Senior High School can come with tuition, transportation, school supplies, and other expenses. A scholarship may help reduce some of these costs.

If you are currently in Grade 11, School-Based Scholarships for Grade 11 Students may provide support while you continue your Senior High School education.

These scholarships are offered directly by schools, colleges, and universities. Each program has its own rules, benefits, and application schedule.

This guide will help you find school-based scholarships that may be available to Grade 11 students in the Philippines.

Who Is This Guide For?

This guide is mainly for students who are currently enrolled in Grade 11 and are looking for scholarship support for Senior High School.

You may also see these terms in scholarship announcements:

• Grade 11 student
• Senior High School student
• Current Senior High School student
• High School scholarship applicant

These terms may be used for students who are already studying in Senior High School.

However, you should always check the official scholarship rules. Some school-based scholarships are only for incoming students, graduating students, college applicants, or students from certain grade levels.

What Is a School-Based Scholarship?

A school-based scholarship is educational support offered directly by a school, college, or university.

You may qualify based on your grades, school record, financial situation, enrollment status, or other rules set by the school.

School-based scholarships may be available to:

• Students with strong academic performance
• Students who need financial support
• Students already enrolled in the school
• Students from certain grade levels
• Students who meet other scholarship rules set by the school

Some scholarships may provide a tuition discount, while others may offer other forms of school support.

Important Application Reminder

School-based scholarships have different application schedules and guidelines. Each school sets its own timeline, eligibility rules, available slots, and selection process.

Some scholarships may be offered every school year, while others only open during a certain admission or enrollment period.

The scholarships listed in this guide may not always be open for application. Before you apply, always check the latest information from the school.

Make sure to check:

• Current application period and deadline
• Updated eligibility rules
• Required documents
• Scholarship or tuition benefits
• Accepted grade levels
• Application steps and official submission link

Preparing your documents early can help you avoid delays, especially for scholarships with limited slots or short application periods.

School-Based Scholarship Programs

Below are school-based scholarship programs that students may check for their education.

National University (NU)

1. Nationalian College Scholarship Program

The Nationalian College Scholarship Program provides scholarship support to qualified high school graduates and current college students who meet National University’s academic requirements.

You may qualify if you are a high school graduate or currently a college student. You must also have no grade lower than 88 in any subject from the 1st Quarter to the 4th Quarter grading period.

Who should check this: High school graduates and current college students with no grade lower than 88 in any subject

Before You Apply

Before applying for any school-based scholarship, read the latest guidelines from the school.

Make sure to:

• Check if the scholarship is currently open.
• Confirm that current Grade 11 students are eligible.
• Review the latest grade requirements.
• Check the school or enrollment rules.
• Prepare the required documents.
• Follow the official application steps.
• Submit your application before the deadline.
• Check the school’s official page for updates.

Do not assume that a scholarship for high school graduates or incoming college students also accepts current Grade 11 students.

Always use the official school website, scholarship page, admission page, or verified social media page for the latest information.

References

The information in this guide was verified using the scholarship details, application guidelines, and announcements provided for the following school and scholarship provider:

• National University (NU)

Scholarship details may change without prior notice. Application schedules, eligibility requirements, benefits, available slots, accepted grade levels, and application procedures are determined by the school.

Always check the latest official announcement before applying.

Research Note: This guide was prepared and verified with the help of partners, volunteers, and the CRA team.

Please note that being included in this guide does not necessarily mean that a scholarship is currently accepting applications or that current Grade 11 students are eligible. Always visit the official school or scholarship page for the latest application period, requirements, benefits, and application procedures.