Pascagoula-Moss Point Scholarship

• Jr. Auxiliary of Gulfport Scholarship

• Keesler Officers Spouses' Club Scholarship

• Knights of Columbus Scholarship

• Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Scholarship

• Long Beach Kiwanis Club Scholarship

• Lebonte Literary Club Scholarship

• Magnolia State School Scholarship

• MS Assoc. of Housing & Redevelopment Scholarship

• MS High School Rodeo Assoc. Scholarship

• MS/MRC Environmental Sciences Scholarship

• MS Nursery Landscape Assoc. Scholarship

• Katrina Overall McDonald Scholarship

• Mirage Resorts Family Scholarship

• Miss Hospitality Pageant Scholarship

• MS Mentoring Network Scholarship

• MS Petroleum Marketers Association Scholarship

• MS Rural Rehabilitation Corp. Scholarship

• MS State Troopers Association Scholarship

• MS Gulf Coast Retired Teachers Assoc. Scholarship

• MS United Methodist Assoc. Scholarship

• Moss Point Rotary Club Scholarship

• Naval Home Scholarship

• Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Scholarship

• National High School Rodeo Assoc. Scholarship

• Ocean Springs Baseball Boosters Scholarship

• Ocean Springs High School Scholarship

• Ocean Springs Women's Club Scholarship

• Pascagoula Association of Educational Office Professionals Scholarship

• Pass Christian Rotary Club Scholarship

• Pass Christian High School Scholarship

• Pierre Lemoyne D'Iberville Scholarship

• President's Student Service Scholarship

• Rotary Charity Trust Fund Scholarship

• Showmans League of America Scholarship

• Singing River Charter Chapter of American Business Women's Association Scholarship

• Southeast MS Homebuilders Association Scholarship

• Scholarship Bingo Fund Scholarship

• St. Martin Schools Scholarship

• St. Martin Lioness Club Scholarship

• Stone County Schools Scholarship

• Stone High Faculty Scholarship

• Stone High Student Council Scholarship

• Tennessee YABA Scholarship

• Willie May and Ladell Terrell Scholarship

• United Daughters of the Confederacy, Biloxi Beauvoir Chapter Scholarship

• Vancleave Schools Scholarship

• VFW Post 2539 Scholarship

• Veterans of Foreign Wars of U.S.Scholarship

• Fayard-Wink Scholarship

• Olive M. Wilson Methodist Scholarship

• Wiggins Rotary Club Scholarship

• Winn-Dixie Scholarship

• Wichita & Affiliated Tribes Scholarship

• Vancleave Band Auxiliary Scholarship

• Women's Club of Ocean Springs Scholarship

• Yugoslav Golf Tournament Scholarship

• Wendy's Scholarship

Descher Foundation

McDonald's Tuition Reimbursement

Students working for McDonald's restaurants part-time (27 hours or more) are eligible for full-tuition reimbursement. The program is open to shift managers who must complete the "office basic shift management", "basic shift management", and "serve safe" courses. A contract plus two weeks is required, and students who do not complete contract requirements must pay full tuition. Students must maintain a B average to remain eligible.

More details and requirements can be found at www.mcstate.com or by visiting your local McDonald's.