Scholarship Information
The Radnor High School Scholarship Fund (RHSSF) was founded in 1966 to provide need-based scholarships to graduates of Radnor High School for post-high school education.
Applications must be submitted to the Radnor High School Guidance Office by a specified spring date. The applications are reviewed by an independent financial officer. The officer classifies the applicants based on financial criteria and prepares a summary report ranking the applicants according to need. All financial information is held in strict confidence.
RHSSF scholarship commitments are for four years of full-time study and contingent upon recipient's continuing financial need, satisfactory performance (C average or better) and our ability to fund the scholarships. Recipients have six years to claim their four years of awards.
RHSSF funds scholarships through a widespread fall Community Campaign, various fund-raisers, and named scholarships. RHSSF will contact recipients and their parents/guardians to help with fundraising events. Past fundraisers have included the Fourth of July fireworks, Radnor Kitchen Tour, Breakfast with Santa, Girls’ Night Out, Monte Carlo Night, and Secret Santa Shop. As an all-volunteer organization, RHSSF relies on recipient support to offer various community events.
Student Eligibility
In order to apply, a student must be a graduating senior in the Radnor High School Class of 2026 who meets the following eligibility criteria:
Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident of the United States
Must have lived in Radnor Township while attending Radnor High School.
Must have attended Radnor High School for the three years prior to graduation
Will be working full-time toward a degree or certification in a post-secondary program.
Scholarship applications for the Class of 2026 will be available in December.
A copy of the applicant's Student Aid Report (SAR) from FAFSA must be attached. To allow sufficient time to process this financial information, the FAFSA form must be completed and submitted before February, 15, 2026. Applications for the FAFSA are available online at www.studentaid.gov. All information will be kept confidential.