Scholarships

Funded by alumni gifts, this scholarship of $500 is awarded each year to CCV graduates who plan to continue on for a bachelor’s degree. Fill out the Alumni Scholarship application.

CCV’s premier academic scholarship, this is awarded to students who exhibit sustained academic excellence.

This endowment scholarship was established to support deserving students whose chances of success can be strengthened by aid and whose needs are not met by other sources.

This CCV scholarship from an anonymous donor covers the full tuition and fees for enrollment in EDU-1240 Assessment of Prior Learning or EDU-1225 Focused Portfolio Development for 10 early childhood educators with more than one year of experience in the field who are pursuing CCV’s associate degree in Early Childhood Education. Additional scholarships over the next 3 years/6 semesters are available to recipients to help complete their associate degree. Scholarship details can be found here.

Established in memory of beloved faculty member Jason Conway, this scholarship is awarded to students who have financial need, show academic promise, and have a propensity for self-directed learning.

This scholarship was established by Ken Libertoff, who served as Director of the Vermont Association for Mental Health for 30 years. It is intended to help recruit, train, and maintain Vermont’s workforce by assisting students working toward careers in the “helping professions.” It is intentionally broadly defined to intersect with a variety of career opportunities in mental health, social work, nursing, corrections, and the allied healthcare fields.

Bob and Lois Frey established this scholarship in memory of their daughter, Jennifer “Jenny” Frey ‘97, a longtime student, lifelong learner, and CCV graduate. Each year, the Frey scholars statewide – students with a special learning need or who are studying to serve those with special needs – receive direct support for their tuition expenses.

Joseph “Joe” Boutin, retired President and CEO of Merchants Bank, established this endowed scholarship fund to provide need-based scholarships for CCV students. In his 39-year career, Joe was a leader in the banking industry in Vermont and nationally. He also served on several non-profit boards including the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC).

In recognition of the key role CCV played in Karen’s educational and professional development, this scholarship was established by the Geiger family in memory of Karen who was both a CCV alumna and staff member. This scholarship is awarded annually to students who demonstrate financial need, preferably in the liberal studies degree program.

This scholarship fund was created in memory of longtime CCV-Brattleboro Academic Coordinator Karen Clark, who passed away in December 2015. It was established to honor Karen’s passion for helping students persist in their studies, complete their degrees, and reach their career goals.

Originally established in memory of former CCV President Kenneth Kalb’s wife, Leah, this scholarship was renamed after Ken’s passing in 2020 to honor his memory as well. This scholarship provides funds to students pursuing an associate degree in a business-related concentration.

This scholarship is designed to honor former and current CCV faculty and staff members whose work for the College has benefited students, faculty, and co-workers in substantial and meaningful ways. Each year, one or more current or former faculty and staff members will be identified.

This need-based scholarship is used to benefit students who are longtime residents of Bennington County and have less than 60 academic credits.

These scholarships are awarded annually to one student from each CCV academic center, as well as the Center for Online Learning. Recipients are nominated by staff at their home academic center and awarded $1,000 in recognition of their leadership efforts through academics, volunteerism, and community engagement.

Established in honor of Urban and Pauline Bergeron, this scholarship is funded by the Bergeron Family Foundation and provides financial assistance to students in a career program with financial need that are in good academic standing and have resided in Chittenden County for ten years or more.

Students who have graduated number one or two in their Vermont high school class are eligible for a tuition waiver at CCV. You do not need to be a recent high school graduate to qualify for this waiver, but you cannot have already earned a baccalaureate degree at any higher education institution. You must maintain a GPA of 3.0 to retain this scholarship.

Victoria Buffum Single Parent Scholarship
This scholarship provides financial support to full-time CCV students who are single parents and is generously funded by the endowed Victoria Buffum Single Parent Program Fund established at the Vermont Community Foundation. Find out more on our Student Parent Resources page.

Established in honor of Yolande Corbin Chadwick, this scholarship is awarded to students with children enrolled in a degree program at the CCV-Winooski academic center.