These programs are geared to enhance their personal growth as they transition into womanhood. Through a series of educational workshops and cultural events, our Debutantes will learn etiquette and social graces, college preparedness skills as well as participate in service projects. Yes, being a debutante requires your time, commitment, active participation, and hard work, but the rewards at the end of the journey are immeasurable. This relationship along with new found friendships offers these young ladies the opportunity to create a unique bond which is like no other. Our Debutantes will benefit from their connection to a dynamic organization of women who are high achievers committed to public service. Plans to attend a post-secondary institution.Hold a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.

Reside in the metropolitan Atlanta area.

Will be High School Juniors or Seniors by September of the year the Cotillion Ball takes place.

Demonstrate excellence in academics, exemplary moral standards and active engagement in their local community.

This comprehensive eleven month program is designed for African American young ladies who:

Participation in our program also conveys to college admission officers that the participant is an active leader in her school and community, is highly respected, and is committed to volunteerism in her community and beyond. The Marietta-Roswell Alumnae Chapter’s Debutante Cotillion Program recognizes the achievements and accomplishments of qualified high school juniors and seniors. Marietta-Roswell Alumnae Chapter Scholarship Program.International Awareness and Involvement.

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