Scholarships

Introducing the Chugach Heritage Foundation Scholarship Program, a platform that provides financial assistance to students pursuing various levels of education, including Associate, Bachelor, Graduate/PhD degrees, vocational certificates, job training, and potential internship opportunities.Vocational ScholarshipThis scholarship caters to students enrolled in any recognized vocational, certificate, or license-based training program.Under this scheme, students can avail up to $5,750 within a calendar year.Application Deadlines are as follows: June 1st for June-September programs, and September 30th for October-December programs.College ScholarshipThis scholarship is designed for students pursuing an associate or bachelor degree at an accredited college or university.Students can receive up to $5,750 per academic...

Overview The Arizona Breaking Barriers Student Athlete Scholarship honors Arizona high school seniors graduating in spring 2026 who demonstrate perseverance and leadership both in athletics and in life. Eligibility (must meet all) - Be an Arizona high school senior graduating in spring 2026. - Currently participate on an organized sports team (examples: high school team, local public or private club, recreational league, or other formal program). - Hold a cumulative weighted GPA of 3.00 or above. - Intend to enroll at an Arizona college or university in the fall following graduation. - Provide a current unofficial high school transcript if...

Applicants who are eligible must reside in or be enrolled in an educational institution within the United States or its territories, in accordance with the specific criteria outlined in our Memorandums of Understanding (MOU’s) with our benefactors.GUIDELINES FOR FILLING OUT THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONEnsure that the application is filled out either by typing or by writing in a clear and legible manner. Only fully completed applications that are signed and accompanied by all necessary documents will be taken into consideration. The following items should be included with the filled-out application form.Official copies of your Spring 2025 and Fall 2025 transcripts.Three original...

The Pauahi Foundation invests in haumāna throughout their educational journeys, nurturing empowered ‘ōiwi leaders who will help shape the future of Hawai‘i. Overview - Applicants may apply to any or all scholarship opportunities administered by the Pauahi Foundation. Use the filters on our listings to narrow results by eligibility, and you may download a PDF copy of scholarships that apply to you. - Each Pauahi Foundation scholarship has distinct eligibility criteria and requirements. Carefully review the individual scholarship descriptions before applying. Eligibility - Completing the Pauahi Foundation application allows consideration for multiple scholarship awards; applicants are encouraged to submit a...

The Madison Awards for Academic Excellence are merit-based recognitions that honor a wide range of achievements and potential. The responsibility of selecting recipients, who have shown academic success in a specific field of study and potential contribution to the university, lies with the academic colleges and departments.The award covers 75% of the in-state tuition and comprehensive fees for the year the student enters JMU.How to ApplyStudents' applications for admission to JMU will be automatically considered for the Madison Awards for Academic Excellence, eliminating the need for a separate application. However, students are advised to visit the Madison Scholarships Hub and...

Introduction Each year the Scholarship Fund of the Minneapolis Branch of AAUW provides four-year college scholarships to women graduating from Minneapolis public high schools. Awards are intended for students who plan to earn a Baccalaureate degree at an accredited college or university and who demonstrate both financial need and academic readiness for college-level work. Eligibility - Graduate of any Minneapolis Public High School - Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 - Demonstrated financial need - Intention to pursue a Baccalaureate degree at an accredited institution - Evidence of success in college-level coursework (for example: IB, AP, PSEO, CIS, etc.) Award details...

The American Association of University Women (AAUW), a nationwide body of women with academic degrees, is committed to advocating for gender equality in education, health care, professional fields, and wage parity. The Las Vegas Branch of the AAUW is proud to offer a $500 scholarship each fall semester for use in the subsequent spring semester at New Mexico Highlands University. The recipient of this award is chosen by our Scholarship Committee.We invite applications from students who fulfill the following prerequisites:Applicants must be female students pursuing a full-time undergraduate degree (12 hours) OR a minimum half-time (6 hours) graduate degree.Applicants must...

Introduction Gordon A. Rich devoted his life, energy and resources to improving the circumstances of people with limited means and opportunities. The Gordon A. Rich Memorial Foundation (GAR) exists to continue that work by awarding scholarships to promising students who also demonstrate financial need. Eligibility To be considered for a GAR scholarship, applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a dependent child of a full‑time employee currently working in the financial services industry. Eligible employers include commercial banks, investment banks, securities brokerages, insurance companies, fund and asset managers, credit card and consumer finance companies, and other similar financial...

Overview The Youth Awards were launched in 1998 by the Hispanic Heritage Foundation. Now entering their 27th year, the program recognizes outstanding high school seniors for strong academic performance and meaningful community impact. Award categories include Community Service, Engineering, Green Sustainability and Technology, with additional categories added over the course of the awards season. Prizes and Recognition In each category, Gold, Silver and Bronze honorees are chosen. Each recipient is awarded a one-time grant that can be used to support college expenses or to fund a community service project addressing a social issue. Selected students are honored in virtual ceremonies...

At the May Firm, we recognize the significance of education and the challenges that come with financing it in today's world. Our founder, Robert May, was the first in his family to go to college. He is deeply grateful for the chance he had to earn his undergraduate degree at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo before proceeding to law school. As we are all aware, the expense of pursuing higher education continues to escalate, often placing students in a difficult position, both emotionally and financially. Our mission is to aid students in achieving higher education and alleviate some of the...

The Society for Applied Anthropology annually hosts the Peter Kong-ming New Student Research Competition to recognize exceptional student studies in applied behavioral and social sciences. This esteemed award pays tribute to Peter Kong-ming New, a revered medical sociologist-anthropologist and past SfAA president, whose efforts were concentrated on using the social sciences to tackle pressing health care and human service issues.His family continues to preserve his memory by backing this competition, which cultivates the upcoming crop of applied social science researchers. The contest rewards the top student papers on a research project connected to health care or human services, mirroring his...

Since 2013, Gemm Learning has been offering a scholarship for undergraduate students in the US/Canada who are living with dyslexia and/or auditory processing disorder.Overcoming the hurdles posed by dyslexia and/or auditory processing disorder to secure a college admission requires tenacity and strength of character. The Gemm Learning Dyslexia/APD scholarship is designed to acknowledge and reward this determination.The application procedure is straightforward. We invite you to share your personal journey in the form of an essay titled either "Living With Dyslexia" or "Living With Auditory Processing Disorder". Your essay should provide an educational or inspirational perspective, offering a unique understanding of...