Portsmouth High School

A four-year, full-tuition scholarship awarded annually to a graduate of Portsmouth (RI) High School who maintains a 3.0 GPA and, if submitting test scores, has a total SAT score of at least 1170, or a total ACT composite score of at least 24.

The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic and extracurricular achievements. To renew the scholarship for four years, the candidate must maintain a minimum Roger Williams University GPA of 3.0 and commit five hours of community service to the Portsmouth (RI) School District.

Please note that receipt of the Portsmouth High School Scholarship will replace any previously awarded scholarship funds. Students with tuition waivers including Roger Williams University Tuition Remission, CIC or Tuition Exchange do not qualify for this scholarship.

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Please provide a written description (minimum of 200 words) of your academic and extracurricular accomplishments, as well as other reasons why you should be considered for this scholarship. Your essay must be submitted with this application.*

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