This document outlines the scholarship fund benefits provided to dependents of BJMP/BFP uniformed personnel who died or were permanently incapacitated in the line of duty. Eligible dependents can receive tuition assistance of up to ₱15,000 per semester for college, as well as monthly stipends, book allowances and graduation awards. The scholarship privilege is available for a maximum of 10 years and can be transferred to qualified siblings, provided the original recipient has graduated. The document details eligibility requirements, allowed expenses, grounds for suspension or termination of benefits, and deadlines for submitting required documents.

2. SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Funds remitted to BJMP/BFP by the PNP as
part of the net proceeds of the PNP from the
collection of Firearm License Fees as provided
under RA 6963

3. TO WHOM THIS BENEFIT IS EXTENDED?
to any one dependent of BJMP/BFP uniformed
personnel in active service who have died or were
permanently incapacitated in line of duty

4. WHO ARE THE FAMILY DEPENDENTS?
•Surviving legal spouse who does not contract a
subsequent marriage
•Unmarried legitimate, legitimated or adopted
children below 21 years of age, unemployed and
wholly dependent

5. WHO ARE THE FAMILY DEPENDENTS?
•Unmarried and below 21 years of age brothers
and sisters of the deceased or permanently
incapacitated BFP personnel.

6. HOW LONG IS THE SCHOLARSHIP
PRIVILEGE BE ENJOYED ?
NOT EXCEEDING TEN (10) years

7. APPLICATION OF SCHOLARSHIP
Scholarship shall be limited to Elementary,
High School, Vocational and Collegiate courses in
a non-exclusive institution.

8. APPLICATION OF SCHOLARSHIP
Collegiate course – refers to any course of a
five-year duration or less leading to a
baccalaureate degree.

9. YES. It is transferrable to any of the family
dependents of BJMP/BFP uniformed personnel at
the option of the BJMP/BFP uniformed personnel
grantee or next of kin.
IS THE SCHOLARSHIP BENEFIT
TRANSFERABLE ?

10. Not exceeding
₱ 9,000.00 for Elementary
₱ 12,000.00 for High School
₱ 10,000.00 per sem for Vocational
₱ 15,000.00 per sem for College
TUITION FEE

11. 1. MONTHLY STIPEND OF NOT MORE THAN:
a. ₱ 500.00 for elementary scholars (₱ 5,000.00/S.Y.)
b. ₱ 1,000.00 for high school scholars (₱ 10,000/S.Y.)
c.₱1,500.00 for vocational and college scholars (₱ 7,500/sem)
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR BFP SCHOLARS

12. 2. ANNUAL BOOK ALLOWANCE OF NOT MORE THAN:
a. ₱ 2,000.00 for elementary scholars
b. ₱ 2,500.00 for high school scholars
c. ₱ 4,000.00 or 2,000.00 per sem. for vocational and
college scholars
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR BFP SCHOLARS

13. 3. THESIS WRITING ALLOWANCE
-not more than ₱ 10,000.00 for college scholars
4. Miscellaneous Allowance
- not more than ₱ 10,000.00 for college scholars
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR BFP SCHOLARS

14. 5. Graduation Allowance of:
a. Elementary Scholars
1) ₱ 5,000.00 for Valedictorian or 1st Honor
2) ₱ 3,000.00 for Salutatorian or 2nd Honor
3) ₱ 1,500.00 for 3rd Honor
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR BFP SCHOLARS

15. 5. Graduation Allowance of:
b. High School Scholars
1) ₱ 6,000.00 for Valedictorian or 1st Honor
2) ₱ 4,000.00 for Salutatorian or 2nd Honor
3) ₱ 2,000.00 for 1st Honorable Mention or 3rd Honor
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR BFP SCHOLARS

16. 5. Graduation Allowance of:
c. College Scholars
1) ₱ 8,000.00 for Summa Cum Laude
2) ₱ 5,000.00 for Magna Cum Laude
3) ₱ 3,000.00 for 1st Honorable Mention or 3rd Honor
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR BFP SCHOLARS

17. The amount covered shall be for two (2)
semesters only in a school year.
IN CASE OF COLLEGE SCHOLARS WHOSE
CURRICULUM IS ON A TRIMESTER SYSTEM

18. No.
IS SUMMER CLASSES COVERED BY THE
BOOK ALLOWANCE AND MONTHLY
STIPEND?

19. Grantees scholars are encouraged to study
in schools, preferably state colleges or
universities, in their respective provinces or
regions.
If not possible, within the nearest region
where the courses are available.
VENUE OF THE STUDY

20. 1. If the scholar has shifted course
without obtaining consent from the BFP
Scholarship Program Ad Hoc Committee
2. The scholar has incurred at least one
(1) failed grade for the school year
GROUNDS FOR SUSPENSION OF
SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS

21. 3. the scholar has dropped at least one (1)
subject for the school year without justifiable reason
4. The scholar has deferred schooling after
receiving the scholarship grant for the school year
or semester
GROUNDS FOR SUSPENSION OF
SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS

22. 5. The scholar has incurred one (1)
incomplete grade during a school year or
semester and failed to rectify…during the
school year or semester immediately
succeeding the S.Y. or semester…
GROUNDS FOR SUSPENSION OF
SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS

23. EFFECT WHEN THE SCHOLARSHIP
PRIVILEGE IS SUSPENDED
The school year or semester with
suspended scholarship privilege shall be
INCLUDED in the computation of the ten year
period for enjoyment of scholarship privilege
given to each family beneficiary…

24. FORFEITURE OF SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS
* failure to submit without justifiable reason
(only health reasons and fortuitous events shall
qualify) the requirements for the processing of
scholarship grants within the prescribed time.

25. EFFECT OF FORFEITURE OF SCHOLARSHIP
GRANTS
The school year or semester with
forfeited grant shall be INCLUDED in the
computation of the ten year period for
enjoyment of scholarship privilege given to
each family beneficiary…

26. GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION OF
SCHOLARSHIP
If the scholar has:
1. Submitted report of ratings,
assessment of fees, official receipts and other
school documents that are forged, falsified, or
tampered.

27. GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION OF
SCHOLARSHIP
If the scholar has:
2. submitted family record/documents which are
forged, falsified or tampered.
3. knowingly and willingly made a false entry in
the Application Form and other documents required
to be filled out by the BFP Scholarship Program.

28. GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION OF
SCHOLARSHIP
If the scholar has:
4. deferred schooling without justifiable
reason for a period of one (1) school year for
elem. and high school scholars and one (1)
semester for vocational and college scholars.

29. GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION OF
SCHOLARSHIP
If the scholar has:
5. shifted course after his/her second year
without justifiable reason and without the consent of
the BFP Scholarship Program Ad Hoc Committee
and he has already received scholarship grant on
his/her first year of the course from which he/she has
shifted from.

30. GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION OF
SCHOLARSHIP
If the scholar has:
6. has not been able to pass the subject
that he/she failed, dropped or rendered
incomplete during the second year or
semester required of him/her to pass such
subject.

31. GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION OF
SCHOLARSHIP
If the scholar has:
7. not been able to pass all the subjects on the
school year or semester on which he/she has
deferred schooling during the school year or
semester required of him to pass such subjects.

32. WHAT IS THE TIME GIVEN TO PASS THE
SUBJECT FAILED/PASSED/DROPPED ?
College scholars are given only one (1)
semester to pass the subject that he/she failed,
passed or dropped.
Elem. and HS scholars are given one (1)
school year.

33. EFFECT WHEN A SCHOLAR FAILED TO PASS
THE SUBJECT FAILED/PASSED/DROPPED ?
It shall be a ground for
termination of the scholarship
privilege.

34. CAN A TERMINATED SCHOLARSHIP BE
REINSTATED?
No

35. EFFECT WHEN THE SCHOLARSHIP
PRIVILEGE IS FORFEITED
The school year or semester with forfeited
scholarship privilege shall be INCLUDED in the
computation of the ten year period for enjoyment
of scholarship privilege given to each family
beneficiary…

36. INSTANCES FOR REINSTATEMENT OF
SCHOLARSHIP PRIVILEGE
1. The scholar passed the subject that he/she
failed, dropped or rendered incomplete at his/her
own expense on the school year required of
him/her to pass the subject.

37. INSTANCES FOR REINSTATEMENT OF
SCHOLARSHIP PRIVILEGE
2. In cases of deferred schooling after
receiving the scholarship grant and the scholar
passed all the subjects at his/her own expense
during the school year or semester he/she is
required to pass…

38. IS THE REINSTATEMENT AUTOMATIC ?
No. The scholar shall send a WRITTEN
REQUEST to the BFP Scholarship Program Ad
Hoc Committee.

39. IS THE BFP SCHOLARSHIP PRIVILEGE
TRANSFERRABLE ?
Yes. It is transferrable to any qualified sibling
provided, only one at a time should enjoy the
scholarship privilege.

40. WHAT ARE THE RULES ON THE TRANSFER OF
SCHOLARSHIP PRIVILEGE?
1. The transferor should have GRADUATED
in elementary, high school or college before the
scholarship privilege could be transferred to a
qualified sibling.

41. WHAT ARE THE RULES ON THE TRANSFER OF
SCHOLARSHIP PRIVILEGE?
2. A transfer may be made even if the transferor
has not yet graduated
- if there are several qualified sibling in the
family
- the purpose to maximize the 10-year period

42. WHAT ARE THE RULES ON THE TRANSFER OF
SCHOLARSHIP PRIVILEGE?
Provided, that the transferor has NO FAILED,
DROPPED or INCOMPLETE subject during the
semester or school year immediately preceding
the transfer.

43. WHAT ARE THE RULES ON THE TRANSFER OF
SCHOLARSHIP PRIVILEGE?
3. The transferee should attach the Diploma
and the Official Transcript of Records of the
transferor to the application for scholarship

44. WHAT ARE THE RULES ON THE TRANSFER OF
SCHOLARSHIP PRIVILEGE?
4. No scholarship privilege can be transferred if the
transferor has a suspended scholarship privilege.
-transferor has to comply with the requirements for
the lifting of the suspension of scholarship privilege for
the issuance of a resolution reinstating the scholarship
privilege.

45. TIMETABLES FOR THE SUBMISSION OF
REQUIRMENTS
Elementary and High School Scholars
- a month after the opening of the
regular class

46. TIMETABLES FOR THE SUBMISSION OF
REQUIRMENTS
College Scholars
1st Sem.- a month after the opening of the
regular classes of the first semester
2nd Sem.- a month after the opening of
the regular classes of second semester

47. TIMETABLES FOR THE SUBMISSION OF
REQUIRMENTS
TRANSFER OF SCHOLARSHIP
not later than April 1 of every year

48. - END -