MC Federal Scholarship Program
The MC Federal Credit Union Scholarship Program was established to provide educational funds for members. It is to be awarded to a current high school senior or continuing higher education student.
MC Federal Credit Union will award two scholarships in the amount of $1000 each to the student(s) who are enrolled in an accredited college or university for the upcoming academic school year. Decisions are final.
Awarding of Scholarships:
MC Federal Credit Union reserves the right to withhold award of all scholarships if too few qualified applications are received. Decisions will not be based on default. One scholarship application will be accepted per applicant. Decisions are made by MC Federal Credit Union Scholarship selection committee. All decisions are final.
Deadline
The deadline for receiving the scholarship application, essay, and sealed transcripts for 2025 is May 2, 2025.
The deadline for receiving the scholarship application, essay, and sealed transcripts for 2025 has passed. Check back in the spring of 2026 for updates.
Eligibility
To qualify, you must meet the following requirements:
- Each applicant must be a current member of MC Federal Credit Union. Applicant’s account must be in good standing.
- Each applicant must be a 2025 graduating high school senior or continuing higher education student. MC Federal Credit Union employees, graduate students, and previous winners are not eligible.
- Applicant must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA.
- Applicants must submit online a completed application and a 200-word essay pertaining to the Topic. Essays will be scored with attention given to content, spellings, grammar, validity, sincerity, and the applicant’s ability to answer the question.
- Applicants must submit an official high school transcript or continuing education transcript for the most current semester available, with the total cumulative grade point average (GPA) on the transcript.
Criteria for Application
It is the responsibility of the applicant to see that all information is received by the Credit Union’s deadline.
To apply online, upload your documents using the form below OR email them to: ajones@mcfcu.org
Include the following when submitting the application:
- A completed application
- A written essay (at least 200 words)
- Request an official transcript to be mailed to MC Federal Credit Union in a sealed, stamped envelope.
- Official high school transcript must be for the most current semester available, with the total cumulative grade point average (GPA) on the transcript. Transcript must be received by MC Federal Credit Union, Attn: Ashley Jones, 1339 Saint Mary St, Suite 1, Lewisburg, PA 17837; directly from the school in a sealed envelope by the deadline.
Essay Topic
“Financial Education is a powerful tool to prepare young people for a better tomorrow. How can the credit union tailor it’s financial education program to provide a strong financial foundation to young adults?”
Submit Your Application
For any questions or concerns please call the Credit Union Toll-free at 1-800-834-0082
Please do not send in any part of the application package separately except for your transcript. Scholarship applications will not be considered unless all required information is received by May 2, 2025
Submit application and essay below OR email to: ajones@mcfcu.org
Mail transcripts to:
MC Federal Credit Union
Attn: Ashley Jones
1339 Saint Mary St, Suite 1, Lewisburg, PA 17837
Deadline:
The deadline for receiving the scholarship application, essay, and sealed transcripts for 2024 has passed. Check back in the spring of 2025 for updates.
Eligibility:
To qualify, you must meet the following requirements:
- Each applicant must be a current member of MC Federal Credit Union. Applicant’s account must be in good standing.
- Each applicant must be a 2024 graduated high school senior or continuing higher education student. MC Federal Credit Union employees, graduate students, and previous winners are not eligible.
- Applicant must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA.
- Applicants must submit online a completed application and a 200-word essay pertaining to the Topic. Essays will be scored with attention given to content, spellings, grammar, validity, sincerity, and the applicant’s ability to answer the question.
- Applicants must submit an official high school transcript or continuing education transcript for the most current semester available, with the total cumulative grade point average (GPA) on the transcript.
It is the responsibility of the applicant to see that all information is received by the Credit Union’s deadline.
To apply online, upload your documents using the form below OR email them to: ajones@mcfcu.org
Include the following when submitting the application:
- A completed application
- A written essay (at least 200 words)
- Request an official transcript to be mailed to MC Federal Credit Union in a sealed, stamped envelope.
Applicant must submit:
- An official high school transcript for the most current semester available, with the total cumulative grade point average (GPA) on the transcript. Transcript must be received by MC Federal Credit Union, Attn: Ashley Jones, 1339 Saint Mary St, Suite 1, Lewisburg, PA 17837; directly from the school in a sealed envelope by the deadline.
- A completed MC Federal Credit Union Scholarship application along with an essay. One entry per individual.
Essay Topic:
Check back in Spring of 2025 for contest details and essay topic.
About MCFCU:
MC Federal CU prides itself on the credit union philosophy of “people helping people” and fully relies on their corporate values to drive excellent service, brand innovative products, as well as offer a multitude of opportunities and financial services to benefit their members in every stage of life. We emphasize the importance of financial literacy and building a strong financial foundation for young members so that they can fully utilize each service the credit union has to offer. Why do people join credit unions? Credit unions are not for profit, and the members are part owners. Credit unions offer better rates with lower fees and the members’ deposits are federally-insured for up to $250,000 by the NCUA.
2025 Winners:
Topic: “Financial Education is a powerful tool to prepare young people for a better tomorrow. How can the credit union tailor it’s financial education program to provide a strong financial foundation to young adults?”
Previous Winners
