Open scholarships for high school students, with the fine print up front.

The Churchill Scholarship funds one year of master’s study at the University of Cambridge in science, mathematics, and engineering (and two awards in science policy). It covers tuition, roundtrip airfare, visa fees and health surcharge, and a stipend; recipients may apply for a $4,000 special research grant. Up to 18 scholarships are awarded each year. Applicants are nominated by a limited list of participating undergraduate institutions.

The Chick-fil-A Community Scholars program awards scholarships and provides year-long leadership development to students who demonstrate academic success, community service and financial need. Each selected student receives funds to help pay education-related expenses and participates in mentoring and leadership activities. Scholarships are paid directly to the recipient's accredited school and cannot be used for student loan repayment.

A national competition for high school students that recognizes and rewards original scientific research. Entrants submit original research and a full application for holistic review. Awards totaling millions are distributed annually, including large top prizes to support students' scientific education.

AEG Oakland Community Foundation offers scholarships for Alameda County high school students with financial need who are matriculating to a four-year college or university. Awards are payable to recipients for tuition and books. Applicants must submit transcripts, essays, recommendation letters, and financial needs documentation. Three recipients will be selected by the foundation’s Scholarship Committee.

A one-time, need-based award of up to $10,000 for pre-collegiate classical instrumentalists, vocalists and composers ages 8–18, given with full participation in From the Top's Learning and Media Lab Fellowship. Funds can cover instruments, lessons, summer programs or college audition travel. Also required: must participate fully in the Learning and Media Lab Fellowship.

A highly selective last-dollar scholarship for high-achieving high school seniors with financial need, worth up to $55,000 per year toward a bachelor's degree, plus advising. Applications are submitted through the Common App. Also required: starting at an accredited four-year college in fall 2027; must submit an SAT, ACT, AP or IB score (no minimum).

A national four-year scholarship for U.S.-citizen high school seniors, judged on scholarship, leadership and financial need. Applications advance through local Lodge, district and state judging before national selection; the top 20 attend a mandatory Leadership Weekend in Chicago. Also required: must enroll full-time in a four-year degree program at an accredited U.S. college.

A merit-based scholarship program for high school students applying for undergraduate study that selects scholars for an experience spanning Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Applicants must apply to the Robertson Scholars High School Application and also apply separately for undergraduate admission to Duke and/or UNC-Chapel Hill. The program includes group activities, interviews, and campus visits for finalists.

A national scholarship program for outstanding National Honor Society seniors. Recipients are selected based on the NHS four pillars: Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. This year the program is awarding $2 million in scholarships to 600 students. Top finalists receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, DC.

A competitive program recognizing high school students who demonstrate leadership potential, academic excellence, and a commitment to professional growth. Applicants who are selected present in person at a January competition and top presenters receive scholarships. Multiple scholarships of $1,000 to $3,000 are awarded to top presenters. The application requires submission of a headshot, one-page resume, school transcript, an essay, and a short video.

A full-ride, merit-based presidential scholarship covering tuition, room, board and expenses for four years at any accredited U.S. college. The 2026-27 cycle is open only to current high school juniors who will start college in fall 2028. Also required: first-time full-time undergraduate in fall 2028; not an immediate family member of a Coolidge Foundation employee, trustee or significant donor.

A $2,000 scholarship for students pursuing degrees in mental health fields. It supports students studying psychology, counseling, social work, psychiatric nursing, and related programs. Applicants submit a creative piece explaining why they are pursuing a mental health degree and how they plan to make a difference. The award is intended to help with tuition, books, or other educational expenses.

Twenty four-year, $40,000 scholarships ($10,000 per year) for academically talented, community-minded Black/African American high school seniors with financial need. Selection includes essays, virtual interviews and finalist interviews in Washington, D.C.

One application for several Orange County Community Foundation funds for Orange County seniors currently in the AVID elective who have done AVID for at least three years. Awards range from $1,500 to $7,500; some funds are renewable and one Centennial fund is for students pursuing the arts, including music. Also required: full-time at an accredited four-year college or university.

An annual scholarship from Cards Against Humanity for undergraduate women and non-binary students pursuing STEM. Five winners will each receive a one-time $20,000 stipend for the 2027 academic year. Applicants must be high school seniors or undergraduate college students planning to study a STEM major and attend college in the United States or a U.S. territory. Winners are selected by an advisory board and payments are distributed directly to colleges in fall 2027.

A nursing scholarship awarded by the Bonnie Fang Foundation to support nursing students who demonstrate academic achievement, compassion, integrity, leadership, financial need, and community service. For the 2027 cycle the Foundation may award one $5,000 California Nursing Scholarship and one $5,000 Nevada Nursing Scholarship. Recipients become Student Ambassadors and engage with the Foundation and the nursing community.

Scholarships of $1,000 to $60,000 for graduating high school seniors (and BK employees/families) in the U.S. and Canada, weighted equally on academics, activities/work experience and financial need. Most awards are $1,000 and are designated by high school location; up to three $60,000 James W. McLamore WHOPPER scholarships go to top applicants. Also required: enroll full-time for all of 2027-28.

A scholarship for California high school jazz instrumentalists to support continuing jazz music studies. Three finalists will each receive $500 and opportunity to perform in JAZZ AT THE BALLROOM events. Applicants must submit a form, personal statement and a recording by the deadline.

A scholarship for Washington women pursuing education in STEM fields. The award provides a $3,500 cash prize to be used toward tuition and educational expenses. Applicants must be female Washington residents pursuing a STEM-related degree or career path. Winners are selected by a Scholarship Selection Committee.

A scholarship program for public high school seniors planning to enroll full-time at a two- or four-year college in the United States. Recipients receive renewable awards to support undergraduate study and are expected to participate in virtual events and professional development. Selection considers financial need, academics, leadership, work experience, and a personal statement. Transcripts and tax documentation are required with the application.

An annual $1,000 essay contest for CSF juniors and seniors who have a passion for service. Applicants write an 800–1,000 word essay on a service-related prompt; Sealbearer status is not required.

An art contest and scholarship for Montgomery County, MD high school students in grades 9–12 to interpret a Tree of Life motif celebrating lives saved through CPR, AED use, and emergency preparedness. The grand prize is a $2,500 scholarship and selected works receive gallery exposure and a community mural installation. The winning artwork will be enlarged into a 7' x 7' mural at Rescue One’s headquarters and used in outreach and education.

A scholarship for students majoring in STEM who are planning to attend or are currently attending an accredited college in the United States. Awards are given to undergraduate or graduate students for use toward their degree. For 2027 there is one $2,500 scholarship and two $500 runner-up scholarships. Winners for the 2027 cycle will be selected by February 28, 2027.

The Tim Bolgeo Memorial Scholarship is a $2,500 undergraduate merit-based award sponsored by IRG supporters. It is available to U.S. citizens living in the United States or its territories who are full-time students accepted to or enrolled in an accredited college or university awarding a Bachelor of Science or Arts degree. Applicants must complete an essay with their application.

An undergraduate scholarship for students accepted to or enrolled in an accredited college or university awarding a Bachelor of Science or Arts degree. The award is $2,500 and is merit-based. Applicants must complete an essay with their application.

A $20,000 flexible scholarship plus a laptop, book credits, emergency funds and college-completion support. For the 2027 cycle it is limited to Pell-eligible seniors graduating from Texas high schools who will attend a Texas public four-year university. Also required: enroll at an accredited four-year public college or university in Texas.

El Toro High School PSTO offers a limited number of scholarships for graduating seniors who plan to pursue college or career training. The program is funded by PSTO donations and may be expanded by matching gifts. Applications open and close on the dates listed for the 2026–2027 cycle.

A merit-based scholarship for graduating U.S. high school seniors who demonstrate financial need, academic excellence, leadership potential, and commitment to community service. Scholars receive multi-year financial support plus mentoring, curriculum, internships, and career services throughout college.

APIA Scholarship provides undergraduate scholarships for students attending U.S. accredited colleges or universities, with awards ranging from one-year to multi-year funding. The program prioritizes students who demonstrate significant financial need and often supports first-generation college students. Awards have been distributed to students across all 50 U.S. states and U.S.-affiliated Pacific Islands.

The San Joaquin Engineers Council awards scholarships to students pursuing an engineering education. Awards are given to high school seniors and junior college students planning engineering careers. Applications are completed by students (with counselor sections) and returned with transcripts and test scores. The program has supported hundreds of students since 1979.

A full scholarship covering enrollment in Docera's Medical Intensive (summer 2027), a physician-led virtual program for high school students to explore medicine. The program includes eight live Tuesday evening sessions and an independent medical project. Applicants must be NSHSS members in grades 9–12 and willing to attend and participate in the live sessions. Selection considers demonstrated interest in medicine, thoughtfulness of responses, and potential to benefit from the program.

StudentCam is C-SPAN’s national video documentary competition for students in grades 6-12. Participants create a short (5:00-6:00 minute) documentary related to the annual theme and must include C-SPAN footage. Winning entries receive prizes and prize amounts are split evenly among student team members.

Scholarships for upper-division students enrolled in the Construction Management programs at California State University, Sacramento and California State University, Chico. Top CSUS candidates may be eligible for the Patrick McNamara Scholarship in Construction Management. Applications are due by January 21, 2027 and students are limited to receiving one scholarship in their lifetime for this category.

A scholarship associated with the Chico State & Sacramento State Construction Management scholarships. It is intended for top candidates from the Construction Management program at California State University, Sacramento. The page does not state award amounts or number of recipients.

An audition-based scholarship program for incoming first-year and transfer students with talent in Music, Music Production, Theatre Arts, or Visual Art. Awards range up to full tuition for some music, music production, and theatre arts scholarships and are renewable for subsequent years. Recipients must complete the VAPA application and required audition or portfolio materials. Renewal and specific requirements vary by award and are detailed in the scholarship offer letter.

An annual merit-based music competition for instrumentalists, pianists, vocalists, and composers. Entrants compete in various age categories and perform selections across styles from baroque to modern. Winners receive scholarship awards to support their musical education and are featured in a Winners Showcase. All contestants receive individualized feedback from a panel of judges.

QCESC awards one-time scholarships to high school seniors pursuing studies in STEM fields at four-year colleges, community colleges (associate degrees), or through skilled trades certification. Awards are funded by QCESC member societies, local businesses, and regional universities and presented at the annual STEM Celebration. The program supports Quad City area residents from specified Illinois and Iowa counties.

A small scholarship awarded for trade education in the field of electrical line work. The award amount listed on the page is $500. Applicants must meet VCCF general eligibility for the 2027 cycle (current high school seniors or students at a higher level of education). The VCCF application requires transcripts, two references, and financial information as described on the page.

SchoolsFirst FCU's Member Education Award provides $500 scholarships to help students pay for books, tuition, or other educational expenses. It is available to graduating high school seniors and college freshmen or sophomores who plan to attend an accredited college. Applicants must demonstrate community involvement and leadership. The program requires submission of recommendations and official transcripts.

An undergraduate scholarship for full-time nursing students who demonstrate strong academic performance and promise for a nursing career. The award provides a nine-month stipend to support the recipient’s studies. Preference is given to ASRN members. Applicants must meet the stated GPA and enrollment requirements.

An undergraduate scholarship for full-time nursing students who are interested in caring for people living with AIDS and other terminally ill patients. Awards a stipend of $10,000 for a nine-month period. Applicants must have maintained a GPA of 3.5 or above. Preference is given to ASRN members.

An undergraduate scholarship for full-time nursing students who demonstrate strong leadership through academic performance and extracurricular activities. The award provides a nine-month stipend to support recipients during their nursing studies. Preference is given to ASRN members. Applications for the 2027 cycle are due February 1, 2027.

A nursing scholarship for students pursuing a career in nursing who have been impacted by cancer. Two $500 awards will be given for the 2027–2028 academic year, one to a male and one to a female recipient. Applicants must submit a 400–800 word original essay describing how cancer has affected their life. Applicants may be high school seniors or first- or second-year college students who will be enrolled for 2027–2028.

Scholarships for graduating seniors from specified South Lake Tahoe-area high schools who will attend a community college or four-year college or university. Multiple awards are given each year, ranging from $500 to $4,000. Applicants are evaluated on community service, academics, and financial need; Key Club members receive special consideration. Recipients receive their check after submitting proof of enrollment.

A scholarship for minority students with a permanent California address who are accepted to an NAAB‑accredited Bachelor or Master of Architecture program. It provides an annual $4,000 award per recipient to help defray tuition and expenses. Recipients who are progressing successfully may continue to receive the $4,000 award annually, up to a total of $20,000.

The CIEF Scholarships in Architecture support minority students pursuing careers in architecture. Two scholarship tracks are offered: a five-year scholarship for students in NAAB-accredited Bachelor or Master of Architecture programs, and a community college scholarship for students planning to transfer to an architecture program. Awards help defray tuition and expenses and are paid annually or by semester for community college recipients. Applications open in September 2026 and are due February 5, 2027.

A scholarship for minority students with a permanent California address who will be attending a community college full-time and plan to transfer into an architecture program. It provides an annual award to help defray tuition and expenses while the recipient attends community college. Awards are distributed each semester upon proof of enrollment. Applications open in September 2026 and are due February 5, 2027.

Two annual $5,000 scholarships (one undergraduate, one graduate) for students pursuing degrees in mental/behavioral health, nursing, or addiction medicine. Open to current students or those with proof of acceptance and applicants must meet stated GPA requirements. Applicants submit transcripts, proof of enrollment/acceptance, documentation of course of study, and a typed essay.

The Achieve scholarship recognizes graduating students who had an Individual Education Plan (IEP) and who plan to continue their education at a college or university. It awards $1,000 to selected recipients and supports students who achieved success in high school while on an IEP. Applicants are expected to have maintained at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA and be actively involved in extra-curricular school activities.

A one-time $1,000 scholarship awarded to a graduating senior who attended Lincoln Elementary School. It is intended for a student interested in pursuing a career in community service (examples: law enforcement, fire, education, medical). Applicants must meet the Foundation's minimum GPA requirement.

A scholarship for graduating seniors who have participated in CIF varsity athletics and plan to continue playing their sport at the collegiate level. Awards are $1,000 each and multiple scholarships are available. Applicants must meet the stated minimum GPA to qualify.

A one-time $1,500 scholarship awarded to a Cesar Chavez High School graduating senior who has overcome challenges to complete graduation requirements and intends to attend college or university. Applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. The award is part of the Santa Ana Public Schools Foundation scholarship program for SAUSD seniors.

A $1,000 award for a graduating senior from Santa Ana High School who is a first-generation college student and has demonstrated high academic excellence. The recipient should plan to pursue higher education at a private or out-of-state college. A counselor recommendation is required.

Scholarships available to dependents of Simon Property Group employees to help offset post-secondary expenses. Part of the Simon Youth Foundation’s scholarship offerings that support students pursuing higher education. Application is through the Simon Youth Foundation scholarship application for the stated cycle.

A scholarship recognizing students with outstanding academic achievement. Awards five $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors who have demonstrated strong school involvement and community service. Recipients are expected to attend a university.

A scholarship for Santa Ana Unified School District graduating seniors who focused on California Technical Education (CTE) certificate programs in high school and plan to pursue a professional degree or certification for the workforce. Five $1,000 awards are available to students who meet the CTE and GPA requirements. Recipients are selected by a volunteer committee and awarded at a recognition ceremony.

A $1,000 memorial scholarship recognizing outstanding student service and leadership in memory of Rob Richardson. Intended for a Santa Ana Unified School District graduating senior who has strong academics and active participation in ASB, speech and debate, and community service. Awarded to one student to support post-secondary education.

A $1,000 award for a graduating senior who plans to enter the field of education. The student must be actively involved in school and community events and maintain a minimum GPA of 2.5. The scholarship supports post-secondary educational goals for Santa Ana Unified School District students.

A $1,000 scholarship awarded to one graduating senior who has worked or served in an internship while attending high school and plans to pursue the field of Business. Applicants must have a minimum 3.00 cumulative high school GPA. The award supports students from Santa Ana Unified School District high schools to pursue post-secondary education in business.

Two $1,000 scholarships awarded to graduating seniors who have been involved in community service and who have demonstrated exemplary leadership. Recipients must plan to pursue a career in the field of education. Applicants must have at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA.

Shari Simon Greenberg Community Scholarships are offered by the Simon Youth Foundation to help high school seniors pursue post-secondary education. They are intended for seniors who live near a Simon mall or in surrounding communities. The scholarship is part of SYF's broader awards to offset post-secondary expenses.

Scholarships available only to graduates of Simon Youth Academies to help offset post-secondary expenses. Part of the Simon Youth Foundation scholarship program that awards funding each year to support students pursuing higher education. Applicants must apply during the stated application window for the academic cycle.

A scholarship awarded to students who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in the visual or performing arts and who have participated in District-level opportunities. Five $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to qualifying students. Applicants must meet the Foundation's general application requirements and deadlines.

Tall Clubs International Foundation awards annual scholarships to deserving high school seniors in the United States and Canada who will be entering their first year of higher education. Applicants are nominated by local Tall Clubs or Members-At-Large and recipients receive at least a $1000 scholarship. Applicants must meet TCI membership height requirements and submit essays, transcripts and two recommendations. Applications for the 2027 cycle open 2027-01-01 and have firm submission deadlines in February 2027.

One of California's highest high school scholastic honors: CSF advisers nominate senior Sealbearers, 50 finalists statewide receive $2,000 and five regional winners receive an additional $3,000. Selection is based on character, leadership and service, with in-person regional interviews. Also required: must be nominated by your school's CSF adviser (max two per chapter).

An annual award presented by the Marin Music Chest Board of Directors honoring Alma Tomlinson. It awards an additional $500 to the student selected as the most outstanding performer at the senior auditions. The award recognizes long service and high performance standards.

The Baccalaureate Scholarship provides funding and career-launching support for students pursuing eligible STEM or health care bachelor’s degrees at Washington state colleges and universities. Funding can cover costs beyond tuition such as housing, transportation, and food. Applicants must meet residency, income, academic, and enrollment requirements. WSOS also offers mentoring, networks, and career development resources to recipients.

Awarded to a person who is not yet a Registered Nurse but who has been accepted into or is currently enrolled in a basic Registered Nurse program (ADN or BSN). Scholarship funds are sent directly to the accredited school. The number and amount of awards are determined by the scholarship committee after application review. Historically, college level scholarships have been $750 to $1,500.

Awarded to graduating high school seniors who plan to pursue a career path in nursing. Scholarship funds are sent directly to the accredited school. Amounts are determined by the scholarship committee and historically fall within a stated range for high school level awards.

The President's Scholars Program at Cal State Fullerton awards a full tuition and fees scholarship to exceptional California high school seniors. It supports scholars with priority registration, transportation resources, a personal laptop, and access to advising and programming through the Center for Scholars. Scholars are expected to maintain GPA and engagement requirements and participate in program activities. The program emphasizes academic excellence, leadership, and community service.

An undergraduate scholarship for students submitting a traditional or digital art portfolio. Awards start at $500 to support undergraduate art study. Applicants must maintain legal residence in Massachusetts. Applications for the 2027 cycle are due March 1, 2027.

A GFWC Massachusetts undergraduate scholarship to support students pursuing business studies. The award starts at $1000.00. Applicants must maintain legal residence in Massachusetts. Applications for the 2027 cycle are available on the GFWC Massachusetts scholarships page.

The Dellinger Scholarship honors Judith and Ernest Dellinger and supports graduating high school seniors from the Burbank Unified School District. It is awarded to students completing high school and pursuing post-secondary education. Applicants must apply through the Community Foundation of the Verdugos scholarship application for the 2027-2028 cycle.

An undergraduate scholarship for students pursuing education or teaching. The award is listed as starting at $500. Applications for the 2027 cycle are posted and are for applicants who maintain legal residence in Massachusetts. Applications are due March 1, 2027.

A scholarship program for dependent children of Roseburg Forest Products employees to support pursuit of an associate, bachelor’s or technical degree. Awards are paid annually and may be renewed for up to four years of eligibility. Amounts vary by type of institution and recipients must attend full time in the fall. Applicants must meet employment-dependency and age requirements and advance through a competitive review process.

A scholarship for students of Latino heritage who are graduating from a Glendale Unified School District public or private high school or Allan F. Daily Continuation High School. The page lists this award among the Community Foundation of the Verdugos scholarships for the 2027 application cycle. Applicants must apply through the Foundation's shared application system by the stated deadline.

A need-based $25,000 scholarship for students who have persevered through adversity. The National Scholarship is now open to high school juniors (not seniors), with a family income cap of $100,000 AGI.

A GFWC Massachusetts undergraduate scholarship to support study abroad. The award amount starts at $500 and is intended to be used toward a 12-credit summer session, semester, or full-year program. The eligible program must begin between June 1, 2027 and February 1, 2028. Applicants must maintain legal residence in Massachusetts.

An undergraduate scholarship honoring Italian heritage. The award starts at $1,000 and is intended for undergraduate students who celebrate Italian heritage. Applications are part of the GFWC Massachusetts 2027 scholarship cycle.

An undergraduate scholarship for students who plan to major in piano, an instrument, music education, music therapy, or voice. The award starts at $1,000. It is offered by GFWC Massachusetts to support music-focused undergraduate study.

An annual music competition run by the Performing Arts Scholarship Foundation that provides cash prizes to deserving vocal and instrumental students. Applicants audition and winners receive flexible funding for career development such as lessons, music school tuition, summer programs, or instrument improvement. The program serves students who live and/or study music in Santa Barbara County. Finalists perform in public concerts and winners are selected by a professional panel of judges.

An undergraduate scholarship offered by GFWC Massachusetts for students pursuing public health studies. The award starts at $500.00 per recipient. Applicants must maintain legal residence in Massachusetts and follow the posted 2027 application deadlines.

A scholarship for graduating high school seniors who profess belief in Jesus Christ as their personal Savior and who are U.S. citizens. Applicants must show proof of residency in the listed local communities even if attending other area public or private high schools. The award details (amount/count) are not stated on the page.

A scholarship for women returning to college to pursue nursing at the undergraduate level. The award starts at $1,000. Applicants must maintain legal residence in Massachusetts and meet the program's requirement of having been absent from college for at least four years. Applications for the 2027 cycle are available and have a firm deadline.

A scholarship for women returning to college after an absence of at least four years. It is an undergraduate award with amounts starting at $500. Applicants must maintain legal residence in Massachusetts. Applications for the 2027 cycle are posted.

California's main need-based financial aid program that does not need to be repaid, for California residents working toward a first undergraduate degree or certificate at an eligible institution. Students are considered automatically by filing the FAFSA or CA Dream Act Application and having a verified GPA on file. Also required: verified GPA or test score on file with CSAC; enrolled at least half-time.

The Green to Gold program provides enlisted Soldiers access to scholarship opportunities to cover tuition or room and board while they earn an undergraduate or graduate degree. It is aimed at enlisted service members who want to transition to Army officer commissioning through Army ROTC. The program helps reduce education costs while preparing Soldiers for officer service.

Nursing students may apply for Army ROTC scholarships which can cover tuition and fees or room and board and provide added monthly and book allowances. The program connects nursing students to Army medical opportunities including a paid Nurse Summer Training Program. Applicants follow the Army ROTC scholarship application process and must meet the general ROTC eligibility standards.

SRBX Member Scholarships are awarded to children or grandchildren of employees of SRBX member companies to support continuing education in any subject. Eligible applicants include high school seniors, students at two- or four-year colleges at any level, and students attending trade school. Applications are due March 5, 2027, and students may receive this category of scholarship only once in their lifetime.

A scholarship administered by Yolo Community Foundation in partnership with the Sacramento Region Community Foundation that serves Yolo County youth. The page lists this award among several scholarships for Yolo County students. The page does not state the award amount, number of awards, or specific application requirements for this individual scholarship.

The David Breaux Memorial Scholarship is listed among scholarships administered by the Yolo Community Foundation in partnership with the Sacramento Region Community Foundation. It is intended for Yolo County students. Specific award amount and application details for this named scholarship are not provided on the page.

The Julia R. Millon Memorial Scholarship is listed among scholarships administered by the Yolo Community Foundation in partnership with the Sacramento Region Community Foundation. It is intended to serve Yolo County youth. The page does not state award amounts or specific eligibility beyond serving Yolo County students.

The NEXT for AUTISM Fellows Scholarship provides undergraduate and graduate students at partner schools a $5,000 annual tuition scholarship while they work as direct support professionals (DSPs). Fellows are paid to complete 800 hours annually supporting autistic adults and receive hands-on work experience in health and human services. The program increases the scholarship award each year for participants who meet program goals.

A scholarship for graduating high school seniors of Italian descent who will attend a campus-based college or university full-time in the 2027-2028 academic year. The program awards $6,000 per recipient, paid as $1,500 per year up to four years. Applicants must meet academic and residency/sponsorship requirements.

The UNICO Foundation will grant $2,500 scholarships to students who are currently attending accredited campus-based prelicensure or graduate nursing programs in the United States and completing core nursing courses. These awards support students who will continue their nursing studies in the 2027-2028 academic year. Applicants must meet the Foundation's citizenship and residency/sponsorship requirements.

The Commit for Life Scholarship program from Gulf Coast Blood awards multiple scholarships to students who create an essay or short video promoting blood donation. Applicants submit either a 500–1,000 word essay or a 30–60 second video on specified topics. Some higher-value awards require active participation on the school's blood drive team and a letter of recommendation from the blood drive sponsor. Winners are selected by an internal panel based on content, creativity and accuracy.

The UNICO Foundation will grant two scholarships of $1,250 each to support study in Italy. Applicants must be full-time students at an accredited U.S. college or university pursuing a degree, and the study abroad program must be eligible for credit by the student’s institution. Applicants must be U.S. citizens of Italian descent.

The UNICO Foundation awards scholarships ranging from $2,500 to $10,000 to students majoring in the natural sciences who are attending select accredited U.S. universities full time. Applicants must be at least 18, U.S. citizens of Italian ancestry, and maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA. Pre-medical studies are specifically excluded.

Two $1,000 literary scholarships for matriculated college students who submit an original short story or essay celebrating their Italian heritage. Applicants must be U.S. citizens of Italian descent and attend a campus-based, full-time accredited college or university in the United States. Awards are for study during the 2027-2028 academic year.

The UNICO Foundation will grant one $10,000 scholarship to a 2027 high school graduate who will attend full-time an accredited campus-based college, university, or technical school in the United States. Selection is based on academic and non-academic achievements, with priority given to leadership, integrity, work ethic and service to others. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, at least 18 years old, and have association with a local UNICO Chapter whose sponsorship is required.

A UNICO Foundation scholarship of $1,250 awarded to a student pursuing an undergraduate engineering degree in specified fields. It is for full-time, campus-based undergraduate students in the United States who will continue their studies in academic year 2027-2028. Applicants must meet the stated GPA, citizenship and residency/sponsorship requirements.

The Inserra Scholarships provide two awards of $2,500 each to students pursuing a degree. They are for U.S. citizens of Italian descent who are attending full-time, campus-based colleges or universities in the United States. Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA and continue their studies in the 2027-2028 academic year. Open to undergraduate (freshman through senior) and graduate students (graduate applicants must be currently attending the graduate program).

Two $2,500 scholarships for students pursuing degrees in the physical or life sciences. Applicants must be U.S. citizens attending full-time, campus-based accredited colleges or universities in the United States. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and continue their studies in the 2027-2028 academic year.

A scholarship for high school seniors who will attend a campus-based, full-time college or university in the United States during the 2027-2028 academic year. Four awards of $6,000 each are granted and paid at $1,500 per year for up to four years. Applicants must meet academic and heritage requirements and be U.S. citizens. Online degree programs are not eligible.

A $2,500 award for U.S. college students of Southern Italian descent who are enrolled full-time in a campus-based college or university. Applicants must have at least a 2.7 GPA and be continuing studies in the 2027-2028 academic year. Open only to college freshmen, sophomores, and juniors.

A scholarship program supporting individuals pursuing behavioral health degrees or certifications. Awards provide substantial funding depending on the career pathway (prescribing, non-prescribing licensed, non-licensed) and include a multi-year service obligation. The program is part of the BH-CONNECT workforce initiative and targets trainees preparing for careers in behavioral health.

The UNICO Foundation will grant two $2,500 scholarships to students pursuing a degree in Fine Arts, including performing, visual, or technical arts. Applicants must be U.S. citizens attending an accredited campus-based college or university full time and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA. The awards are for study during the 2027-2028 academic year.

The UNICO Foundation will grant two scholarships of $2,500 each to students currently pursuing a degree. Eligible applicants must be U.S. citizens enrolled full-time in an accredited campus-based college or university in the United States and have at least a 3.0 GPA. Awards are for study during the 2027-2028 academic year and are open to undergraduates (freshman through senior) and graduate students.

Four scholarships of $1,000 each for students enrolled full-time in campus-based computer science degree programs in the United States. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, at least 18 years old, and continue their studies in the 2027-2028 academic year. Preference is given to applicants demonstrating financial need.

Two $2,500 scholarships for students pursuing a degree in Special Education. Applicants must be U.S. citizens enrolled full-time in an accredited campus-based college or university in the United States and have at least a 3.0 GPA. Awards are for study during the 2027-2028 academic year.

A UNICO Foundation scholarship for an undergraduate student majoring or minoring in Italian Studies or Italian Language. The award is $1,000 to support study during the 2027-2028 academic year. Applicants must be U.S. citizens and enrolled full-time at an accredited, campus-based U.S. college or university.

A college scholarship program for students from qualifying Middle Tennessee counties who plan to pursue a Business, Education, or STEM degree at a four-year nonprofit college (with limited exceptions). Awards are need-based and determined after review of application materials and the student’s financial aid award letter. Maximum awards are up to $30,000 per academic year and scholarships may be renewed for up to four years.

Scholarships for graduating seniors from specified Sanger high schools to support continued education. Multiple awards at several dollar levels will be distributed to students who will attend junior college, a four‑year accredited college or university, or an accredited trade school. The application window is open for a limited period each year. Applicants must apply during the stated application period.

The UNICO Foundation offers two graduate scholarships for students who are initiating graduate study. Each award is valued up to $3,000, paid out at $1,500 per year. Applicants must be U.S. citizens of Italian descent and attend an accredited campus-based program in the United States for the 2027-2028 academic year.

A one-time scholarship for a graduating high school senior pursuing a degree in the Musical Arts (performing voice, dance, or instrumental performance). The award is $2,000 to be used toward full-time, campus-based college/university study in the United States for the 2027-2028 academic year. Applicants must meet UNICO national eligibility requirements and the scholarship’s specific criteria.

A scholarship for high school seniors of Italian descent who will be attending a campus-based, full-time college or university in the United States for the 2027-2028 academic year. Four awards of $6,000 each are granted and paid out at $1,500 per year for up to four years. Applicants must meet a minimum GPA requirement and be U.S. citizens.

A UNICO Foundation undergraduate scholarship for high school seniors planning to attend a campus-based college/university full time in the 2027-2028 academic year. The award value is stated as $6,000 paid out at $1,500 per year up to four years. Applicants must meet academic and heritage requirements and be U.S. citizens.

The Mary Doctor Fine Arts Scholarship awards up to two Charlotte-region high school seniors each year to support undergraduate study in an arts discipline. Awards are made based on financial need, artistic ability, and potential for a career in the arts. Recipients must be accepted to a college or university with an established arts program and plan to pursue an undergraduate arts degree. Audition and portfolio presentations are part of the selection process.

An award honoring Chuck Reinhart for a Glendale Community College student who has returned to school after a hiatus. The recipient is defined by financial need, proof of U.S. citizenship, and demonstration of self-motivation. It supports students in GCC's re-entry program.

A scholarship program for high school seniors in specified Texas school districts who plan to pursue an undergraduate degree in Music Education. For 2026-2027 up to five scholarships of $3,000 each will be awarded. Applicants must submit an essay and two faculty recommendations (one music faculty). Recipients may be asked to perform and must use the award during the 2026-2027 school year.

The Assistance League of Saddleback Valley offers needs-based $2,000 scholarships for qualified graduating seniors who attend high schools in the Saddleback Valley Unified School District. Awards support students pursuing 4-year universities, 2-year community colleges, or approved trade/technical schools. Selection is based on financial need, citizenship, and academic standing. Application materials are distributed via guidance counselors and must be submitted by the stated deadline.

A scholarship for high school students applying to or accepted at college who are active in 4-H. Awards are distributed to applicants who have participated in competitive exhibits at the San Diego County Fair. The scholarship provides funds to support college attendance; the page lists $10,000 in awards for this category.

The CGW Family Foundation Scholarship is a donor-funded four-year $20,000 award offered through the Don Diego Scholarship Foundation. It supports outstanding high school seniors or recent graduates who participate in events at the Del Mar Fairgrounds and demonstrate leadership, organization and community contribution. Past recipients are named on the page.

The Dredge Family Scholarship is a $20,000 donor-funded award supporting outstanding high school seniors or graduates who participate in activities and events at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. It is part of Don Diego Foundation’s four-year $20,000 scholarships intended to provide multi-year financial support. Recipients are expected to demonstrate leadership, organization and community contribution through fairground and school activities.

A four-year $20,000 family scholarship awarded by the Don Diego Scholarship Foundation. It supports outstanding high school seniors and graduates who participate in activities and events at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. Recipients demonstrate organization, leadership and innovation and contribute to their community through fairground and school activities. The scholarship was awarded in 2025 to support study in Agriculture Business.

A scholarship for high school students who are applying to or accepted at a college and who have employment ties to the Del Mar Fairgrounds. The award is listed as $10,000 in awards. Applicants must show verification of employment by specified Fairgrounds employers or contractors prior to the applying year.

The FFA Scholarship supports high school students who are applying to or have been accepted at a college and who are members of FFA. Recipients have participated in competitive exhibit departments at the San Diego County Fair. The award is listed as $10,000 in awards for this scholarship category.

The JLA Scholarship is an additional award for 4-H and FFA students who also wish to apply for a Junior Livestock Auction scholarship. It is for high school students who are applying for or accepted at a college and who participate in livestock events at the San Diego County Fair. Winners are selected from applicants who meet JLA eligibility and Junior Livestock Auction participation requirements.

The Liss Family Scholarship is a $20,000 award created by Jon Liss to support students associated with the Don Diego Scholarship Foundation. It is intended for outstanding high school seniors or graduates who participate in activities and events at the Del Mar Fairgrounds and who demonstrate leadership, organization and innovation. The award is delivered as a four-year $5,000-per-year scholarship totaling $20,000.

The Vocational Education Scholarship supports students pursuing an AA/AS degree or a certificate at a community college or accredited trade school. It is intended for high school students who are applying for or accepted into college or a certificate program. Applicants must have participated in events at the Del Mar Fairgrounds or related venues or been employed by those organizations. The award amount is listed on the page as $5,000 in awards.

The Don Diego Scholarship Foundation awards Vocational Education scholarships to students pursuing an AA/AS degree or certificate at a community college or accredited trade school. Applicants must have participated in events or employment at the Del Mar Fairgrounds or affiliated venues and demonstrate leadership, organization and community contribution. Winners have four years to use their award and funds are sent to the school’s Financial Aid Office upon verification of enrollment.

The Hearthstone Scholarship Fund provides awards to low-income students who live in a Hearthstone property or the surrounding community. Awards range from $500 to $5,000 and are intended to help students pursue higher education. Applicants are evaluated on financial need, academic merit, and community engagement. Awards are disbursed in two halves with proof of continuing eligibility required for the second disbursement.

An annual essay contest for U.S. high school students in grades 11–12 that recognizes the best student essay about the U.S. Constitution’s past, present, and future relevance. Winners receive a monetary prize. Essays must incorporate primary and secondary sources and include a footnote and bibliography. Submissions may have up to three co-authors and are limited to one submission per high school.

A scholarship for low-income Texas students to help pay for a first undergraduate or associate degree at a Texas public college. Awards are paid directly to the college and apply to tuition and college-related expenses for the Fall semester. Applicants include Texas students currently in college or high school seniors. Recipients must attend an awards dinner in Houston.

A scholarship offered by Livelikemak for Utah high school seniors who are pursuing a medical career and/or have been impacted by cancer. Awards range from $500 to $2,000 and checks are sent directly to the recipient's post-secondary institution. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and be accepted to a Utah post-secondary educational institution. Applications require a personal essay submitted via the provided form.

A scholarship for graduating seniors of Mount Vernon High School. It is offered through the Skagit Community Foundation for the 2026-2027 academic year. Applicants must be graduating seniors at Mount Vernon High School. The application for this cycle is due April 1, 2027.

An endowed scholarship supporting Washington County students who are pursuing careers in health care and end-of-life care. Eligible applicants include graduating high school seniors bound for college, current college students in health care fields, and Hospice of Washington County employees continuing their healthcare education. Awards are made to support study in accredited colleges.

A one-time scholarship of up to $5,000 awarded to a graduating high school senior who is a dependent of a current or retired Frank M. Booth, Inc. employee. The award supports attendance at a 2- or 4-year college or university. Multiple recipients may be awarded.

A renewal scholarship for dependents of current or retired Frank M. Booth employees who are enrolled in an accredited 2- or 4-year college or university. It provides a one-time award of up to $5,000 to a current undergraduate or graduate student. Multiple scholarships may be awarded and recipients may reapply annually for up to four years, subject to eligibility.

A one-time scholarship of up to $1,000 awarded to a graduating high school senior to help attend an accredited 2- or 4-year college or university. Multiple recipients may be awarded. Funded from an endowment donated by John and Karin Jelavich.

A one-time $2,000 scholarship for a graduating Yuba City High School senior planning to attend trade school or college. The selection considers extracurricular activities, work experience, community service, leadership, athletics, and financial responsibility. The award supports students pursuing post-secondary trade or college education. Applicants must demonstrate a minimum GPA and provide proof of acceptance to their chosen program.

A one-time $500 award for a graduating senior from Sutter or Yuba County who plans to major in Education, English, or Liberal Studies. The scholarship honors Sarah E. Jackson, a former Yuba City High School teacher. Applicants must meet GPA and college acceptance requirements. Applications are due during the 2026/2027 scholarship window.

A one-time award up to $2,000 for a graduating high school senior pursuing vocational training at an accredited technical or trade school or certificate program. The scholarship supports students in the Yuba-Sutter area seeking career-focused education rather than majors that require a BS/BA. Applicants must demonstrate a minimum 2.0 GPA and provide proof of acceptance to an accredited program.

The NJBS Healthcare Scholarship awards $2,000 to an individual pursuing a career in a healthcare-related field. It supports students in medicine, nursing, neuroscience, psychology, allied health, or other healthcare programs. Applicants must live in or attend school in NJ, NY, or PA and be a graduating senior, undergraduate, graduate, or enrolled/accepted to a healthcare professional program. Applications require an essay and proof of enrollment or acceptance.

SWE-GGS awards scholarships to Bay Area students graduating from high school or attending community college who plan to pursue degrees in engineering or related fields. Awards range from $1,000 to $2,000. Applicants must identify as a woman or another underrepresented gender and live or attend school within the Golden Gate Section boundaries. Applications open December 1, 2026 and are due April 9, 2027.

The Lambert Family Trust Scholarship supports students who want to further their education in the construction trades through an approved apprenticeship or continuing education at an approved construction trade program within the Los Rios College District. Awards are $500 per student and will be presented on May 6, 2027 during the Industry Lunch at American River College. Applications open in November 2026 and are accepted on a rolling basis through April 9, 2027. Construction Management students are not eligible to apply.

The Eric Pardall Memorial Scholarship awards students pursuing studies in agriculture, trades, engineering, healthcare, and related fields. It is open to high school seniors, college students, continuing education students, and those pursuing a new career. The scholarship provides $2,500 per year and is renewable for up to four years with satisfactory academic progress. Selection considers financial need, personal character, and career goals, with preference for two-year degrees or certificate programs.

A scholarship opportunity supporting Children of the Valley (COV) program alumni, volunteers, and staff who are pursuing higher education. It is offered through the Skagit Community Foundation for the 2026-2027 academic year. Applications open November 1, 2026 and are due April 15, 2027. The page does not state the award amount or number of awards.

A $10,000 award for young people ages 8–18 in the U.S. or Canada who have organized and led an extraordinary service project benefiting people or the planet. Funds can go toward higher education or the service project; applications are a two-step pre-application and full application.

Annual competition for instrumentalists and vocalists run by the Musical Merit Foundation of Greater San Diego. Applicants audition in preliminary, semi-final and final rounds and finalists perform at an awards concert. Winners are presented scholarships and performance opportunities at the Awards Concert and Reception.

A $1,000 scholarship awarded annually in memory of Emily Matejovitz to support a graduating high school senior who demonstrates compassion and purpose. It is intended for a student planning to enroll full-time at an accredited college or university the following fall. The award recognizes students with potential to make a meaningful difference in others' lives.

The Fellows Foundation awards scholarships to individuals pursuing education in medicine, nursing, medical technology, and the ministry. Awards vary by field and are authorized for one academic year. Applicants must meet residency, citizenship, academic, and enrollment requirements. Applications are submitted through the Fellows Foundation online portal.

An annual scholarship awarded to a graduating senior musician from Woodside High School who will continue on to higher education as a full-time student and plans to participate in a music-related group or program requiring performance with an instrument. Applicants must have at least two years in a Woodside High School music performance group. Applications are submitted by email to secretary@woodsidemusic.org by the stated deadline.

An essay-based scholarship of at least $3,000 for high school seniors and college students attending school in San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles or Riverside County who plan a career in healthcare. Winners are recognized at HCC's Finest Awards luncheon.

A scholarship program for students pursuing careers in medical and health care fields who live in specified California counties. Applicants should demonstrate financial need, academic excellence, and dedication to related community service. Awards are paid as a one-time scholarship check sent to the recipient's school Financial Aid Office at the beginning of the school year. Applications are submitted electronically.

A national competition for 15- to 18-year-old visual, literary, and performing artists. Winners receive cash prizes and access to mentorship, professional resources, and a national network. The program supports artists across ten disciplines and provides recognition to help advance their careers.

An out-of-state award level within the MSU Non-resident Scholarship program for incoming domestic out-of-state first-year students. The award amount listed for this level is $9,000. Students are automatically considered when admitted to MSU and awards are contingent on maintaining out-of-state residency.

A local scholarship awarded by the Rotary Club of Orange to a student in the Orange Unified School District. It recognizes a high school student who has demonstrated achievement despite adversity. The page does not state the award amount, application process, or deadlines.

The AABE Scholarship Program supports the academic achievements of high school seniors pursuing education and careers in the energy industry. The program awards scholarships at local chapter, regional, and national levels. It is intended for students planning to major in approved fields such as science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and business and who intend to enroll in college in the fall semester. Demonstrated community leadership is also required.

A one-time scholarship for graduating high school seniors from the Alle-Kiski Valley who have financial need and plan to study nursing. Awards are for students accepted into a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program or a Registered Nursing program at an accredited institution. The award amount is stated in a published range.

A scholarship program for students who are enrolled or accepted in an eligible health care program. The program provides financial support to students while accepted or enrolled in a health professions program. Awards may be given in exchange for a period of direct patient service to a medically underserved community upon completion of education.

The Affiliate Scholarship is open to students at NDSGC affiliate schools other than UND and NDSU. It is offered to students enrolled in STEM or STEM Education programs at North Dakota colleges and universities. The page does not state award amounts, deadlines, or application details for this specific scholarship.

Part of the AWS Foundation National Scholarships, this award supports students pursuing a bachelor’s or associate degree in welding or a related discipline. It is donor-funded and administered through the AWS Foundation national scholarship program. Applicants to national scholarships must provide two references and an official transcript. Funds are paid directly to the educational institution and may be redeemed for one year from the date awarded.

A scholarship established in honor of Alan Engelsman for graduating high school seniors who plan to major in theatre or a related field. Awards one $1,000 scholarship each year to support the recipient's theatre studies. Applicants must be inducted Thespians and meet the stated eligibility criteria. Winners are announced in May.

An award for academically talented first-time, full-time, residential students entering an associate-degree program. Provides up to $4,940 per year, with the specific value determined by academic strength and funding availability. Recipients must live on campus and study on the Alfred or Wellsville campus. Continued eligibility requires maintaining at least a 2.0 GPA each semester and remaining enrolled full-time.

An academic merit scholarship for academically talented first-time, full-time, residential students entering a baccalaureate-degree program. Awards are up to $10,950 per year, with the specific amount determined by academic background and funding availability. Recipients must reside and have attended high school outside New York State and must study on-campus at the Alfred or Wellsville campus. Continued eligibility requires a 2.0 GPA each semester, continuous full-time enrollment, and living on campus.

A $1,000 annual scholarship that supports outstanding young women pursuing education or careers in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics). It recognizes applicants who demonstrate commitment to the donor's core values and a passion for STEAM. Applicants must submit a resume, transcript, an essay or short video, and at least one letter of recommendation. Recipients are asked to write a letter of appreciation after receiving the award.

A scholarship program for students who are enrolled in or accepted to an eligible health care training program. It provides financial support for education while the student is enrolled or accepted. Awards are made with an expectation of a period of direct patient service to medically underserved communities upon completion. Specific award amounts and application details are provided on the program page.

Awarded to 30 finalists in the Alumni Distinguished Scholarship competition, this scholarship provides $2,500 per year for eight semesters. Consideration is automatic for incoming first-year applicants and selection is based on academic performance and participation in the competition.

Awarded to semifinalists in the Alumni Distinguished Scholarship competition for incoming first-year students. Recipients receive $1,500 per year, renewable for eight semesters. Consideration is automatic and based on academic performance and participation in the competition.

A grant for students who have a parent, grandparent, or sibling who graduated from Heidelberg University. Eligible recipients may receive up to $1,000. The award is renewable for four years. Renewal of aid is contingent on maintaining Satisfactory Academic Progress.

The American Dream Scholarship provides a $3,000 award credited in four installments to help new students beginning in 2026. It is available to students enrolling at the San Diego campus (hybrid or online) and selected programs at the San Jose site. Recipients must meet and maintain minimum GPA requirements based on degree level. Funds are applied to the student's ledger after final grades are posted.

A scholarship supporting juniors or seniors majoring in agriculture with an emphasis on floriculture. It provides tuition assistance to students attending a college/university in California or California residents attending colleges elsewhere in the U.S. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA.

The American Voices & Visions Award provides $500 scholarships to selected works across the Scholastic Awards regions. Entrants submit work through the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards and regional jurors nominate Gold Key winners for national review. One nominee from each region receives a national American Voices or Visions Medal and a $500 award. Approximately 150 works are recognized across regions.

Ten $1,000 scholarships for graduating high school seniors in seven southern/central New Jersey counties who plan careers in direct, clinical healthcare roles such as nursing, imaging technology or medicine. Requires financial need, an official transcript and an essay.

A nursing scholarship honoring the memory of Dolores Perry to help students complete nursing or vocational training. Awards provide up to $500 to support recipients pursuing nursing education. Applicants include graduating high school seniors from San Benito County and college student transfers planning to enroll in postsecondary programs. Selection is by the Dolores Perry Scholarship Fund committee through the Community Foundation for San Benito County.

A scholarship for students pursuing a degree to become a Registered Nurse. Awards are paid directly to the school for tuition, fees, books purchased through the institution, and on-campus dormitory and meal plan expenses. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and have a GPA of 3.0 or better. Eligible applicants include residents of specified localities and certain interns.

One of the AWS Foundation National Scholarships for students pursuing a bachelor’s or associate degree in welding or a related discipline. National scholarships are donor-funded and intended to support tuition, fees, books, supplies, and equipment required for the course of instruction. Applicants to national scholarships must follow the AWS Foundation application process, which includes essay questions and submission of official transcripts.

The Art Scholarship Program supports graduating high school seniors from the Foundation's local area who plan to pursue education while engaging in the arts. Awards are offered by the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara to students from the specified South County area. The program is not need-based and requires full-time enrollment.

A Pride Foundation scholarship aimed at Asian/Pacific Islander queer women and trans students. It is designated for Asian/Pacific Islander lesbians, bisexual females, and trans* (both MTF and FTM spectrum) students. The page does not state award amounts, deadlines, or application details.

A scholarship program for students who are accepted or enrolled in an eligible health care program preparing for an associate degree in nursing. It provides financial support while students are accepted or enrolled in a health professions program. Awards are made in exchange for a period of direct patient service to a medically underserved community upon completion of education. Specific award amounts, deadlines, and application details are provided on the program page.

A scholarship tied to the AVID program to support college readiness for students with academic potential who face barriers to accessing a college degree. It is operated in collaboration with the Orange County Department of Education and multiple funding partners. The program is part of countywide scholarship offerings serving Orange County students.

An annual cash award for women students studying architecture, landscape architecture, urban design/land planning, interior design, historic preservation, or environmental design. The award amount listed for this scholarship is $5,000. Applicants must be female and either residents of California or attending a California school, and must meet unit-completion requirements in their major.

An annual cash award for women students studying architecture-related design fields. It provides a $3,000 award to support education in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design, Interior Design, Historic Preservation or Environmental Design. Applicants must meet the Foundation's stated unit and enrollment requirements and be California residents or attend a California school. The 2027 awards cycle opens in fall of 2026.

First-time college-bound students may apply for an Award from the TELACU Education Foundation. The Award may be renewed annually until completion of the recipient's undergraduate degree if renewal criteria are met. Renewal requires maintaining academic and program participation standards, including a minimum GPA and community service.

The AWS Board of Directors Scholarship is one of the AWS Foundation’s national scholarships for students pursuing a bachelor’s or associate degree in welding or a related discipline. National scholarships provide funds to be used for tuition, fees, books, supplies, and equipment and are paid directly to the educational institution. Applicants to national scholarships are required to submit two references and an official transcript. Some national scholarships require demonstrated financial need and some require or prefer AWS membership.

A donor-funded national scholarship offered through the AWS Foundation for students pursuing welding-related postsecondary education. Part of the Foundation's national scholarships which provide awards to support tuition, fees, books, supplies, and equipment. Applicants must submit required application materials including essays, two recommendations, and an official transcript. Some awards consider demonstrated financial need or AWS membership.

The AWS Foundation Donor Scholarship is one of the AWS Foundation’s national, donor-funded scholarships for students pursuing a bachelor’s or associate degree in welding or a related discipline. National scholarships provide funds to be used for tuition, fees, books, supplies, and required equipment and are paid directly to the educational institution. Applicants must submit required application materials including two letters of recommendation and an official transcript.

A donor-funded national scholarship from the AWS Foundation for students pursuing a bachelor’s or associate degree in welding or a related discipline. Awards are part of the Foundation's high-dollar national scholarships program and are paid to the recipient's educational institution for eligible costs. Applicants must complete the online scholarship application and provide required materials such as essays, an official transcript, and two letters of recommendation.

A scholarship program for students who are enrolled in or accepted to an eligible nursing or health care degree program. It provides financial support for education in exchange for a period of direct patient service to a medically underserved community after completion. Applicants must be accepted or enrolled in an eligible health care program to apply. Specific award amounts, deadlines, and application details are provided on the program page.

The Ball Horticultural Company Scholarship is for junior or senior students pursuing a career in commercial floriculture. It supports students preparing for careers in floriculture and horticulture. Applicants must meet the American Floral Endowment's general application requirements and apply through AFE's online platform.

An award for rising college freshmen of Filipino heritage pursuing STEM or physical/environmental science majors. Provides a $5,000 annual scholarship, renewable for up to four years for a total of $20,000. Applicants must be California residents with a minimum 3.0 GPA and enrolled full-time at an accredited four-year college for the 2026-2027 academic year.

An annual $5,000 award given by the Association for Women in Architecture Foundation to a female student studying architecture or a related design field. It supports students enrolled in qualifying majors at California schools or female residents of California studying these fields. Recipients are selected from applicants who meet the foundation's unit and enrollment requirements.

An award for an Albuquerque high school senior who plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in a STEM major. It supports students intending to study science, technology, engineering or mathematics. The page identifies the local focus (Albuquerque) and STEM emphasis. No award amount, deadline or application link is provided on the page.

The Be Like Nick Scholarship was launched in 2023 in memory of Nick Johnson. It honors the foundation’s values and highlights the importance of mentorship. Applicants are asked to describe how mentorship has influenced their lives and will shape their future.

A donor-funded scholarship for students pursuing a bachelor’s or associate degree in welding or a related discipline. Funds are paid to the recipient's educational institution and may be used for tuition, fees, books, supplies, and required equipment. Applicants to national scholarships must provide two references and an official transcript. Some national scholarships consider demonstrated financial need and may require submission of the FAFSA Submission Summary.

A scholarship program providing support for aspiring mental health professionals. It is part of the Washington Health Corps programs that encourage health professionals to serve at approved sites in critical shortage areas. The page does not list award amounts or application details for this specific scholarship. Provider applications for Washington Health Corps programs are currently closed and will reopen in early 2027.

A scholarship program for students who are enrolled in or accepted to an eligible behavioral health education program. It provides financial support while students are in school and may require a period of direct patient service to medically underserved communities after completion.

The Berkeley Undergraduate Scholarship recognizes the academic merits of undergraduate students and awards funds based on academic merit and financial need. Awards are made from more than 1,250 university and private philanthropy funds. There is no separate scholarship application; eligibility is considered when students file the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application.

Established by the Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association, this scholarship provides funds for applicants pursuing a degree in nursing or a health-related field. Preference is given to descendants of graduates of the Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing. Applicants from the Genesis service area counties are eligible and considered.

A memorial scholarship established by the Hendricks family to support students pursuing nursing. Intended for students enrolled at Delta College who demonstrate financial need. Recipients must have at least a 3.0 GPA and may be enrolled full- or part-time. Selection considers an essay on career goals, involvement, need and leadership.

This award supports eligible Hopi students who are pursuing post-secondary and professional degrees. It provides financial assistance through the Hopi Tribe Grants & Scholarships Program. Applicants must meet program academic and documentation requirements and complete federal and institutional aid applications. Deadlines are set by semester.

A need-based residential grant for first-time, full-time students from outside New York State who will live on campus. Awards are determined based on a student’s financial need and funding availability, up to $7,500 per year. Continued eligibility requires maintaining a 2.0 GPA, continuous full-time enrollment, and living and studying on-campus.

A scholarship for Big Canyon Country Club employees and their descendants. It provides college tuition assistance and financial support to eligible new or continuing students. The fund targets employees of the club and their child or grandchild. Specific award amounts and application details are not listed on this page.

The Bill Farr Memorial Scholarship awards $1,500 to a student who intends to pursue a career in journalism. It is open to high school seniors from Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura counties and to college students pursuing journalism. Applicants must meet the chapter's general eligibility for SPJ/LA scholarships and submit the required application materials.

A scholarship honoring past and current EdTA board directors and presidents. It awards $1,000 to recognize student leadership in theatre. It is intended for graduating high school seniors who can demonstrate leadership abilities. Winners are selected from inducted Thespians who meet eligibility criteria.

The Board of Directors Leadership Scholarship supports students who have served as HOSA officers and who are current high school seniors or postsecondary students. It promotes leadership development for local, state, and national officers. The award details and application link are not stated on this page.

The Bob & Debbie Kessler Scholarship provides funds for applicants who demonstrate financial need and are pursuing a degree in a healthcare field such as nursing, medical school, physical therapy, or pharmacy. Preference is given to applicants who reside in the Genesis service area counties (permanent address, not school address). Applicants from Muskingum, Morgan, Perry, Coshocton, Noble or Guernsey counties are preferred.

A CalMU scholarship available to new and returning students who are domestic students, eligible non-citizens, or military/VA-affiliated. Recipients must meet admissions and enrollment requirements and maintain academic and enrollment standards each 8-week session. The award is limited to the first 50 eligible and enrolled students who meet all requirements. Eligible start terms are listed on the page.

The Brown Hudner Navy Scholarship Foundation provides scholarship grants to children of Navy Sailors. It supports students planning to pursue post-high-school degrees in STEM or health science and targets applicants with demonstrated financial need. Applicants must meet minimum academic and service-related eligibility.

A scholarship for students pursuing a four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree. Awards support students who show academic commitment, financial need, and a desire to serve Northern California communities. Includes both traditional and bridge BSN programs and requires enrollment or acceptance for the 2027–2028 academic year.

A statewide scholarship program from CADA that recognizes graduating high school student leaders from schools with active CADA membership. Awards support students who have demonstrated leadership, service, campus involvement, and participation in CADA/CASL. Applications require a reflective essay and documentation of leadership, service, activities, honors, and GPA. Recipients are often recognized in their local communities and at CADA events.

The Cal-HOSA Merit Scholarship supports students engaged in health science careers education, community service, and involvement in HOSA. It is available to current high school seniors and students already enrolled in postsecondary education. The scholarship promotes excellence in the listed areas and is intended to help with university expenses.

The Career Elevation Scholarship provides a maximum award of $1,000 to qualifying students, disbursed in two $500 installments after successful completion of Session II and Session III. Each disbursement is contingent upon the student meeting a minimum GPA requirement of 2.5 for the applicable session. Failure to meet the GPA requirement for a session results in forfeiture of that session's disbursement.

A donor-funded national scholarship for students pursuing an associate or bachelor’s degree in welding or a related discipline. Part of the AWS Foundation National Scholarships program, which awards funds to help cover tuition, fees, books, supplies, and required equipment. Applicants to National Scholarships must submit two references and an official transcript; some awards consider demonstrated financial need or AWS membership.

An annual $1,500 award given to a college student pursuing investigative or political reporting. It honors Carl Greenberg, a longtime political reporter at the Los Angeles Times. Applicants should be students pursuing journalism and demonstrate potential for a career in news reporting.

The Carlson-Johnson Scholarship for Nontraditional Students supports students re-entering school after an extended absence who are interested in bedding and/or floral crops. It is awarded through the American Floral Endowment as part of its floriculture and horticulture scholarship program. The scholarship is intended to help industry-focused students pursue education in floriculture/horticulture.

A regional scholarship for cancer survivors who are either from or attending school in North Carolina or South Carolina. Applicants use the Cancer for College general application and become eligible for these regional awards in addition to national scholarships. The page does not state a specific dollar amount for this regional scholarship.

The CCBA Scholarship recognizes local high school students of Chinese descent who plan to continue their education at the college level. It honors scholastic achievement and community service among youth in the Fresno area. Recipients receive monetary awards funded by the CCBA Annual Scholarship Fund. Applications for the 2027 cycle are stated as open on the page.

A scholarship for incoming first-year out-of-state students who are residents of specific counties in central Ohio. The award is granted to incoming domestic out-of-state first-year students and the amount awarded to each student varies each year. No specific award amount or application deadline is listed on this page. In most instances, no additional application is required.

UC San Diego awards Chancellor's Scholarships to entering first-year students for outstanding academic achievement. Scholars receive an honorarium of up to $5,000 per year for each of four undergraduate years (up to $20,000 total) and special privileges including guaranteed housing, priority enrollment, and mentoring. Awards are based on demonstrated financial need and consider academic record, personal statement, extracurricular and community activities, and other factors. Recipients are notified in March with admission decisions.

The Wehr Nursing Scholarship was established in memory of Dr. Charles L. & Gloria Wehr. It provides funds for applicants pursuing a degree in nursing. Recipients must be Genesis HealthCare System employees or their immediate families who reside in Muskingum County.

A regional scholarship for students connected to the Chicagoland area who meet Cancer for College’s general eligibility. It supports cancer survivors pursuing higher education and is accessed through the organization’s single application. Applicants must be from or attending school in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, or Wisconsin. Award amounts and counts are determined through Cancer for College’s general scholarship program and are not listed on this page.

Chick-fil-A Remarkable Futures Scholarships provide college scholarships to Chick-fil-A restaurant Team Members. Awards include $1,500 and $25,000 scholarships that can be used at accredited colleges, universities, or technical/vocational schools. Scholarships are available to both full-time and part-time students and funds are paid in advance.

A scholarship for Richland County students who have a declared major in performing or technical art. Awards recognize ability, achievement, and leadership qualities in the arts. Scholarships from this page are awarded to Richland County students pursuing technical certifications and college degrees based on financial need. Students are matched to scholarships from a single Foundation application.

A $1,000 scholarship honoring a late EdTA marketing director for a graduating high school senior pursuing a degree and career in business or marketing. Open to inducted Thespians who meet the organization's eligibility criteria. One award is given annually and winners are announced in May.

The CIGives scholarship is listed as a fund for dependents of CIG Financial employees. It is intended for children or grandchildren of CIG Financial employees. The page does not state award amounts, deadlines, or application details for this scholarship.

Each year the Clair A. Hill Scholarship awards one $5,000 scholarship to a qualified undergraduate student. Applicants must be California residents who will attend an accredited California college and be pursuing an undergraduate degree in a water resources-related field. Applicants must be at least a college junior and commit to full-time enrollment for the academic year covered by the scholarship.

The Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County awards multiple college scholarships each year to undergraduate students. Awards range from $250 to $6,000 and include memorial scholarships. Applicants must meet residency and eligibility criteria related to epilepsy treatment or epilepsy research and demonstrate financial need.