PC Construction Scholarship 2027 - $2,500

Deadline February 11, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern 143 days left · Hosted by PC Construction (VSAC administered) · Published

The PC Construction Scholarship recognizes a Vermont high school senior who combines strong grades, financial need, and work ethic with plans for a construction-related degree. VSAC administers one $2,500 award for full-time undergraduate study in construction management or civil/mechanical engineering at an accredited Title IV college. Enter scholarship ID PCCONST on the Unified Scholarship Application, file FAFSA, upload essay #1, a non-relative recommendation, and your transcript before February 11, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern for 2027-2028 aid.

One VSAC award
$2,500
Construction or engineering
Full-time UG
USA deadline
Feb 11, 2027
HS senior
Vermont

What is the PC Construction Scholarship?

PC Construction builds bridges and campuses across New England, and this fund tries to pull one Vermont senior into the same pipeline. The company sponsors the award, VSAC runs the application, and the major list is narrow on purpose: construction management or civil/mechanical engineering, full time, at a Title IV school.

One $2,500 scholarship sounds small against tuition, but the applicant pool is statewide. Grades on the transcript matter alongside need and your recommender''s take on your work ethic. Essay #1 should read like someone who has been on a jobsite or in a shop class, not like a generic STEM template.

Enter PCCONST, link FAFSA, upload the transcript early, and treat February 11 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern as the hard stop. If your major drifts toward architecture or unrelated engineering, VSAC can withhold disbursement, so confirm the program title with your counselor before you submit.

Who can apply

Eligibility

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  • Vermont high school senior
    Be a current high school senior graduating in the application cycle and planning full-time college enrollment.
  • Construction or engineering major
    Seek an undergraduate degree in construction management or civil/mechanical engineering. Other majors do not meet PCCONST rules.
  • Full-time enrollment
    Enroll full time at an accredited school approved for federal Title IV funding such as Pell Grants or Direct Loans.
  • Academic achievement
    Demonstrate academic achievement through your official transcript because grades factor into selection.
  • Financial need and work ethic
    File FAFSA for 2027-2028 and show strong work ethic in essay #1 and your recommendation letter.
  • U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen
    Meet standard VSAC citizenship requirements for assisted scholarships.
What you get

Benefits

  • Award amount $2,500 scholarship
  • Number of awards One per cycle (~61 applicants)
  • Sponsor PC Construction
  • Eligible majors Construction management or civil/mechanical engineering
  • Selection factors Need, essay, achievement, recommendation
  • Tools and equipment Not covered
What to prepare

Document checklist

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  • Unified Scholarship Application (USA)
    Complete the USA in MyVSAC and enter scholarship ID PCCONST for the PC Construction committee.
  • FAFSA for 2027-2028
    Submit FAFSA after October 1, 2026 and link results in MyVSAC before the February deadline.
  • Official transcript
    Upload a transcript showing academic achievement and your planned construction or engineering pathway.
  • Essay #1 (general essay)
    Explain your construction or engineering goals, work ethic, and financial situation.
  • Recommendation letter #1 (non-relative)
    Provide one non-relative letter addressing readiness for full-time college in a construction-related field.
  • MyVSAC account
    Register or update secureacctaccess.vsac.org with accurate senior status and full-time enrollment plans.
Step by step

How to apply

Verify your college program is construction management or civil/mechanical engineering before you select PCCONST.
Need data must be ready when VSAC compares an estimated 61 senior applicants.
Ask your school for an official transcript and a non-relative mentor who knows your work ethic.
Connect your senior projects or jobsite experience to full-time engineering or construction management study.
Add other Vermont booklet scholarships you qualify for in the same submission when deadlines align.
Upload the USA, FAFSA, essay, recommendation, and transcript by 11:59 p.m. Eastern on February 11, 2027.
When

Deadline and timeline

Application deadline
February 11, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern
143 days left
Oct 1, 2026
FAFSA and VSAC Unified Scholarship Application open for 2027-2028 aid.
Fall 2026
Vermont seniors targeting construction or engineering majors gather transcripts and recommenders.
Jan 2027
Confirm PCCONST is selected with FAFSA linked and all uploads complete.
Feb 11, 2027
Deadline for the USA, FAFSA, essay #1, recommendation, and transcript.
Spring 2027
PC Construction and VSAC select one winner from an estimated 61 applicants.
Fall 2027
Recipient enrolls full time in an eligible major for disbursement.
Questions

FAQ

Who qualifies for the PC Construction Scholarship?

Vermont high school seniors planning full-time undergraduate study in construction management or civil/mechanical engineering at Title IV schools who demonstrate need, achievement, and work ethic.

What VSAC ID do I use for the PC Construction Scholarship?

Enter PCCONST on the Unified Scholarship Application.

How much is the PC Construction Scholarship worth?

VSAC lists one $2,500 scholarship per cycle from an estimated 61 applicants.

Can I use PCCONST for architecture or general engineering?

The booklet limits majors to construction management or civil/mechanical engineering. Other engineering tracks do not qualify unless they match those fields.

Does the PC Construction Scholarship require full-time enrollment?

Yes. Full-time enrollment at a Title IV school is required for disbursement.

Does the PC Construction Scholarship require FAFSA?

Yes. FAFSA is required because financial need is a selection factor alongside essay, transcript, and your recommendation.

When is the PC Construction Scholarship deadline?

Submit the Unified Scholarship Application and required documents by February 11, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern.

Does PC Construction offer more than one award?

VSAC lists one scholarship per cycle for this fund, though PC Construction may sponsor other community programs outside VSAC.

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