Each year Molloy offers academic and named scholarships valued at over $1.3 million!
Academic ScholarshipsAcademic Scholarships will be awarded to applicants based on their grades and standardized test scores earned in 6th, 7th, and 8th Grades, and their Catholic High School Admission entrance exam score (the top 1-2% on the TACHS exam). In order to be considered for an academic scholarship, completed TACHS Applicant Records with the 6th, 7th and 8th Grade marks must be submitted by the applicant’s current school. TACHS Applicant Record forms may be accessed on
www.tachsinfo.com.
Named Scholarships
There are several Named Scholarships awarded each year. These scholarships are designed to help mostly those who demonstrate financial need, and who have a B average (3.0) or higher in the core subjects (ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies).
A select few of these Named Scholarships honor firefighters lost during the World Trade Center attacks. Immediate relatives (children, grandchildren) of current, retired, or deceased firefighters are highly encouraged to apply for a Named Scholarship. *Note: If you are not a relative of an FDNY firefighter, you can still apply for a Named Scholarship whose criteria does not specify that.
For a list of Named Scholarships,
click here.
Named Scholarships: How to Apply and Criteria
- Review the information on this page to ensure you meet the necessary requirements.
- Take the TACHS exam and list Molloy (Code: 012) as your first choice for high school.
- The Confidential Recommendation Form should be filled out and emailed/mailed to Molloy c/o Admissions from two of the following:
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- Current Teacher
- Pastor and/or clergy in residence of parish
- Principal and/or administrator
- Guidance Counselor
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- In your application, please provide a one page type-written essay outlining why you qualify for a Molloy Named Scholarship, including:
- Why you wish to attend Molloy
- Why you are a strong candidate for a Named Scholarship
- Highlight your personal qualities, experiences, and strengths
- Ensure your name is on the essay and that it is a PDF or Word Doc format
- *Note: You may list close relatives who have attended or who currently attend Molloy within the essay.
Submitting Your Application
Applicant, please download and print two copies of the above recommendation forms and give to your two recommenders. Please ask recommenders to complete this form and have them email it from an official school/organization email address to
[email protected]. Alternatively, please have recommenders fill in the form, sign it, place it in a school or official envelope, sign it over the seal, and mail the form to: Archbishop Molloy High School, Attn: Admissions 83-53 Manton Street Briarwood, NY 11435.
Please remind recommenders to list financial issues or circumstances that would strengthen why you should be awarded a Named Scholarship. An example would be dire financial need, though not all scholarships are limited to that. *Ensure that if you are applying for a specific Named Scholarship, they do not give a general explanation but one that is specific to this scholarship.
*DEADLINE TO SUBMIT NAMED SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION: December 1, 2023
If you have any questions regarding Academic or Named Scholarships, please email us at [email protected].