For
academic year 2025-25, Athens College will award Merit Scholarships to students
based on their outstanding academic performance and excellent conduct. The
following will be awarded:
Grade
7 (A’ Gymnasium)
a) Up to six (6) full scholarships external students who will
excel in the Entrance Examinations, regardless of financial status.
b) Up to three (3) to Athens College Grade 6 students and
up to three (3) to Psychico College Grade 6 students who will excel in the
optional diagnostic exams held in Grade 6.
Grade
10 (A’ Lyceum)
a) Up to four (4) full scholarships to external students
who will excel in the Entrance Examinations, regardless of financial status.
b) Up to two (2) full scholarships to Athens College Grade
7 students and up to two (2) full scholarships to Psychico College Grade 7
students, who will achieve the highest score in their class (final grade point
average for the Grade 9).
International
Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
One
full scholarship to a student who will excel in the Entrance Examinations,
regardless of financial status.
Merit
Scholarships cover 100% of tuition fees and continue to be granted until the
recipient’s graduation, as long as the scholar achieves in the 10% higher score of their class and has excellent conduct. At the end of each academic year, the
continuation of the scholarship is re-examined.
Parents
do not need to apply for Merit Scholarships. They are awarded to students who
have excelled, based on their cumulative score.
In
the event that there is an insufficient number of successful candidates who
meet the above criteria, then some or all of the Merit Scholarships may not be
awarded.
In
case of non-acceptance by the beneficiaries, the Scholarship will not be
transferred to the next highest scoring students.
Also,
for those who did not get awarded a Merit Scholarship for academic year
2024-25, Athens College will offer the opportunity of full or partial
financial support to the first sixty (60) students who will be admitted into Grade 7 and
the first twenty (20) students who will be admitted into Grade 10, based on
their family's financial situation.
Decisions will be made based on the criteria of the
College's Scholarship Program and will be irrevocable.