We are excited to announce the availability of scholarship opportunities for currently enrolled students.
The application window opens Monday, June 12th and will close at midnight PT on Monday, June 26th.
To be considered, you must submit your completed application via the links below by the application deadline. There will be no exceptions.
Each scholarship has unique criteria and an essay prompt. Therefore, if you wish to apply for multiple scholarships, you must apply for each scholarship individually. You will be prompted to sign in to access the application, please use your TCSPP student credentials. TCSPP's Scholarship Review Committee will announce recipients in August. Decisions of the committee are final and may not be appealed.
If you have questions about eligibility or how to apply, please direct them to your Student Support Counselor.
The Dr. Michael Horowitz & Dr. Jeannie Gutierrez Immigrant/First Generation Scholarship
The Dr. Michael Horowitz/Dr. Jeannie Gutierrez First Generation Scholarship was established to support students whose parents have not graduated from college or who are the first in the family to receive a graduate degree or who are immigrants to the United States and pursuing higher education for the first time in the US. This scholarship was established to enable students to blaze a new trail of success for their families and in their communities.
Number of Awards: 1
Award Amount: $12,000 (non-renewable)
NOW CLOSED
The Veronica Grace Thorson Scholarship Fund
Named for Veronica Thorson, a Master of Arts student in the Marriage and Family Therapy program at The Chicago School's San Diego campus. Veronica was a lifelong learner, seeking to make an impact in mental health, recovery and advocacy. She was a beloved member of the TCSPP family and will be greatly missed.
In memory of Veronica's passion for mental health and helping others, Veronica's family established a student tuition scholarship fund to support currently enrolled students who are in financial need to earn their degree. This fund is dedicated to providing scholarships for San Diego Campus students by the family of a former student who passed away after a decades long struggle with anorexia nervosa.
Students who qualify may apply for monetary support to the fund through an application process, which includes an essay sharing what they would do to honor her legacy to further their education.
Number of Awards: 5
Award Amount: up to $5,000
NOW CLOSED
The Scholarship Review Committee
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