Scholarships

Investigator College offers Scholarships in three categories:

• New Students
• Current Students
• General Scholarships (available to both new and current students)

There are multiple scholarships available in each category. Awarding of each type of scholarship is governed by the relevant Selection Criteria.

Our Scholarships Program is open to all school-aged children from Year 5 to Year 12.

Students who are not currently enrolled or attending Investigator College may apply for either New Student or General Scholarships.

Students who are currently enrolled at Investigator College may apply for either Current Student or General Scholarships.

Applications for scholarship at Investigator College are managed through an online application process, with clear opening and closing dates.

All Scholarship Applications must be submitted through our Online Application System, and must be received no later than 5:00pm on the advertised closing date.

Each individual scholarship offered by Investigator College is governed by specific Selection Criteria, which must be addressed by applicants in their application.

Selection Criteria may include (but are not limited to):

• Evidence of excellence or effort in academic performance;
• Evidence of excellence or effort in extra-curricular activities;
• References and endorsements from key figures related to the nature of the scholarship;
• Answers provided by the candidate in the form of written or verbal statements;
• Results of specific academic testing;
• Assessments of character, capability and/or potential based on information and supporting documents provided throughout the application process.

Applications for each Scholarship offered are evaluated against the relevant selection criteria to create a shortlist of candidates, who will then be invited to attend an interview at the College, with members of our Senior Leadership Team.

Determinations of successful applicants will be made following  interviews, with advice of the outcome being provided to all applicants (both successful and unsuccessful) at the conclusion of the process.