About St Vincent's College scholarships
The oldest Catholic girls' school in NSW, St Vincent's College was founded by the Sisters of Charity in 1858 at Potts Point. Academic Scholarships for Years 7 and 11 cover 50 per cent of tuition fees. Performing Arts Scholarships recognise exceptional talent across Years 7 to 11. A Boarding Scholarship covering full boarding fees is offered to a rural student entering Year 7. Named awards include the Mother Mary Aikenhead Scholarship for Year 11 and the Wilga Wilschefski Scholarship for Year 7.
Girls
Eastern Suburbs
Scholarship types
Test format and information
St Vincent's College uses the ACER scholarship test. Written Expression, Mathematics, and Humanities are covered in the assessment.
Scholarship test dates
Key dates for St Vincent's College scholarship testing. Always confirm dates directly with the school.
Students sit the test 1 year before entry. E.g. Year 6 students sit for Year 7 entry.
The most recent scholarship round has concluded. Schools usually release the next round's dates later in the year — please confirm directly with the school.
Apply for a scholarship
Visit the St Vincent's College website for full details on their scholarship program, eligibility criteria, and application process.
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Frequently asked questions
What test does St Vincent's College use for scholarships?
St Vincent's College uses the ACER scholarship test. The ACER assessment covers Written Expression, Mathematics, and Humanities.
When is the St Vincent's College scholarship test?
Check the St Vincent's College website for the latest scholarship test dates. Dates are typically published in the second half of the year prior to entry.
How can I prepare for the St Vincent's College scholarship test?
St Vincent's College uses ACER, which covers Written Expression, Mathematics, and Humanities. PrepHQ offers targeted practice sessions aligned with the ACER format, with detailed explanations for every question to help students build genuine understanding.