Crosby Scholarships are open to applications from high school seniors who are current Crosby Scholars (students who have joined the program at any time between grades six and ten and have fulfilled all requirements). Crosby Scholars has provided a link to the Scholarship Handbook through in-person meetings arranged with current Crosby Scholars, which guides students in the process of applying for their scholarships. The document is available online by following this link.
Many scholarships have individual requirements for documentation, essays, and eligibility. The most commonly required documents by different scholarships are listed in the articles and are, as follows: An essay (with a prompt specific to the scholarship one is applying to), an activities resume, any Financial Aid received thus far by one’s prospective college or university, a letter of recommendation written by an adult who is not a family member, an acceptance letter for the college one is applying to the scholarship for, and a FAFSA submission summary. Application statuses can be viewed through your Submittable account. Any information can be found in the handbook linked above.