De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB / “Benilde”) Scholarships 2026

If you’re a Filipino student dreaming of pursuing senior high school or undergraduate studies at a Lasallian institution without being burdened by tuition costs, the De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB / “Benilde”) Scholarships 2026 might be your pathway. Below is a complete guide tailored to your needs — from scholarship types and benefits to eligibility and how to apply.

🎓 Scholarship Summary

• Location: Manila (Main Campus) & Antipolo, Philippines

• Host institution: De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB)

• Study levels covered: Senior High School (Grades 11–12), Undergraduate / First-year college (Bachelor’s)

• Target groups: Filipino citizens (including dual citizens who can document Filipino citizenship); benilde SHS, students from De La Salle schools, talented creatives, those in financial need, etc.

• Fields: All subject areas (with specific scholarships focused on arts, design, hospitality, deaf education, sports, etc.)

• Award value: Varies by scholarship — from full tuition + fees (in many academic scholarships) to partial grants and allowances

• Duration: For the full course of study under standard program flow (so long as scholar maintains eligibility)

• Application deadline: January 15, 2026 (for the first-term AY 2026-2027) (for many scholarships)

• Start date: Classes start August 2026 per academic calendar

• Eligible to: Incoming first-year college students and Grade 11 (senior high) applicants (some scholarships also accept transferees or specific groups)

🏛 Scholarship & Grant Programs Offered by Benilde (2026)

Below are the main scholarships and grants available under Benilde’s “Scholarships & Grants” framework for AY 2026–2027.

1). Academic / Merit-Based Scholarships

• Benildean Excellence in Scholastics and Talent (BEST)

  • Invitation-only academic scholarship for top BEE (Benilde Entrance Exam) scorers.

  • Full coverage of tuition and fees + a term stipend/allowance.

• Honors Scholarship

  • For graduates of public or parochial schools with honors (and strong BEE performance).

  • Covers full tuition & fees, plus monthly allowance; regional dormitory privileges may apply.

• Br. Benildo Feliciano FSC Scholarship

  • For graduates of De La Salle Philippines (DLSP) member schools who attained honors.

  • Full coverage of tuition & fees, plus allowance and possibly dorm privileges.

• Saint Mutien Marie Wiaux Scholarship (SMMWS)

  • For students with talent in arts, design, media (applicable to programs under School of Arts, Culture & Performance, Environment & Design, New Media)

  • Covers 100% tuition & fees; evaluation involves portfolio, auditions, or additional screening.

2). Financial / Need-Based Grants

• Pierre Romançon Grant (PRG)

  • Targets financially-challenged students in programs such as Diplomacy, Hospitality, IT, Deaf Education, Management, etc.

  • Can cover full or partial tuition depending on need.

• Blessed Arnould Study Assistance Program (BASAP)

  • For working students enrolled in evening classes (especially in business majors).

  • 100% tuition & fees under this scheme, if criteria are met.

• SDEAS Grant (School for Deaf Education & Applied Studies Grant)

  • For applicants medically certified as Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing applying to Bachelor in Applied Deaf Studies (BAPDST).

  • Can be full or partial scholarship as assessed.

3). Additional Scholarships / Grants & Special Types

• Br. Raphael Donato Grant (BRDG)

  • For artistic students in performing arts, stage management, advertising, etc.

• Athletic Recruit Grant (ARG)

  • For student-athletes who will represent Benilde in official sports competitions.

• Senior High School Scholarships (BSHS)

  • BSHS Academic Scholarship: For incoming Grade 11, honors graduates, strong GPA, etc.

  • BSHS Financial Assistance / Grant: For students from families with lower income; covers full tuition.

• Express Lane & Green Lane

  • Express Lane: For Benilde’s own SHS students transitioning into college. Under Express Lane, certain requirements may be eased (application fee waiver, etc.).

  • Green Lane: For applicants from De La Salle Philippines (DLSP) schools. Under certain conditions, BEE may be waived if high school GPA is strong (80 or 85+ HSGPA depending on degree).

🌟 Benefits & What’s Covered

• Full tuition & fees: Many academic scholarships (BEST, Honors, Br. Benildo, etc.) cover the full cost of tuition and institutional fees.

• Monthly stipend / allowance: Some scholarships (e.g. BEST, Honors, Br. Benildo) include a monthly stipend or living allowance.

• Dormitory / boarding privileges: Some regional or Honors scholars may get dormitory accommodation if slots permit.

• Support across duration: Scholarship support is meant to last the regular program duration provided the student continues to meet the maintenance criteria (GPA, conduct, etc.).

• Note: Grants (PRG, BASAP, SDEAS) may vary in coverage (full or partial) based on financial assessment and slots available.

✅ Eligibility Criteria (General)

While each scholarship has its own unique set of requirements, the following are common eligibility conditions across most Benilde scholarships and grants:

1. Filipino citizenship

   • Dual citizens must submit Order of Recognition, PSA-issued birth certificate, and valid Philippine passport.

2. Incoming first-year / Grade 11 status

   • Most scholarships are open to fresh college applicants or senior high entrants.

   • Transferees are generally not eligible, except for some grants (e.g. BASAP, SDEAS)

3. Benilde Entrance Exam (BEE)

   • Taking the BEE is mandatory for scholarship consideration (unless explicitly waived under special lanes)

4. Strong academic record

   • High GPA or honors in high school grades (e.g. HSGPA thresholds like 90+% or 85+%) depending on the scholarship

5. Good conduct / no disciplinary record

   • Many scholarships require no major or unresolved disciplinary issues.

6. Financial need / documentation (for grants)

   • For PRG, BASAP, SDEAS, applicants must submit proof of income, family financial statements, or equivalently required documents.

7. Portfolio, auditions, interviews

   • For arts/design scholarships (SMMWS, Br. Raphael Donato) or performance-based programs, applicants need to submit portfolios, audition pieces, or attend interviews.

📝 Application Procedure

Here is the step-by-step process and typical documents for applying to Benilde scholarships. Always check the official site for the specific scholarship you’re applying to.

1. Apply for admission to Benilde

   • Go to the Benilde admissions portal and submit your application for the desired program.

   • During that process, you will encounter the question: “Are you applying for the Benilde scholarship?” — select YES to signal your intent.

2. Take the Benilde Entrance Exam (BEE)

   • Schedule and complete the BEE within the allowed window (Oct 11, 2025 to Jan 31, 2026).

   • In some special lanes (Express, Green), BEE may be waived under certain GPA conditions — but scholarship applicants typically still must take it.

3. Receive invitation to apply for scholarship / grant

   • Once your admission is accepted, the Center for Admissions, Scholarships & Grants (CASG) will invite you to fill out scholarship application forms.

4. Complete & Submit Scholarship Application Form + Documents

   • Upload or submit your high school transcript / Scholastic records (Grades 7 – 10, 11, 12) / SSR (Secondary Scholastic Record)

   • Certificate of Honors or ranking / awards (if applying for merit scholarships)

   • Proof of income (if applying for grants) — e.g. ITR, certificate of employment, affidavits of support, family income statements

   • Portfolio, audition materials, or work samples (for arts/design scholarships)

   • Recommendation letters, Good Moral Character / conduct certificates, etc.

   • PSA birth certificate, passport (for dual citizens)

5. Undergo interviews / auditions / assessments (if required)

   • The scholarship committee may require you to attend an interview, present your portfolio, or perform in an audition depending on the scholarship type.

6. Wait for the result announcement

   • Results for the first-term AY 2026 applications are expected on April 30, 2026.

7. Accept the scholarship and enroll

   • Once notified, confirm your acceptance by the given deadline and proceed with enrollment procedures in August 2026.

🧾 Extra Notes & Tips

• One scholarship only: You may apply to only one Benilde scholarship type. Multiple applications are disqualified.

• High competition & limited slots: All scholarships and grants are highly competitive. Slots are limited, and not all applicants will be granted support.

• Renewal requirements: Scholars must maintain good academic standing, meet GPA or grade requirements, fulfill conduct criteria, and submit required documentation for each term.

• Be early & thorough: Prepare your documents and portfolio in advance. Late or incomplete submissions often lead to disqualification.

• Check for updates: Scholarship rules, deadlines, or entitlements may change. Always refer to Benilde’s official “Scholarships & Grants” webpage for the latest.

• International / non-Filipino students: Generally, Benilde scholarships are for Filipino citizens. International students can still apply for admission but must pay international tuition and are not eligible for most Benilde scholarships.

• Benilde Antipolo campus: The scholarship application period for Antipolo campus follows the same window (Sep 15, 2025 to Jan 15, 2026) as the Manila campus.

🏁 Final Thoughts

If you aim to study at DLS-CSB in 2026 and want to ease financial burden, Benilde’s scholarship and grant programs offer promising paths. Whether you excel academically, possess creative talent, or need financial support — there’s a program tailored for you.

To maximize your chances:

• Choose the scholarship that best matches your profile (merit, talent, or need)

• Prepare your transcripts, portfolio, and financial documents early

• If applying from a De La Salle school, explore the Green Lane option

• Don’t miss the deadlines — especially January 15, 2026 for most first-term scholarships

• Keep track of your BEE schedule and perform at your best in that exam

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