Clarendon Scholars

The Clarendon Scholars are 10 diverse students selected to attend college together as a team. Through peer support, mentoring relationships, and leadership training, scholars are equipped to succeed in all areas of their college experience, while nurturing their vision for service in the city. Clarendon Scholars receive:

• Full tuition scholarships for four years
• Unique leadership training working in a team to address community issues while developing the academic, social and spiritual skills essential for college success
• Ongoing support from individuals committed to their success, including an on-campus Faculty/Staff mentor, upperclassman Clarendon Scholar mentor, as well as mentors from local churches and communities

To be considered for the Clarendon Scholars program, a student must:

• Be a high school senior
• Possess an aptitude for scholarship, a steady work ethic and strong academics
• Demonstrate a heart for service through leadership in church, community, and/or school 
• Live in an urban area in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and in or outside the five boroughs of New York
  

How to apply:        

• Attend one fall Gordon Experience Day open house or schedule an Individual Visit to see the campus, meet faculty, attend class and chapel.
  
• Complete an interview as part of the admissions process. Click here to schedule.
• Submit a completed application by February 1, including:
  
• • Online application
  • High School transcript
  • Personal Reference
  • Academic Reference
  • SAT/ ACT scores