
Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast
Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast has partnered with SAGE Scholars to bring our members the Tuition Rewards program.
What are Tuition Rewards?
Tuition Rewards is a unique private college savings program offered by the Girl
Scouts of the Colonial Coast. Girl Scouts and their families can earn Tuition Rewards Points, which can
be redeemed for guaranteed minimum college scholarships, starting with the freshman year, at over
440 participating SAGE Scholars private
colleges & universities.
Once registered, Girl Scouts can earn Tuition Rewards Points through Girl Scout participation. Each Tuition Rewards Point represents a guaranteed minimum discount equivalent to one dollar, with a maximum discount of up to one year’s tuition, spread equally over four years of full-time undergraduate education. The number of Points earned determine the minimum, guaranteed tuition discount students can receive at any SAGE Scholars member college and university. Students may receive more financial aid — but cannot receive less!
- Each Tuition Rewards Point is equivalent to one dollar in guaranteed minimum tuition discounts at participating institutions.
- Tuition Rewards Points never expire.
- You can sign up children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and other family members.
Girls* earn 2,000 Tuition Reward Points when they:
- Sign up for a SAGE Scholars Tuition Rewards account.
- Renew or register for the upcoming membership year by April 30.
- Attend one council event or camp.
- Earn at least one badge.
- Participate in the Girl Scout Cookie Program — selling a minimum of 150 boxes.
Earn 500 additional Points when they earn their Girl Scout Bronze, Silver or Gold Award.
Adults* earn up to 2,500 Tuition Reward Points when they:
- Sign up for a SAGE Scholars Tuition Rewards account.
- Renew or register for the upcoming membership year by April 30.
- Complete background verification.
- Complete position training, annual risk management and volunteer confidentiality agreement.
- Be in good standing with council.
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Receive an appointment letter for a role below AND
- Troop Leader
- Host at least two monthly troop meetings.
- Attend at least one SU event or encampment.
- Submit a complete financial report by council deadline.
- Troop Helper
- Attends 90% of troop meetings AND
- Completes outdoor training and attends troop or service unit camping OR
- Acts as the troop product coordinator OR
- Acts as the troop CPR/First Aider (holds valid certification)
- Service Unit Volunteer Support Team
- Attend 90% of service unit meetings.
- Submit final paperwork by council deadline (fall product/cookies).
- Adult Learning Facilitator
- Host a minimum of 4 trainings a year.
- Outdoor Facilitator
- Facilitate 2 council events.
- Facilitate 2 service unit events.
- Troop Leader
Complete the online Tuition Rewards verification form by June 30. Please contact customercare@gsccc.org with any questions about Rewards Verification or program requirements.
* Girls cannot earn Points, and adults cannot assign Points, after August 31 of the Girl Scout's senior year of high school.



Tuition Rewards are NOT awarded in cash. If all requirements have been met, and the student's Rewards were submitted within 10 days of application, you are guaranteeing that the student will be awarded scholarships, grants, or other awards at least equal to the amount of points submitted (1 point = $1, up to the college's stated maximum), divided equally over a projected four (4) years* of undergraduate education.
For example, a student with 20,000 points - having met the deadlines - would be guaranteed to receive no less than $5,000 in total scholarships, grants or other discounts, provided by the college or university, for each of the four years* he or she would attend. Should the student qualify for more than is guaranteed by the Tuition Rewards, the student will receive the higher amount but cannot receive less.
The financial aid award letter may not specifically identify "Tuition Rewards". Colleges reserve the right to privately label Tuition Rewards Points as their own award. As long as the college award equals or exceeds the student's submitted Tuition Rewards Points the college has met its obligation.
* can be divided equally over five (5) years if student is enrolled in a co-op program.