How much funding does Dr. Henry J. Pilote Jr. and Angelica E. Pilote Scholarship provide?

Dr. Henry J. Pilote Jr. and Angelica E. Pilote Scholarship provides $10,000 one-time payment in funding.

When is the deadline for Dr. Henry J. Pilote Jr. and Angelica E. Pilote Scholarship?

The deadline is April 30, 2026.

Dr. Henry J. Pilote Jr. and Angelica E. Pilote Scholarship

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Funding Amount

$10,000 one-time payment

Deadline

April 30, 2026

20 days left

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Dr. Henry J. Pilote Jr. and Angelica E. Pilote Scholarship

Overview: This 4-year college scholarship is awarded annually to one UHS student applicant who best exemplifies the criteria set out by founder and former Principal Dr. Henry J. Pilote, Jr. and his wife, Angelina E. Pilote.

Objective: The scholarship recognizes all-around excellence and achievement by University High School graduates. The character and integrity of the student are among the most important criteria sought after by the Pilote Scholarship.

Award Amount: For school year 2025-26, the scholarship provides a one-time payment of $10,000.

Award Frequency: Annually to one UHS student

Geographic Scope: University High School (Arizona)

Background: Dr. Henry Pilote was the second director at Special Projects from 1980 to 1985. Pilote and his wife Angelina left a legacy gift in their will which is now stewarded by the UHSFAA.

Scholarship Award Criteria

The student should be a "doer" known for:

Minimum GPA: 3.2 out of 4.0 (or 4.2/5.0)

College Plan: Must be entering a 4-year course of study at an accredited college

Athletic Achievement: Athletic achievement is a must

Leadership Program: Must be enrolled in ROTC OR participate in another leadership program where problem solving, planning strategies and professional ethics are learned

Special Achievements: Such as participation in science fair, literary society, essay contest, local theater or other competition requiring individual exposure

Community Involvement: Community-related activities are valued

Teamwork: Participation in social/class activities that indicate the student is a team player

Character & Integrity: Honesty, leadership, and the ability to take responsibility for his/her actions