2026 Castle Pines Scholarship Application

Important Update

Castle Pines Scholarship Application
The scholarship application has been updated. Changes include new formatting and revised required documents. Please review the updated application carefully before applying.
If you have questions or encounter any issues, contact Morgan Mendelson at
303-814-6281 or mmendelson@castlepinesgolfclub.club

Castle Pines Scholarship Foundation
The Castle Pines Scholarship Foundation was established in 1982 and provides financial assistance for tuition and other related college or vocational training expenses to qualified and deserving Castle Pines Golf Club employees and caddies. Typically, each year over sixty individuals receive support. These young men and women work in all areas of the Club. The Foundation’s goal is to materially assist qualified recipients in continuing their education. The Foundation has the guidance of a Board of Directors and a Distribution Committee reporting to the Board.

Scholarships are awarded through a competitive process. Scholars are selected based on financial need, work ethic, character, leadership ability and any special civic or scholastic achievements. In addition to general scholarship grants, the following special scholarships are the largest awarded by Castle Pines Scholarship Foundation (CPSF).

Jack A. Vickers Merit Scholarship
The Jack A. Vickers Merit Scholarship is for employees and caddies of Castle Pines Golf Club. This scholarship was established by the Foundation to recognize the leadership, vision, and hard work of Club Founder, Jack Vickers. The scholarship is awarded on an annual basis for a portion of tuition, books, and/or room and board expenses. The scholarship is limited to use at a four-year college/university that is accredited by recognized accreditation agencies and offers at least a bachelor's degree upon completion of the course of study offered.

Cally Vickers Merit Scholarship
The Cally Vickers Merit Scholarship is for employees and caddies of Castle Pines Golf Club. This scholarship was established by the Foundation to recognize the respect and grace Cally Vickers had for the employees of Castle Pines. The scholarship is awarded on an annual basis for a portion of tuition, books, and/or room and board expenses. The scholarship is limited to use at a four-year college/university that is accredited by recognized accreditation agencies and offers at least a bachelor's degree upon completion of the course of study offered.

Florian F. Barth Merit Scholarship
The Florian F. Barth Merit Scholarship is for employees and caddies of Castle Pines Golf Club. This scholarship was established by the Foundation to honor the memory of long-time Club Member and Foundation Trustee, Florian F. Barth, for his outstanding service rendered with excellence, enthusiasm, and dedication to the benefit of the Foundation and to the many young student grant recipients. The scholarship is awarded on an annual basis for a portion of tuition, books, and/or room and board expenses. The scholarship is limited to use at a four-year college/university that is accredited by recognized accreditation agencies and offers at least a bachelor's degree upon completion of the course of study offered.

Donald H. Wiese Merit Scholarship
The Donald H. Wiese Merit Scholarship is for employees and caddies of Casle Pines Golf Club. This scholarship was established by the Foundation to recognize the generous steadfast support of the Foundation and its principles by Club Member, Donald H. Wiese. The scholarship is awarded on an annual basis for a portion of tuition, books, and/or room and board expenses. The scholarship is limited to use at a four-year college/university that is accredited by recognized accreditation agencies and offers at least a bachelor's degree upon completion of the course of study offered.

Castle Pines Scholarship Foundation

Scholarship Eligibility
Applicants must be in their second year or more of employment as an employee or caddie at Castle Pines Golf Club. Employees must work a minimum of 275 hours during the 2026 season, and caddies must complete at least 25 loops during the 2026 season. All required hours and loops must be completed by your last day of employment. Note: Holiday shifts do not count as double; hours and loops are calculated based solely on actual hours worked or loops completed.

Eligible applicants must plan to attend a community college, 4-year college, or university. Scholarships are available for associate’s, undergraduate, and graduate degrees. It is important to note that children of Club Members are not eligible.

General Conditions

An employee offered one of the CPSF scholarships must agree to the following conditions before accepting it:
1. Scholarship awards will be paid directly to a student’s educational institution.
2. Scholarship money can be used for tuition, fees, room & board, and/or books for up to one year from the date that you are notified of your award.
3. If you do not enroll, drop out of school after fall semester/term, or if your academic performance falls below your school’s minimum standard for receiving financial aid after the fall semester/term, any remaining scholarship dollars must be returned to the Castle Pines Scholarship Foundation.
4. The scholarship is not available to students attending any of the United States of America military academies, because at these academies, expenses covered by CPSF scholarships are already paid by the United States government.
5. Employees who have received scholarships in previous years are encouraged to reapply for an award each year. Previous recipients will be evaluated against all applicants each year and are not guaranteed to receive a new award.
6. All scholarships may vary in amount from year to year depending upon funds that are available and, possibly, other factors.
7. Scholarship grants are determined by the Foundation’s Distribution Committee and approved by the Foundations Board of Directors after considering the applicant’s financial need, work ethic, character, leadership ability and any special civic or scholastic achievements.
8. Club Supervisors and Department Heads are consulted for relevant information regarding applicants.

Castle Pines Scholarship Foundation

Application Procedures
To ensure that your application is reviewed and processed as quickly and accurately as possible, please read and follow these procedures and requirements as written.

The employee or caddie applying for a scholarship must:
1. Complete the application personally and answer all questions, if applicable, on the application.
2. Be advised that only those applications received by Wednesday, June 10, 2026 at 10:00 a.m., will be considered. Note: The online application will be disabled after this date and time.
3. All applicants will be scheduled a time for an in-person interview with the Board of Directors and Distribution Committee. This interview is required in order to be considered for a scholarship.
  - Interviews will be scheduled on either Monday, July 13 or Tuesday, July 14 2026. If you are unable to attend your in-person interview due to a pre-scheduled engagement, please contact Morgan Mendelson at 303-814-6281 or mmendelson@castlepinesgolfclub.club so an alternate arrangement can be made.
4. Be advised that applications become the property of the CPSF and will not be returned to the applicant.
5. Applicants will be notified of the committee’s decision no later than Monday, August 3, 2026.
6. Applicants cannot specify which scholarship(s) they wish to apply for and submitting this application is in no way a guarantee that a scholarship will be granted.
7. Exceptions can be made for applicants who need to submit a hardcopy application. Please contact Morgan Mendelson if you are unable to continue with the digital application process.
If you have any questions regarding the application process, please contact Morgan Mendelson at 303-814-6281 or mmendelson@castlepinesgolfclub.club.

Castle Pines Scholarship Foundation

Required Documents
The following documents are required as part of your CPSF application. Please read all instructions carefully before submitting.

One letter of recommendation is required. The letter must be written and submitted directly to Morgan Mendelson by an advisor, coach, professor, or employer. Please download the template below, share it with your recommender, and ensure it is submitted on your behalf prior to the application deadline (June 10, 2026).

Letter of Recommendation

The following documents are to be uploaded to your application directly:
- Academic Transcript | An academic transcript is a document that serves as a verified record of your academic history. Unofficial transcripts are acceptable. Please submit the appropriate transcript based on your current academic status:
  - Recent High School Graduates (Incoming College Freshmen): Submit your most recent high school transcript.
  - Current Undergraduate & Graduate Students (Sophomores and Above):
    Submit your most recent college or university transcript. Please do not include your high school transcript. Note: College course descriptions and class schedules are not accepted and should not be submitted.
- SAT/ACT Score Report | Applicable to recent high school graduates (incoming college freshmen) only. Unofficial score reports are accepted.
- Current Photo | Please upload a recent, clear, and high-quality photo of yourself. The photo should meet the following requirements:
  - A solo photo, no other individuals in the frame
  - Waist-up or closer framing
  - Clear and in focus, no blurry or low-resolution images

Castle Pines Scholarship Foundation

2026 Scholarship Application
Application deadline Wednesday, June 10th, 2026 at 10:00 a.m.

Note: This application can be saved and returned to at a later date.
Applicant name:

First NameLast Name
Applicant gender:
Applicant e-mail:
example@example.com
Applicant phone number:
Format: (000) 000-0000.
Applicant address:

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Applicant birthdate:

MonthDayYear
Date
Applicant birthplace:
Will you be attending a community college, or a 4-year college or university as a freshman in the fall?
High school:
High school you graduated from:
High school graduation date:
High school GPA:
SAT score:
ACT score:
School attending for the 2026/2027 academic year:
Field of study:
College student ID number:
Expected college graduation date:
Have you attended more than one high school and/or college?

SERVICE HISTORY AT CASTLE PINES GOLF CLUB

Please provide information for all years worked at the Club.

Current & past CPGC employment history (if not applicable, fill in 'N/A.')

Rows	Current	2025	2024	2023
Department
Position
Starting Month
End Month

Current & past CPGC caddie history (if not applicable, fill in 'N/A.')

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Number or Loops

Estimated Last Day (2026 Season)

MonthDayYear
Date

Financial Preparation
The financial preparation is a critical component of your scholarship application. If you need help, please contact Morgan Mendelson directly.

All amounts entered must reflect annual costs — not monthly, not per semester. If you pay an expense monthly, multiply it by 12. If you pay per semester, multiply by 2.

Please enter whole dollar amounts only, rounded to the nearest dollar. Do not use commas or decimal points, as the form does not recognize them.

Please take your time with this section. A thorough and accurate budget demonstrates your financial awareness and strengthens your application significantly.

Tuition & Academic Cost

Enter all amounts as annual totals. Please enter whole dollar amounts only, rounded to the nearest dollar. Do not use commas or decimal points, as the form does not recognize them.
Tuition & Fees ($)
(Actual or Estimated from School Website | Tuition costs should not include books, subscription costs, or study materials)
Books, Labs, & Required Materials ($)
(Textbooks, lab fees, online course materials, and any other required academic supplies. If you pay per semester, multiply by 2.)
Extra-Curriculars ($)
(Sorority/Fraternity dues, intramural sports, club fees, academic event costs, or study abroad expenses. If you pay per semester, multiply by 2.)
Other Academic Costs ($)
(Include any remaining academic expenses not captured in the fields above, such as professional certifications, licensing exam fees, academic software subscriptions, or printing costs. If you pay per semester, multiply by 2.)
# of Years of Attendance Remaining
(Enter the number of full years you have remaining until you complete your degree. For example, if you are a sophomore, enter 2. This is used to calculate your total remaining cost of attendance.)
Room, Board (Food), & Living Expenses

Enter all amounts as annual totals. Please enter whole dollar amounts only, rounded to the nearest dollar. Do not use commas or decimal points, as the form does not recognize them.
Room ($)
(Include your annual dorm or apartment rent. If you live with parents or guardians, include any rent or housing contributions you make. If you pay monthly, multiply by 12.)
Board (Food) ($)
(Include your annual meal plan cost and/or monthly grocery spending. If you pay monthly, multiply by 12.)
Living Expense ($)
(Include additional costs associated with your living space such as laundry, utilities, cable, electricity, and other household expenses. If you pay monthly, multiply by 12.)

Transportation Costs

Enter all amounts as annual totals. Please enter whole dollar amounts only, rounded to the nearest dollar. Do not use commas or decimal points, as the form does not recognize them.
Car Payments ($)
(Enter your annual car payment amount. If you make monthly payments, multiply by 12. Enter 0 only if your car is fully paid off.)
Insurance ($)
(Enter your annual auto insurance cost. If you pay monthly, multiply by 12.)
Fuel ($)
(Enter your estimated annual fuel expense based on your typical driving habits and distance to campus. If you estimate monthly, multiply by 12.)
Maintenance ($)
(Include annual costs for oil changes, tires, car washes, and any other routine vehicle upkeep. If you pay per visit, estimate the number of times per year and multiply by 12.)
Parking Pass and/or Toll Charges ($)
(Include the cost of an annual campus parking pass and/or estimated annual toll charges for your regular commute to school.)
Airfare/Extra Travel Home ($)
(Include the estimated annual cost of flights or additional expenses for traveling home during school breaks and holidays.)
Other Transportation ($)
(Include any remaining transportation costs not listed above, such as rideshare services, public transit passes, or additional vehicle subscriptions. If you pay monthly, multiply by 12.)

Annual Ancillary Costs

Enter all amounts as annual totals. Please enter whole dollar amounts only, rounded to the nearest dollar. Do not use commas or decimal points, as the form does not recognize them.
Medical (Insurance, Prescriptions, etc.) ($)
(Include your annual health, dental, and vision insurance premiums, prescription medication costs, therapy, and any other out-of-pocket medical expenses. If you pay monthly, multiply by 12.)
Cell Phone ($)
(Include your annual cell phone bill and any additional apps or subscriptions required for school. If you pay monthly, multiply by 12.)
Internet ($)
(Include your annual internet cost if not already included in your living expenses. If you pay monthly, multiply by 12. Enter 0 if internet is included in your rent or covered by another source.)
Entertainment ($)
(Include your estimated annual spending on activities such as movies, gym memberships, dining out, game nights, sports outings, student sports passes, and other recreational activities. If you estimate monthly, multiply by 12.)
Personal ($)
(Include your estimated annual spending on clothing, toiletries, coffee, gifts, gadgets, and other personal items. If you estimate monthly, multiply by 12.)
Other ($)
(Include any remaining personal expenses not captured in the fields above. If you pay monthly, multiply by 12. Enter 0 if not applicable.)

Total Funding Sources (Not Financed)

These are awards and income that do not require repayment. Enter all amounts as annual totals. Please enter whole dollar amounts only, rounded to the nearest dollar. Do not use commas or decimal points, as the form does not recognize them.
Scholarships ($)
(Enter the total annual amount of all scholarship awards you have received or expect to receive. Do not include loans. Enter 0 if not applicable.)
Grants ($)
(Enter the total annual amount of all grants you have received or expect to receive, including federal Pell Grants and any institutional grants. Do not include loans. Enter 0 if not applicable.)
Personal Savings ($)
(Enter the annual amount you plan to draw from personal savings to cover educational costs. Divide your total available savings by the number of years remaining in your degree to find your annual amount.)
Summer or School Year Earnings ($)
(Enter the estimated annual amount you expect to earn from employment during the summer or school year that will be applied toward your educational costs.)
Family Contribution (529 Plan, etc.) ($)
(Enter the annual amount your family has committed to contributing toward your education. This may include 529 plan distributions, GI Bill benefits, Roth IRA withdrawals, trust accounts, or direct financial support.)
Other (Not Financed) ($)
(Include any other non-loan funding sources not listed above, such as employer tuition assistance, community organization awards, or religious organization contributions.)

Funding Sources - Financed (Loans)

These are funding sources that require repayment. This includes first-time applicants and returning applicants who have acquired a new loan since their previous application. Please enter whole dollar amounts only, rounded to the nearest dollar. Do not use commas or decimal points, as the form does not recognize them.
Subsidized Loans ($)
(For subsidized loans, the government pays the interest while you are in school. Enter the annual amount shown on your current loan statement. If you have not yet applied but intend to do so, enter your estimated loan amount based on your FAFSA form. You may also use the Federal Student Aid Estimator at https://studentaid.gov/aid-estimator/estimate/student-information to estimate this loan amount. Enter 0 only if you do not plan to apply for this loan for this coming school year.)
Unsubsidized Loans ($)
(For unsubsidized loans, interest begins accruing immediately. Enter the annual unsubsidized loan amount as reflected on your current loan statement. If you have not yet applied but intend to do so, enter your estimated loan amount based on your FAFSA form. You may also use the Federal Student Aid Estimator at https://studentaid.gov/aid-estimator/estimate/student-information to estimate this loan amount. Enter 0 only if you do not plan to apply for this loan for this coming school year.)
Direct PLUS Loans ($)
(For direct PLUS loans, these are loans available to graduate students or parents of dependent undergraduates, and interest begins accruing immediately. If you have not yet applied but intend to do so, enter your estimated loan amount based on your FAFSA form. You may also use the Federal Student Aid Estimator at https://studentaid.gov/aid-estimator/estimate/student-information to estimate this loan amount. Enter 0 only if you do not plan to apply for this loan for this coming school year.)
Personal / Private Loans ($)
(Personal or private loans are non-federal funding sources obtained through private lenders such as banks, credit unions, or online institutions. These loans are typically used to cover expenses not met by other financial aid. Borrowers are responsible for repayment with interest, and terms are based on credit worthiness. Unlike federal loans, private loans generally do not offer the same protections or benefits and are not listed on the Federal Student Aid website. If this loan is pending, please estimate your monthly payment using a student loan calculator. Enter 0 only if you do not plan to apply for this loan for this coming school year.)
Other (Financed) ($)
(Include any other financed funding sources not listed above. Enter 0 if not applicable.)
Balances Previously Financed

This section refers to funds that have already been borrowed through loans or other financial sources. This section should be completed by any applicants that currently have outstanding loan balances. It captures financial aid you have already received. Enter the current outstanding balance for all previously taken loans as a single total amount. Please enter whole dollar amounts only, rounded to the nearest dollar. Do not use commas or decimal points, as the form does not recognize them.
Previously Financed — Subsidized Loans ($)
(Enter the current outstanding balance on all of your subsidized loans as shown on your loan statement in your StudentAid.gov account. Enter 0 only if you have not previously taken out this type of loan.)
Previously Financed — Unsubsidized Loans ($)
(Enter the current outstanding balance on all of your unsubsidized loans as shown on your loan statement in your StudentAid.gov account. Enter 0 only if you have not previously taken out this type of loan.)
Previously Financed — Direct PLUS Loans ($)
(Enter the current outstanding balance on all of your direct plus loans as shown on your loan statement in your StudentAid.gov account. Enter 0 only if you have not previously taken out this type of loan.)
Previously Financed — Personal / Private Loans ($)
Enter the total outstanding balance of all personal or private loans as reported by your lender. These loans are not listed in your StudentAid.gov account and must be obtained directly from your loan provider. Enter 0 only if you have not previously taken out this type of loan.
Previously Financed — Other ($)
(Enter the current outstanding balance of any other previously financed amounts not listed above. Enter 0 if not applicable.)

Loan Repayment Assumptions (Pre-Filled / Read-Only)

The totals below are automatically calculated based on the amounts you entered and are read only — they cannot be edited directly. If you notice an error in any total, scroll back up and correct the amount in the relevant field. Your totals will update automatically.
Average Interest Rate
Average Loan Length in Months (10 years)
Total Calculated Fields (Pre-Filled / Read Only)

The totals below are automatically calculated based on the amounts you entered above and are read only — they cannot be edited directly. If you notice an error in any total, go back and correct the amount in the relevant field. Your totals will update automatically.
Total Tuition & Academic Cost
Total Room, Board & Living Expenses
Total Transportation Costs
Total Annual Ancillary Costs
Total Annual Cost to Attend College
Total Sources Not Financed
Total Sources Financed
Estimated Payment for Total Financed
Total Current Year Unidentified Finances
Total Previously Financed
Grand Total of Financed and Previously Financed Loans
Total Potential Financing
Payment if Remaining Costs are Financed
Assumed Total Remaining Cost for Attendance

Essay Submission
Essay submissions must be formal, well-written, and composed in complete sentences organized into clear paragraphs. Submissions that include bullet points, lists, or outlines are not acceptable and will be marked as incomplete.

Note: The use of artificial intelligence in the preparation of your essay is strictly prohibited. Detection of AI-generated content will result in your application being marked incomplete.
Is this your first time applying to the Castle Pines Scholarship Foundation?
First-Year Candidate Essay Prompts

Please prepare a typed essay of no more than 500 words to help the Board of Directors and the Distribution Committee become better acquainted with you as a first-year applicant. The provided prompts are designed to assist you in conveying valuable insights to the Board of Directors and Distribution Committee. Select only a few prompts to address do not answer them all, as this essay provides you with the opportunity to showcase your achievements, life or scholastic events, and future endeavors. Note: Submissions containing bullet points, lists, or outlines will be marked as incomplete.

Describe your history and experiences
· How have these events influenced or shaped your educational journey and life goals?

· What motivates you to achieve goals and meet expectations?

· What (past or current) people have influenced your life? Why?

· What do you hope to accomplish with your education and future career?

· Why did you pick that field of study?

· What steps are you taking now to get the most out of your degree in the future (internships, special interest groups)?

· How do you plan to balance and maximize your college education?

· How do you manage your time between academia, work, and social activities?

· What steps will you take, and what resources do you have to maintain a good grade? How do you intend to prioritize school?

· How will you handle adversity throughout your educational journey?

· How do you overcome a challenging subject or a difficult teacher?

· How will you handle your academic responsibilities when faced with unexpected challenges, such as a death in the family, illness, or injury?

Describe your current or future financial picture based on your anticipated debt and salary

· How do you plan to pay off your student loans while paying for the standard cost of living expenses?

· How will a scholarship impact your financial situation?

· How has working at Castle Pines Golf Club benefited you? In what ways have you contributed to the improvement of Castle Pines?
2026 FIRST-YEAR CANDIDATE ESSAY

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Returning Candidate Essay Prompts

Please prepare a typed essay of no more than 500 words to help the Board of Directors and the Distribution Committee become better acquainted with you as a returning candidate. The provided prompts are intended to guide you in sharing meaningful insights with the Board of Directors and Distribution Committee. Select only a few prompts to address do not answer them all, as this essay is an opportunity to reflect on your personal and academic growth and to explain how this scholarship has supported your educational and career goals. Note: Submissions containing bullet points, lists, or outlines will be marked as incomplete. As a returning candidate you are required to submit a newly written essay. Any essay previously submitted in prior years will be removed, and your application will be deemed incomplete.

Continued Commitment to Your Goals

· What goals have you set for yourself since your last application, and how have you worked toward achieving them?

Reaffirming Your Passion

· What drives your passion for your chosen field of study?

· How have you maintained or strengthened that passion since your last scholarship application?

· Has your passion led you to pursue a new career direction? If so, what is this new career path, and why did you choose it?

Overcoming Adversity

· What challenge or setback have you faced since your last scholarship application?

· How did you approach overcoming this challenge, and what key lessons have you learned that will influence your future academic and/or professional journey?

· Have you ever surprised yourself by exceeding your expectations during a particularly challenging time? If so, what did that teach you about your abilities?

Financial Need and Scholarship Importance

· In what ways has financial support from this scholarship been pivotal in your academic journey?

· How will additional funding continue to support your journey?

· How do you envision your degree impacting your future career and opportunities?

· What is next post-graduation?

· How has working at Castle Pines Golf Club benefited you? In what ways have you contributed to the improvement of Castle Pines?
2026 RETURNING CANDIDATE ESSAY

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Short Answer Submissions

If the question asks you to list, submit your response in numbered order. If the question does not ask you to list, answer in 2–5 complete sentences.
List any special recognition you have received for academic excellence and the year received.
List any activities in which you have previously participated, currently participate, or plan to participate, both school-related and community-based. Include whether each is school or community, any leadership positions held or anticipated, and year(s) of participation. Please use the full name of organizations and activities.
Additional information (not included in your application) you believe should be taken into consideration in reviewing your application.

Required Documents
If you have questions or encounter any issues, contact Morgan Mendelson at 303-814-6281 or mmendelson@castlepinesgolfclub.club

The following documents are to be uploaded below:
- Academic Transcript | An academic transcript is a document that serves as a verified record of your academic history. Please submit the appropriate transcript based on your current academic status:
  - Recent High School Graduates (Incoming College Freshmen): Submit your most recent high school transcript.
  - Current Undergraduate & Graduate Students (Sophomores and Above):
    Submit your most recent college transcript. Please do not include your high school transcript. Note: College course descriptions and class schedules are not accepted and should not be submitted.
- SAT/ACT Score Report | Applicable to recent high school graduates (incoming college freshmen)only. Unofficial score reports are accepted.
- Current Photo | Please upload a recent, clear, and high-quality photo of yourself. The photo should meet the following requirements:
  - A solo photo, no other individuals in the frame
  - Waist-up or closer framing
  - Clear and in focus, no blurry or low-resolution images
Academic Transcript Upload | Please submit the appropriate transcript based on your current academic status.

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SAT or ACT Score Report Upload | Applicable to recent high school graduates (incoming college freshmen) only. Unofficial score reports are accepted.

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Application Review Checklist
Use the checkboxes below to ensure you've completed all required CPSF supporting documentation.

Application Deadline: Wednesday, June 10th, 2026 at 10:00 am
If you are unable to provide any of the required documents, please explain why in this section, and be sure to contact Morgan Mendelson directly at mmendelson@castlepinesgolfclub.club before June 10, 2026.

AUTHORIZATION AND SIGNATURE
I certify that the information in this application is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand that in order to be eligible for a CPSF Scholarship, I must meet the Foundation's minimum standards relating to employment record, caddie record, academics, financial situation, and character. I hereby authorize release to the CPSF Distribution Committee all information in this application and supporting documents.
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SERVICE HISTORY AT CASTLE PINES GOLF CLUB

FAMILY INFORMATION

Financial Preparation

Tuition & Academic Cost

Room, Board (Food), & Living Expenses

Transportation Costs

Annual Ancillary Costs

Total Funding Sources (Not Financed)

Funding Sources - Financed (Loans)

Balances Previously Financed

Loan Repayment Assumptions (Pre-Filled / Read-Only)

Total Calculated Fields (Pre-Filled / Read Only)

Essay Submission

Short Answer Submissions

Required Documents

Application Review Checklist

AUTHORIZATION AND SIGNATURE