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Every year Pierce offers partial scholarships that come from donations made by friends of the College. These scholarships may be yearly or may cover the total number of years of study and may have special criteria, such as origin or financial need.
The Frances Payne Bolton Scholarship was established in 2012 through the generosity of an anonymous American donor. The scholarship offers aid to promising PIERCE students facing financial difficulties.
The amount of the scholarship is determined according to the annual expenditures policy set by the Board of Trustees.
The Frances Payne Bolton Scholarship is offered for the three years of Gymnasium and/or Lyceum, provided that the scholarship recipients continue to demonstrate financial need, maintain a grade average of 18 or higher, and exhibit excellent behavior at the school.
The Anna Lea-Lambrinidou Scholarship was established in 2011 by Ms. Anna Lea-Lambrinidou, Pierce Class of 1943 and former member of the College Board of Trustees, who offered her time and services to the College for many years. The scholarship offers assistance to promising students facing financial difficulties, studying at Pierce – the school where she herself studied.
The amount of the scholarship is determined according to the annual expenditures policy set by the Board of Trustees.
The Anna Lea-Lambrinidou Scholarship it is offered for the three years of Gymnasium and/or Lyceum, provided that the scholarship recipients continue to demonstrate financial need, maintain a grade average of 18 or higher, and exhibit excellent behavior at school.
The Anastasia Alexopoulou Scholarship was established in 2001 in honor of the honorary Vice President of the College, Anastasia Alexopoulou, who served the school faithfully and with profound dedication for over 40 years. The scholarship offers aid to promising students facing financial difficulties, studying at Pierce.
The amount of the scholarship is determined according to the annual expenditures policy set by the Board of Trustees.
The Anastasia Alexopoulou Scholarship is offered for the three years of Gymnasium and/or Lyceum, provided that the scholarship recipients continue to demonstrate financial need, maintain a grade average of 18 or higher, and exhibit excellent behavior at school.
The James Salas Scholarship was established in 2013 by the James Salas Estate and provides assistance to promising students facing financial difficulties who attend Pierce and hold Greek citizenship.
The amount of the scholarship is determined according to the annual expenditures policy set by the Board of Trustees.
The James Salas Scholarship is offered for the three years of Gymnasium and/or Lyceum, provided that the scholarship recipients continue to demonstrate financial need, maintain a grade average of 18 or higher, and exhibit excellent behavior at school.
The Koralia Krokodeilou Scholarship was established in 1995 in honor of Koralia Krokodeilou, who devoted over 42 years to education and was an excellent teacher, advisor and inspired role model for the students of Pierce College. The scholarship offers aid to a promising female student from Greece facing financial difficulties.
The amount of the scholarship is determined according to the annual expenditures policy set by the Board of Trustees.
The Koralia Krokodeilou Scholarship is offered for the three years of Gymnasium and/or Lyceum, provided that the scholarship recipient continues to demonstrate financial need, maintains high academic performance with grades placing them in the class top 10%, and exhibits excellent behavior at school.
The Ourania Veneti Scholarship was established in 2017, thanks to the generosity of Mrs. Ourania Veneti, a graduate of Pierce, class of 1945, The scholarship provides assistance to promising students facing financial difficulties who attend Pierce.
The amount of the scholarship is determined according to the annual expenditures policy set by the Board of Trustees.
The Ourania Veneti Scholarship is offered for the two years of Gymnasium and/or the three years of Lyceum, provided that the scholarship recipients continue to demonstrate financial need, maintain a grade average of 17 or higher, exhibit excellent behavior at school, and participate in extracurricular activities of the American College of Greece, particularly those of Pierce, such as Student Communities, academic clubs, athletic activities, or the Ambassadors program. Recipients are also expected to demonstrate integrity and uphold the values and motto of the school,” Non Ministrari Sed Ministrare.”
To apply for the scholarship, the applicants must:
In case more than one candidate meets the above requirements, the applicant(s) with the lowest family income will be selected for the scholarship.
