NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS

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Scholarship Recipient Gratitude

  • Class of 2026
Thomas Willie, Scott Stuckey Memorial Scholarship

It’s a great opportunity to be awarded this scholarship because it means that me and my family can experience the joy that is going to De Smet Jesuit. The brotherhood aspect is like no other, and I seriously cannot thank this school enough for what it has done for me.

  • Class of 2025
Alex Renschen, Bobby Christman Memorial Scholarship

Receiving this scholarship gave me the motivation to be the best possible person that I can be. Getting to help at trivia night was a  really touching experience because it shows that the scholarship is more than money, it’s the people behind it. Seeing all of those people there for Bobby really changed my perspective on how a community can be so much more, over a common bond.

  • Class of 2026
Liam Devlin, Phyllis Sansone Memorial Scholarship

My family and I are very grateful for the reception of the Phyllis Sansone Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship has enabled me to attend De Smet Jesuit High School, where I earned a 4.1 GPA during my first quarter and has allowed me to continue my athletic career. It has also allowed me to get closer to God and the church. I have really become close with God since school has started, specifically when doing examen, and reflections mid-day and night.

  • Class of 2023
Elijah Thomas, Joseph Sansone Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship helps my family and I so much, and we are eternally grateful for your considerate donation to De Smet Jesuit. Thank you.

  • Class of 2023
Tyler Schaeffer, Lawrence J. Leahy Scholarship Recipient

Being the recipient of the Lawrence J. Leahy Scholarship means so much to me and my family because it gives me the chance to attend such a great school. One of which furthers my belief in God, allows me to become brothers with my peers, helps me grow closer to the community, and prepares me for my future in life and college. 

$1,000-$5,000 Awards

No FACTS required.

Principal’s Scholarship

  • Awarded to applicants that have excellent academic standing.

Magis Scholarship

  • Awarded to applicants with strong co-curricular activities and a commitment to community service.

Bobby Christman Scholarship

  • Awarded to applicants with a 2.8 or higher-grade point average, a demonstrated commitment to community service, and strong intrapersonal skills.

Legacy Scholarship

  • Awarded to applicants with a father or grandfather who has graduated from De Smet Jesuit.

Concerned about tuition costs?

Our goal is to make a Jesuit education possible for every qualified candidate. More than 75% of our newest class of Spartans have received a scholarship based on academics or character, or tuition assistance through FACTs. 

Interested in learning more?

Complete the De Smet Jesuit online application and contact us to discuss our family tuition options.

$500-$5,000 Awards

Completed FACTS application required.

Academy of the Sacred Heart Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant who has attended Academy of the Sacred Heart in good academic standing.

Ann Marie Beermann Scholarship

  • Given at the principal’s discretion, this award is for an applicant with strong academic achievement, a commitment to modeling good citizenship, and demonstrated financial need.

Anna and John Houlihan Scholarship

  • Awarded to a transfer student in good academic standing with co-curricular involvement.

Cameron Boersig Family Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant who is in a family with two or more siblings attending De Smet Jesuit.

Cathleen and Paul Anderson Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant from a Catholic grade school in the St. Louis or St. Charles area who demonstrates motivation and leadership through community work, either after school or during the summer.

 

Frank and Mary Cay Finnegan Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant in good academic standing with a strong dedication to leadership.

Cole Anello Scholarship

  • Awarded to applicants who are grounded in the love for Christ and seek to be a man for and with others. Strong emphasis on participation in co-curriculars and service. Parish School of Religion preferred.  

Donald and Annette Wahle Family Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant who has attended Queen of All Saints or St. Catherine Laboure in good academic standing with co-curricular involvement.

DSJ Brebeuf Jesuit Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant with demonstrated commitment to service and faith.

Helen Fusz Jordan Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant in good academic standing with a strong dedication to leadership.

 

Jim Goessling ’73 Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant who displays integrity and leadership in his school community with co-curricular involvement.

Scott Stuckey ’92 Memorial Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant who has attended Immaculate Conception-Dardenne Prairie, St. Patrick School-Wentzville, or St. Joseph-Cottleville, in good academic standing with a strong dedication to leadership.

St. Jude Scholarship

  • Awarded to a minority student in good academic standing with a commitment toward community service.

Stephen M. Ringkamp Memorial Scholarship

  •  Awarded to an applicant in good academic standing with a demonstrated commitment to leadership. Student must reside in St. Louis County or City.

The Ross Family Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant with a parent who serves at an area Catholic school.

Edward M. Nestor Scholarship

  • Awarded to an applicant in good academic standing with demonstrated commitment to Fine Arts.