One scholarship awarded periodically/annually, 100% tuition reduction
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Intent of the Award

This scholarship, established in 1999, is intended for entering students who are academically promising but economically disadvantaged. “The scholarship is from an American family, hoping that this small gift will find its way to students who achieve all they are capable of by Asking, Listening, Learning and then having the courage to act on their own convictions throughout life.”

Extent of the Award

The “Allan, Amanda, Katie and Sally” Scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction for the duration of the recipient’s studies at the College, which may not exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years.  It is awarded on a rotating basis; one new recipient is selected after the previous student has graduated. The scholarship may be awarded in either the fall or the spring semester.  In case of a continuing student, the scholarship is awarded for one academic year with the possibility of renewal.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
• demonstrate financial need
• show academic promise

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better by the end of the second semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed the period 4.5 continuous years (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

• have earned at least 24 credits
• have a CI of 3.0 or better
• demonstrate financial need
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Preference will be given to candidates coming from large families.

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded periodically, 100% tuition reduction
Open to entering degree-seeking students only

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship was established in 1987 by the trustees of the Michael Anagnos Schools to provide educational opportunities for an incoming student from Epirus.

Extent of the Award

The Michael Anagnos Schools Scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction for the duration of the recipient’s studies at the College, which may not exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years. It is awarded on a rotating basis; a new student is selected after the previous recipient has graduated. The scholarship is awarded in either the fall or the spring semester.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• be a native of Epirus (proof of birthplace is required)
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); preference will be given to students who have graduated from a lyceum in the designated area(s)
• demonstrate financial need

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better by the end of the second semester of study.  This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed the period 4.5 continuous years (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

To the extent possible, two scholarships awarded periodically, 100% tuition reduction
Open to entering degree-seeking students only

Intent of the award

This endowed scholarship was established in 2010 through the generosity of Mrs. Isabella-Ioanna Arvaniti in memory of her parents, Constantinos and Anneta Arvanitis. It is intended to provide financial assistance to two undergraduate students of Deree who have family origins in Aighialeia or Kalavryta.

Extent of the award

The Constantinos and Anneta Arvanitis Scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction for the duration of the recipient’s studies at Deree, which cannot exceed nine consecutive semesters (4.5 years). The scholarship is awarded on a rotating basis; a new recipient is selected after the previous recipient has graduated. The scholarship may be awarded in either the fall or spring semester.

Eligibility requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

• meet all entrance requirements for admission to the College
• have family origins in Peloponnese region. In the event that no such students are identified, ACG will consider prospective students with family origins from other areas of Greece who meet the qualifications.
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); preference will be given to applicants who have graduated from a Lyceum in the designated area(s)
• demonstrate financial need
• show academic promise

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a minimum Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.5 after completion of 32 undergraduate academic credits and 3.0 after completion of 64 undergraduate academic credits and must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code. The duration of the scholarship cannot exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years (unless otherwise specified).

Awarded periodically, up to 100% tuition reduction
Open to entering degree-seeking students who are Pierce graduates

Intent of the Award

Established in 2001 by the Board of Trustees, alumni and friends of The American College of Greece and coinciding with the 125th anniversary of the founding of the College, this scholarship honors former ACG President, John S. Bailey, for his more than 25 years of service to the institution. The scholarship reflects President Bailey’s strong belief that academically promising but economically disadvantaged students graduating from Pierce should be given an opportunity to continue their studies at Deree.

Extent of the Award

The John S. Bailey Scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction for the duration of the recipient’s studies at the Deree, which may not exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years. It is awarded on a rotating basis; one new student is selected after the previous recipient has graduated.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College.
• have completed his/her secondary education at Pierce lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above
• demonstrate financial need
• show academic promise.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better by the end of the second semester of study.  This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed the period 4.5 continuous years (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One or more scholarships awarded annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Intent of the Awards

These scholarships were endowed in 1997 by Nick and George M. Bapis in memory of their father, Michael N. Bapis, who believed strongly in the importance of education. Michael N. Bapis was born in the village of Aghios Vassilios in the prefecture of Arcadia, Greece. The scholarships are meant to assist entering Greek students who needs financial assistance to complete their college education and whose parents reside in the area of the honoree’s birthplace.

Extent of the Awards

The Michael N. Bapis Scholarships provide tuition reduction based on the BOT designated annual spending policy, calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have parents who reside in Aghios Vassilios of the prefecture of Arcadia, or in Vlahiotis, Skala, or Gythio in the prefecture of Laconia or, if not, applicants from the Laconia prefecture will be considered (proof of parent’s residence is required).  If there are no such candidates, prospective students from any area of Greece may be considered
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); preference will be given to students who have graduated from a lyceum in the designated area(s)
• demonstrate financial need

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study.  This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

• have earned at least 24 credits
• have parents who reside in Aghios Vassilios of the prefecture of Arcadia, or in Vlahiotis, Skala, or Gythio in the prefecture of Laconia or, if not, applicants from the Laconia prefecture will be considered (proof of parent’s residence is required); If there are no such candidates, Deree students from any area of Greece may be considered.
• have a CI of 3.0 or better
• demonstrate financial need
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a Cumulative Index (CI ) of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

Intent of the Award

Extent of the Award

Eligibility Requirements

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• be a native, or at least one of the parents must be a native, of the village of Ambelionas in the prefecture of Messinia of the Peloponnese (birthplace of the donor) or one of the surrounding villages – Aghios Sostis, Kakaletrio, Marina, Neda, Petra, Skliro, and  Stasimo
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek Lyceum with a high school grade of 15 and above (or equivalent). Candidates who have completed the last year of a secondary school abroad on an officially sponsored exchange program will also be considered, provided they have a grade average of 15 or better for the two years of attendance in the Greek lyceum and a “C” or better for the year abroad. (One copy of the High School Diploma is required.)
• demonstrate financial need

One scholarship awarded periodically, 100% tuition reduction
Open to entering degree-seeking students only

Intent of the Award

The scholarship, established in 2005, was endowed by a small group of men and women who love Hydra and have made the island their second home. The award was given to honor Betty Anthony, Freddy Bradlee, Myrtle Winter Chaumney, and Gwen Knight, all longtime residents of the island. The award is intended for academically promising students in need of financial assistance.

Extent of the Award

The Friends of Hydra scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction for the duration of the recipient’s studies at the College, which may not exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years. The scholarship is awarded on a rotating basis; a new student is selected after the previous recipient has graduated. The scholarship may be awarded in either the fall or the spring semester.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• be registered along with his/her parents, in the municipality of Hydra and be a resident of the island  (Proof of residence in Hydra is required.)
• have attended the lyceum in Hydra for at least two years with a minimum grade average of 17 (Certification of attendance at a Lyceum in Hydra for two years is required.)
• demonstrate financial need
• show academic promise

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better by the end of the second semester of study.  This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed the period 4.5 continuous years (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

Two scholarships awarded periodically, 100% tuition reduction
Open to entering degree-seeking students only

Intent of the Awards

These scholarships were established in 1997 by Tom C. Korologos, Chairman Emeritus of the Board of Trustees of The American College of Greece, and his children, in loving memory of Joy G. Korologos, a member and secretary of the Board, who gave generously of her time, energy and resources for the advancement of this institution. The scholarship is intended to assist two young Greek students of limited financial resources whose parents are from the area of the donor’s parents’ birthplace.

Extent of the Awards

The Joy G. Korologos Memorial Scholarships provide 100% tuition reduction for the duration of the recipients’ studies at the College, which may not exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years. They are awarded on a rotating basis; two new students are selected after the previous recipients have graduated. The scholarships may be awarded in either the fall or the spring semester.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have parents who reside in the district of Kynouria in the prefecture of Arcadia, Peloponnese (If there are no candidates from this district, applicants from other districts of Arcadia will be considered; proof of parent’s residence is required.)
• have graduated from a lyceum in one of the designated areas with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
• demonstrate financial need

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better by the end of the second semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed the period 4.5 continuous years (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded periodically/annually, 100% tuition reduction
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Intent of the Award

This scholarship, established in 1999, is intended for entering students who are academically promising but economically disadvantaged.

Extent of the Award

The Harvey C. Krentzman Scholarship provides 100% tuition reduction for the duration of the recipient’s studies at the College, which may not exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years.  It is awarded on a rotating basis; one new recipient is selected after the previous student has graduated. The scholarship may be awarded in either the fall or the spring semester.  In case of a continuing student, the scholarship is awarded for one academic year with the possibility of renewal.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
• demonstrate financial need
• show academic promise

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better by the end of the second semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed the period 4.5 continuous years (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

• have earned at least 24 credits
• have a CI of 3.0 or better
• demonstrate financial need
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

Intent of the Award

Extent of the Award

Eligibility Requirements

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
• show academic promise
• demonstrate financial need

One or more scholarships awarded periodically or annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship was established in 2001 with a generous gift from George and Penelope Nicholas, parents of a Deree graduate. They support the College’s philosophy that “lack of funds should not prevent academically qualified students from receiving an education at The American College of Greece.”

Extent of the Award

The George and Penelope Nicholas Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on the BOT designated annual spending policy, calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); preference will be given to students who have graduated from a lyceum in the designated area(s)
• demonstrate financial need

Preference will be given to applicants who have graduated from a lyceum in the city of Corinth in the prefecture of Corinthia and whose parents reside in that city. If there are not candidates from the city of Corinth, applicants who have graduated from a lyceum and whose parents reside in other areas of the Corinthia prefecture will be considered. (Proof of parent’s residence is required.) If there are no such qualified candidates, then students from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better by the end of the first semester of study.  This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award. In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

• have earned at least 24 credits
• have a minimum CI of 3.0
• Preference will be given to applicants who have parents who reside in the city of Corinth in the prefecture of Corinthia. If there are no candidates from the city of Corinth, applicants from other areas of Corinthia prefecture will be considered. (Proof of parent’s residence is required.) If there are no candidates from the previous mentioned areas then candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.
• demonstrate financial need
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full time student (12 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a Cumulative Index (CI ) of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One or more scholarships awarded periodically or annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees

Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Intent of the Award

This scholarship was established in 2000 by Harold C. Pachios and Penelope Pachios Carson to honor their parents, Lucy Cokkinias Pachios and Christy Pachios.  The scholarship is intended to assist a young Greek student of limited financial resources whose parents are from the area of the honorees’ families.

Extent of the Award

The Lucy Cokkinias Pachios and Christy Pachios Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on the BOT designated annual spending policy, calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); preference will be given to students who have graduated from a lyceum in the designated area(s)
• demonstrate financial need
• show academic promise

Preference will be given to students who are from the villages of Pellana, Georgitsi, Mistra or Vresthena in the prefecture of Laconia, or if none, from any other village in the prefecture of Laconia (and in every case applicants must have graduated from a Lyceum in the prefecture). If there are no such candidates, prospective students from any area of Greece who are otherwise qualified may be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 2.7 or better by the end of the first semester of study.  This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award. In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

• have earned at least 24 credits
• have a minimum CI of 3.0
• demonstrate financial need
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

Preference will be given to students who are from the villages of Pellana, Georgitsi, Mistra or Vresthena in the prefecture of Laconia, or if none, from any other village in the prefecture of Laconia (and in every case applicants must have graduated from a Lyceum in the prefecture). If there are no candidates from the previous mentioned areas, then otherwise qualified candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a Cumulative Index (CI ) of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship has been established by an anonymous donor who is a former trustee of ACG in honor of George Agrogiannis and Paraskevi Menegatou Parafestas.

Extent of the Award

The George Agorogiannis and Paraskevi Menegatou Parafestas Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on annual spending policy set by the ACG Board of Trustees then calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); preference will be given to students who have graduated from a lyceum in the designated area(s)
• demonstrate financial need
• show academic promise

Preference will be given to prospective students that are residents or families descent from the island of Kefalonia and/or the greater city of Larissa in Thessaly. If there are no eligible candidates from Kefalonia or Larissa, applicants from all the Ionian islands and the Thessaly prefecture will be considered. If there are no eligible candidates from these areas, then candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

• have earned at least 24 credits
• have a CI of 3.0 or better
• demonstrate financial need
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

Preference will be given to prospective students that are residents or families descent from the island of Kefalonia and/or the greater city of Larissa in Thessaly. If there are no eligible candidates from Kefalonia or Larissa, applicants from all the Ionian islands and the Thessaly prefecture will be considered. If there are no eligible candidates from these areas, then candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded periodically, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Intent of the Award

The Efstratios Koulalis & Anthoula Menegatou Koulalis Endowed Scholarship, was established in 2020 by an anonymous donor who is a former trustee of ACG in honor of Efstratios Koulalis & Anthoula Menegatou Koulalis.

Extent of the Award

The Efstratios Koulalis & Anthoula Menegatou Koulalis Endowed Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on annual spending policy set by the ACG Board of Trustees then calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. The Scholarship is awarded for the duration of the recipient’s studies at the College, which may not exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years. One new recipient is selected after the previous student has graduated. The scholarship may be awarded in either the fall or the spring semester.  In case of a continuing student, the scholarship is awarded for one academic year with the possibility of renewal.

Eligibility Requirements

For Entering Degree-seeking Students

• Meet all requirements for admission to the College.
• Have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); preference will be given to students who have graduated from a lyceum in the designated area(s).
• Demonstrate financial need.
• Show academic promise.

Preference will be given to eligible applicants whose parents are residents or descent from the islands of Kefalonia and/or Mytiline and/or the area of Piraeus. If there are no such qualified candidates, then candidates from all the Ionian islands, the North Aegean islands and the Attiki prefectures will be considered. If there are no such qualified candidates, then candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must:

• achieve a minimum Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.00/4.00 by the end of the first semester of study. The minimum CI of 3.00/4.00 must be maintained while receiving the scholarship.
• register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters.
• continue to present financial need.
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students

• Have earned at least 24 credits.
• Maintain a minimum CI of 3.00/4.00.
• Demonstrate financial need.
• Be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Preference will be given to eligible applicants whose parents are residents or descent from the islands of Kefalonia and/or Mytiline and/or the area of Piraeus. If there are no such qualified candidates, then candidates from all the Ionian islands, the North Aegean islands and the Attiki prefectures will be considered. If there are no such qualified candidates, then candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must:

• maintain a minimum CI of 3.00/4.00. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the scholarship, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).
• be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters.
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded periodically, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students 

Intent of the Award

The Dimitrios Mavroudis and Maria Vassiliadis Mavroudis Endowed Scholarship, was established in 2020 by an anonymous donor who is a former trustee of ACG in honor of Dimitrios Mavroudis and Maria Vassiliadis Mavroudis. 

Extent of the Award

The Dimitrios Mavroudis and Maria Vassiliadis Mavroudis Endowed Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on annual spending policy set by the ACG Board of Trustees then calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. The Scholarship is awarded for the duration of the recipient’s studies at the College, which may not exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years. One new recipient is selected after the previous student has graduated. The scholarship may be awarded in either the fall or the spring semester.  In case of a continuing student, the scholarship is awarded for one academic year with the possibility of renewal.

Eligibility Requirements

For Entering Degree-seeking Students

• Meet all requirements for admission to the College.
• Have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); preference will be given to students who have graduated from a lyceum in the designated area(s).
• Demonstrate financial need.
• Show academic promise.

Preference will be given to eligible applicants whose parents are residents or descent from the area of Chrisochorafa, followed in preference from Serres. If there are no such eligible candidates, then candidates from the Macedonia prefecture will be considered. If there are no such qualified candidates, then candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must:

• achieve a minimum Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.00/4.00 by the end of the first year of study (prior to the completion of the first year, the CI must be at least 2.00/4.00). The minimum CI of 3.00/4.00 must be maintained until graduation.
• be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters.
• continue to present financial need.
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students

• Have earned at least 24 credits.
• Maintain a minimum CI of 3.00/4.00.
• Demonstrate financial need.
• Be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Preference will be given to eligible applicants whose parents are residents or descent from the area of Serres. If there are no such eligible candidates, then candidates from the Macedonia prefecture will be considered. If there are no such qualified candidates, then candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must:

• maintain a minimum CI of 3.00/4.00. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the scholarship, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).
• be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters.
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded periodically, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students 

Intent of the Award

The Alexandros Zekakos and Vera Menegatou Zekakos Endowed Scholarship, was established in 2020 by an anonymous donor who is a former trustee of ACG in honor of Alexandros Zekakos and Vera Menegatou Zekakos.

Extent of the Award

The Alexandros Zekakos and Vera Menegatou Zekakos Endowed Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on annual spending policy set by the ACG Board of Trustees then calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. The Scholarship is awarded for the duration of the recipient’s studies at the College, which may not exceed the period of 4.5 continuous years. One new recipient is selected after the previous student has graduated. The scholarship may be awarded in either the fall or the spring semester.  In case of a continuing student, the scholarship is awarded for one academic year with the possibility of renewal.

Eligibility Requirements

For Entering Degree-seeking Students

• Meet all requirements for admission to the College.
• Have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); preference will be given to students who have graduated from a lyceum in the designated area(s).
• Demonstrate financial need.
• Show academic promise.

Preference will be given to eligible applicants whose parents are residents or descent from the islands of Kefalonia and/or the areas of Mani and/or Athens. If there are no such eligible candidates, then candidates from all the Ionian Islands, the Peloponesse and the Attiki prefectures will be considered. If there are no such qualified candidates, then candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must:

• achieve a minimum Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.00/4.00 by the end of the first year of study (prior to the completion of the first year, the CI must be at least 2.00/4.00). The minimum CI of 3.00/4.00 must be maintained while receiving the scholarship.
• be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters.
• continue to present financial need.
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students

• Have earned at least 24 credits.
• Maintain a minimum CI of 3.00/4.00.
• Demonstrate financial need.
• Be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Preference will be given to eligible applicants whose parents are residents or descent from the islands of Kefalonia and/or the areas of Mani and/or Athens. If there are no such eligible candidates, then candidates from all the Ionian Islands, the Peloponesse and the Attiki prefectures will be considered. If there are no such qualified candidates, then candidates from any part of Greece will be considered.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must:

• maintain a minimum CI of 3.00/4.00. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the scholarship, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).
• be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters.
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded periodically or annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Intent of the Award

The Eleftherios and Mary Rouvelas Endowed Scholarship Fund is the consolidated fund (Sep 2013) of three endowment funds established by Emmanuel L. Rouvelas a member of the Board of Trustees of the College, and Marilyn Rouvelas, his wife, an author of books and articles related to Hellenism and Orthodoxy. The three consolidated funds were the “Eleftherios Emanuel Rouvelas Endowed Scholarship Fund” (1995), the “Mary Rouvelas Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Fund” (2000) and the “Sarbane-Marudas Endowed Scholarship Fund” (2000).

Eleftherios Emmanuel Rouvelas was born in 1915 in the village of Arhangellon, Laconia, Greece, the sixth of ten sons of Emmanuel and Panayiota (Papadakes) Rouvelas. He left home at the age of 11 and served on Greek merchant ships and in the Greek navy before migrating to America in 1939.

Mary Rouvelas was born in Seattle Washington in 1921, the eldest of five children of Socrates and Fotini Meleas Derezes, both of whom had migrated earlier from villages in the Mani area of Greece. Mary attended Seattle public schools. They were married in 1942 in Seattle, Washington and raised a family that became two children and four grandchildren. Although neither of them had much formal education, they consistently stressed education to their children and grandchildren. They deeply loved America and their Hellenic heritage and its core principles which are reflected in the American College of Greece.

Senator Paul Sarbanes (1)-MD) was the first Greek American to be elected to the United States Senate and Peter Marudas was a high level assistant to State and Federal officials for over 30 years. Both exemplify the Periclean ideals of public service.

Extent of the Award

The Eleftherios and Mary Rouvelas Endowed Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on the BOT designated annual spending policy, calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent); Preference will be given to students who graduated from a lyceum in Archangellos or Monemvasia in the prefecture of Laconia, or if none, from Elika, Demonia, Moali, Monemvasia or Neapoli, or if none, from other towns or villages of Laconia, or if none, from any other area of Greece.
• demonstrate financial need

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the second semester of study. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award. In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

• have earned at least 24 credits
• have a CI of 3.0 or better
• demonstrate financial need
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

Preference will be given to students who graduated from a lyceum in Archangellos or Monemvasia in the prefecture of Laconia, or if none, from Elika, Demonia, Moali, Monemvasia or Neapoli, or if none, from other towns or villages of Laconia, or if none, from any other area of Greece.

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must be a full-time student (12 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better. This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, the one demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

Intent of the Award

Extent of the Award

Eligibility Requirements

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have completed his/her secondary education at a Greek lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
• demonstrate financial need
• show academic promise

One scholarship awarded annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Preference will be given to students who are Pierce graduates with a high school graduation diploma (apolytirion) grade of 18 and above. Preference will also be given to students that are at least Juniors (60 credits or more earned) and have a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.5 or better. Finally, priority will be given to dual Citizenship GR and US students and to parallel study students from Greek public universities.

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship has been established by Lena G. Triantogianni a Pierce & Deree alumna and trustee of ACG in honor of her parents George and Paraskevi Triantogianni.

Extent of the Award

The George and Paraskevi Triantogianni Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on the BOT designated annual spending policy, calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• be a Degree seeking student
• have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
• show academic promise
• demonstrate financial need

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a CI of 3.5 or better by the end of the first semester of study.  This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

• have earned at least 24 credits
• have a CI of 3.5 or better
• demonstrate financial need
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a CI of 3.5 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.

One scholarship awarded annually, award amount based on spending policy set by the Board of Trustees.
Open to both entering and continuing degree-seeking students; priority will be given to entering students

Preference will be given to students that have declared Management Information Systems and/or Inforamtion Technology as their major.

Intent of the Award

This endowment scholarship in memory of Marinos Zenios was established by UBS Warburg (formerly the Dillon Reed Bank), his colleagues, friends and family in 1998. Marinos Zenios graduated from Deree with a degree in computer information systems in 1986. An excellent student, he did postgraduate studies at Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh, and was employed thereafter by the New York branch of Union Bank of Switzerland until his untimely death in 1998. The scholarship is meant to provide assistance to a promising entering or continuing student of limited financial resources.

Extent of the Award

The Marinos Zenios Memorial Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on the BOT designated annual spending policy, calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Aid Office. Renewal of the award to the same recipient is possible as long as he/she continues to meet the eligibility requirements and there is a sufficient balance.

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be considered, the applicant must:

For Entering Degree-seeking Students:

• meet all requirements for admission to the College
• have completed his/her secondary education at a lyceum with a high school grade of 17 and above (or equivalent)
• demonstrate financial need

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credit hours or more) per continuous semesters and achieve a Cumulative Index (CI) of 3.0 or better by the end of the first semester of study.  This CI (or higher) must be maintained while receiving the award, the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified). In addition, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code.

For Continuing Degree-seeking Students:

• have earned at least 24 credits
• have a CI of 3.0 or better
• demonstrate financial need
• be in compliance with all College policies including the Student Conduct Code

To continue receiving the award, the recipient must register for at least 2 courses (6 credits or more) per continuous semesters and maintain a Cumulative Index (CI ) of 3.0 or better while receiving the award the duration of which may not exceed one academic year with the possibility of renewal (unless otherwise specified).

Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected.