Only graduates of Condon High School are eligible for scholarships.

Scholarships are given for the purpose of assisting seniors or graduates in attending accredited institutions, including but not limited to: art institutions of higher learning, including junior and community colleges, universities, vocational, technical, or business schools.

Candidates must be enrolled as a full-time student in an accredited program unless an explanation is submitted in writing with the application.

Applications for scholarship must be submitted in writing on forms furnished by Condon Scholarship Foundation, available here.

Transcript information for high school seniors will be based on seven semesters. Post-secondary students who have completed less than one semester of post-secondary education must include a high school transcript. Students currently enrolled in college, or vocational-technical school for more than one semester must include the most recent college or vocational-technical transcript.

Applications for scholarships must meet the application deadline of April 17th, 2026 at 4pm and contain all required information.

Applicants must reapply annually. They may be a recipient of a Condon Scholarship Foundation award for a maximum of four award years.

Applicants must maintain at least a 2.0 cumulative high school, college or vocational-technical school GPA.

Must be enrolled as a full-time student in an accredited program unless a written explanation is provided.

Provide proof of full-time status at the time award funds are requested.

Acknowledge the sponsor(s) of a scholarship prior to receiving the funds via a thank-you note.

Condon Scholarship Foundation reserves the right to consider only those applications found to be complete and received by the application deadline.

If you have questions about the application process, please contact CSF Awards Committee members or Deidre Campbell at (541) 263-2915 for assistance.