Scholarships

The Foundation of BCC establishes Student Scholarships through donor gifts to the Foundation. The Foundation’s committee awards scholarships based on the criteria specified by the donor and in conjunction with Foundation policies. Students can apply once and be considered for over 100 awards.

We invite you to apply for a Foundation Scholarship. The current application period runs from March 1, 2026 to May 31, 2026.

Before submitting an application, students must agree to the following requirements:

  • Complete the 2026–2027 FAFSA.
  • Meet the minimum GPA requirement of 2.0 or higher.
  • Complete the Award Acknowledgement Agreement (after being awarded the scholarship)
  • Write a thank you card in person at the Foundation office.
  • Agree to provide a video testimonial.
  • Attend the Annual Scholarship Luncheon in October.
  • Most of the donors who fund Foundation scholarships ask for applicants to share some additional information in a written/essay format. They want to get to know you beyond the general application questions. In a separate document, please share a little about who you are, your goals, and any experiences, challenges, or circumstances that have led you to BCC. They would love to learn what makes you unique and why you think a scholarship would make a meaningful difference in your education. This is an opportunity to tell your story. Be honest, thoughtful, and most importantly, be yourself. NOTE: You will need to update your finished essay in .doc, .docx or .pdf file format.

The scholarship application will appear below on March 1, 2026. 

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I have read and agree to the application requirements listed above:

Section One

Name
Gender
Are you a United States citizen?
Address
Are you interested in representing Brunswick Community College as a Student Ambassador? (See description below.)
BCC Student Ambassadors are campus leaders who serve as official liaisons between the college and prospective students, current students and their families, alumni, business partners, and friends of the college. Ambassadors help welcome visitors, support campus events, build strong connections across campus, and network with community representatives while developing leadership, communication, and professional skills that last long after graduation.
Please indicate your level of education:
Which high school did you attend/are attending?
During which semester do you plan to begin taking classes at Brunswick Community College?
Are you planning to pursue the College Transfer pathway during the 2026-2027 school year?
What type of credential are you planning to earn?

Section Two

Some of our scholarships are funded to support students with specific backgrounds or life experiences. The following questions help us determine whether you may qualify for those opportunities.
Are you a United States Veteran?
In which branch of service did you serve?
Are you a combat veteran?
Where you honorably discharged from the military?
If needed, can you provide your DD-214?
Do you have a family member who is a military veteran?
Do you have a Gold Star Family Member?
Are you a single mother?
Do you have a child age five years or younger?
Are you a Nursing Program student?
In which Nursing Program are you enrolled?
In which year of the Nursing Program are you?
Are you the first person in your immediate family (mother, father, sibling, child, spouse)to attend college?
Will you be a BCC Student Athlete?
Have you been in the Foster Care System through the government or a social service agency?
Have you participated in the First Tee of Brunswick County?
Are you the child of a first-generation immigrant?

Section Three

Are you employed?
Do you have a valid NC Driver's License?
Which race or ethnicity best describes you?
Are you eligible for Brunswick Guarantee?
Do you perform community service?
Are you interested in a Work Study Program?
Will you be a first or second second year BCC student in fall 2026?

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