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Interested in scholarships at TCC? There’s still time to apply.

TCC scholarship recipients.

Whether you’re studying STEM, a recent high school graduate or a military-related student returning to school, Tidewater Community College offers scholarships to help you pay for tuition and books.

The scholarship deadline for spring semester is Nov. 15. Scholarships will be awarded on a first-apply, first-award basis as long as applicants meet all the criteria.

Most TCC Educational Foundation scholarships are worth $500 or more. They do not need to be repaid. Depending on your unmet need, you may be awarded more than one scholarship.

Complete the 2020-21 FAFSA online to determine your eligibility for financial aid. List TCC as your school of choice by using code 003712.

Use your myTCC login and password to sign in to the scholarship application system. From there, browse scholarship opportunities and apply for ones that fit you best.

For more information, contact the TCC Educational Foundation at foundation@tcc.edu or 757-822-1080.

Some of our recent scholarship recipients share the difference the funds made for them:

Tonia Smith

“I was extremely surprised when I was given multiple scholarships this year. I didn’t think students like me would qualify for such large scholarship awards. I think if you stay focused on your goal and push yourself, then returning to college is not as scary as people make it out to be.”  — Tonia Smith, National Defense Industrial Association Scholarship. Smith is a mother of two who works a full-time job in addition to attending TCC.

Jordan Dagger, TCC scholarship recipeint
Jordan Daggers

“I am extremely grateful for this scholarship and hope to find other opportunities in the coming months to cover the cost of my education.”  — Jordan Daggers, NAPA Auto Care Annual Scholarship.

Kaileen Myers, TCC scholarship recipeint.
Kaileen Myers

“I chose TCC because I’ve always heard great things about how the teachers connect with their students more and for financial reasons.” —Kaileen Myers, TCC STEM Promise Program and Don Carey REECH Foundation scholarship recipient.