Counselors
Scholarships
Oklahoma Memorial Trust Foundation Scholarships
Scholarships applications are available to all graduating seniors currently attending a Tulsa Public High School. The Oklahoma Educational Memorial Trust Foundation was organized in 1957 by a group of Tulsa Public Schools (TPS) educators who recognized the need to support students who were graduating from TPS high schools and needed financial assistance to pursue advanced degrees. Since its inception individuals, parent-teacher associations, trusts, and corporations have contributed to the foundation. Gifts are donated as memorials, or in honor of educators, students, or supporters of TPS.
OCCF: Oklahoma City Community Foundation
Various Deadlines over 120 scholarships available for Oklahoma students. Don’t miss out on the opportunities that pertain to you.
Helpful Links
ACT - A standardized test used for admittance to colleges in the United States
COLLEGEdata - An online college advisor
FAFSA - Free Application for Federal Student Aid for students going to college
FSA ID - Username and password you use on federal student aid websites such as fafsa.gov and StudentLoans.gov
Online Colleges - Earn your college degree from an online accredited university
RaiseMe - High schoolers can start earning college scholarships as early as 9th grade for good grades, sports, extracurriculars and other achievements
SAT - Standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States
The Common Application - used to apply to any of more than 700 member colleges and universities in the United States
Debra Kerr
Middle School Counselor
kerrde2@tulsaschools.org
Susan Allen
High School Counselor
allensu@tulsaschools.org
Larry Dotson
High School Counselor
dotsola@tulsaschools.org
Oklahoma's Promise
Oklahoma's Promise allows students whose families earn $55,000 or less annually, and who meet academic and conduct requirements to earn a college tuition scholarship.
Tulsa Achieves
Tulsa Achieves is a funding program that provides up to 100% of tuition and fees to Tulsa County residents who graduating high school seniors and enroll at Tulsa Community College the fall after they graduate. The program pays for up to 63 college credit hours or up to three years of college, whichever comes first.
NCAA Eligibility
If you want to compete in NCAA sports at a Division I school, you need to register with the NCAA Eligibility center to make sure you stay on track to meet initial-eligibility standards.