Scholarships

SC Whitmore School is a strong advocate of supporting its students. As our students decide to pursue higher education we are committed to helping them locate the resources necessary for their future success. Listed are a number of scholarships SC Whitmore and the state of South Carolina offer. Please take time to review these options and let your counselor know how they can assist in reaching your goals on your educational journey.

SC Whitmore Scholarship

Jessica Munyon

Jessica Munyon Memorial Scholarship

With a heavy heart, in February of 2021, SC Whitmore School announced the passing of Jessica Munyon. Jessica joined SCWS in 2016 and had an incredible impact on the lives of students across South Carolina. Jessica not only faithfully served as a teacher, but as a department chair and advisor for ArtMore, an online digital literary and art magazine. She will truly be missed by the entire SC Whitmore School family.
The Jessica Munyon Memorial Scholarship has been
created in her honor.

The Jessica Munyon Memorial Scholarship recognizes outstanding seniors who have embraced the mission of SCWS. Each student will receive a $1,000 merit scholarship to be used for a two or four-year college, or a career skills-enhancement certification. Jessica Munyon Memorial Scholarship Fellows Must:

  • Currently, be in the 12th grade and eligible to graduate this academic year

  • Model a character of integrity, leadership, service, and academic achievement

  • Have been enrolled for at least one academic year

  • Be recommended by an SCWS teacher

  • Have earned a minimum of 4.0 GPA at SC Whitmore School

South Carolina Scholarships & Grants

To qualify for a South Carolina scholarship or grant, all who apply must meet the following criteria:

  • Must be a South Carolina resident

  • Must be a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident

  • Must be enrolled as degree-seeking students at an eligible South Carolina public or independent institution

  • Must not owe a refund or repayment on any State or Federal financial aid and not in default on a Federal student loan

  • Must have never been convicted of any felonies and have not been convicted of any second or subsequent alcohol/drug-related misdemeanor offenses with the past academic year (excluding the Lottery Tuition Assistance)