Designed for exceptional students with financial need, the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation's Young Scholars Program allows students in grade 7 the opportunity to apply for financial assistance and advising throughout high school. For more information, please visit our Jack Kent Cooke Young Scholars Program webpage.
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation College Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship program available to high-achieving high school seniors with financial need who seek to attend and graduate from the nation's best four-year colleges and universities.
The Cathy Coughlin STEM Scholars program, established in memory of Cathy Coughlin, provides enrichment and accelerated STEM programming and academic guidance through CTD, designed to prepare participants for advanced coursework in high school and beyond. The scholarship covers the cost of all tuition and fees for programming and is renewable for up to three years. It is open to girls from the Chicago area currently in grade 6 who are demonstrating interest and exceptional potential in STEM areas and who have financial need. Each year, approximately 5 new scholars are identified. The scholarship provides:
For more information about the program and the application process, contact Elliott Cady, Manager of Admissions and Pathways Advising at elliott.cady@northwestern.edu.
The Sandra Dennhardt Technology Scholarship provides a tuition scholarship for a student with financial need who enrolls in a qualifying technology course in one of CTD's three-week Academic Summer Day and Residential Camps. Depending upon the funds available, one or more students may receive full or partial scholarships. Learn more about this scholarship.
Gifts to CTD provide life-changing programming and expand CTD's positive impact around the world. Learn more about scholarship funds and how your donation can make a difference.
If you have questions about any of these scholarships or financial aid for CTD programs, please contact the CTD admissions and pathways advising team for assistance.