An Opportunity for Leaders of Unusual Promise
The Gabelli Presidential Scholars Program is an undergraduate academic, merit program that annually awards full-tuition scholarships and fully-funded, GPSP-sponsored summer programs to 18 incoming freshman students. Early Decision and Regular Decision applicants who submit their BC applications by the November 1 priority scholarship deadline will be considered. There is no separate application for this scholarship, but please note that only candidates for fall admission will be considered.
Presidential Scholars & Alumni In The News
Hayoung Cho Receives the Finnegan Award
Link to BC News
Johany Jeune and Charlie Neill make BC's list of Seniors to Remember
Read their reflection in the link below.
Link to BC News
Rishi Srinivasan '24 founded a non-profit: STEM for All Academy
Rishi Srinivasan '24 & his brother Rohit Srinivasan '27 create a non-profit academy that strives to make STEM education more accessible to all.
Article in BC News
Michael Dixon '06 Establishes Faculty Fellowship
Michael Dixon '06 has established the Dixon Family Provost Faculty Fellowship for Teaching Excellence.
Article in BC News
Liz Schwab '25 Attends the 29th Annual UN COP
Liz Schwab '25, along with other delegates from BC, attended the 29th annual UN Conference of Parties.
Article in BC News
Garrett McCloskey '25 & his Summer Covering the Olympics
Garrett McCloskey '25 spent his summer in Connecticut, but lived on Paris time. His internship with ESPN had him covering the 2024 Olympics.
Article in BC News
Fran Hodgens Receives BC's Highest Undergraduate Commencement Honor
Fran Hodgens is awarded the Finnegan.
Article in BC News
Sancia Sehdev '25 Wins the Goldwater Scholarship
Sancia Sehdev '25 wins the Goldwater Scholarship, the nation's premier undergraduate award in the sciences. Read the article here.
Aidan O'Neill '23 debuts new play in Robsham this March 2024
Aidan O'Neill '23 has co-authored a new play, "Cleveland Circle," set to debut in Robsham this March 2024
Article in BC News“The Gabelli Presidential Scholars Program gave me the confidence to carve my own path. It made me believe that I can do almost anything.”
