Promise for Tomorrow Scholarships
Catholic Teacher Discount
Saint John’s Seminary offers a 10% tuition remission for eligible teachers in Catholic schools through the Promise for Tomorrow Scholarship Fund. For more information, please contact the director of the program, Dr. Anthony Coleman.
From the generosity of donors in the Boston area, the Archdiocese of Boston has established the Promise for Tomorrow Scholarship Fund to benefit those serving the Church in the Archdiocese of Boston, in parishes, or in other ministries. These scholarships assist MAM/MTS degree students in need of financial assistance.
In addition to need-based aid, the Promise for Tomorrow Scholarship Fund offers two merit-based scholarships. The Promise for Tomorrow Fund awards these two scholarships once a year. These scholarships are:
“Outstanding Lay Service Scholarship” (for the Master of Arts in Ministry degree).
”New Evangelization Scholarship” (for the Master of Theological Studies for the New Evangelization degree).
Please contact Dr. Anthony Coleman if you are interested in applying for a merit-based scholarship.
For more information on the Promise for Tomorrow scholarships, please visit:
Initial Aplications
To apply for Promise for Tomorrow scholarships, please download the application below.
Students from outside the Archdiocese of Boston may apply and will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Applicants must first submit a FAFSA electronically through their website. Also submit a letter of recommendation from your pastor (or head of campus ministry or shrine) or receive permission from your pastor to utilize your parish recommendation sent with your MAM/MTS application.”
Under the link to Financial Aid
Re-Applications
The Promise for Tomorrow Scholarship Fund does not automatically renew need-based or merit-based scholarships. Students must reapply annually on or before the May1 deadline. To do so, students should complete the reapplication form and submit their reapplication to the Promise for Tomorrow Scholarship Fund along with their original scholarship essay, current transcript, original parish recommendation, and updated FAFSA.
