Scholarships for High School and College Students

Overview This scholarship is available to Indiana 4-H members who plan to enroll at Purdue University as incoming freshmen or as transfer students for the fall term. Eligible applicants must be pursuing a major in the College of Agriculture or one of the specified majors in the College of Health and Human Sciences (see Major List below). Selection will be based on the applicant’s 4-H record, academic ability, and financial need as determined by Purdue’s Division of Financial Aid (DFA). Who is eligible - Indiana residents who are either - high school seniors, or - current post‑secondary students who will...

Introductory statement The WEAC Scholarship was created to encourage children of eligible members to enter the education profession. Recipients may receive $1,450 per year, renewable for up to four years to cover tuition and fees, provided they continue to meet eligibility requirements. Who may apply - The applicant must be the child of a WEAC member in good standing, or the child of a person who died while a WEAC member. - The applicant must be a high school senior enrolled in a public school governed by a publicly elected school board. - The applicant must intend to major or...

Overview / History The Bob Warnicke Memorial Scholarship was established in 1995 to honor the late vice president of the National Bicycle League, Bob Warnicke, who died on November 16, 1994 at age 48. During a decade of active involvement in BMX, Bob was pivotal in bringing the sport to a national audience through the "NBL Road to Glory Series" broadcasts on ESPN and ESPN2. In recognition of his television promotion efforts and volunteer service, he was named the NBL’s Volunteer of the Year at Competition Congress in 1994. The scholarship continues his commitment to BMX youth by supporting education...

Introduction The Alaska Engineering Education Foundation (AEEF), together with individual and corporate donors, funds the AEEF Scholarship Program. AEEF manages scholarships on behalf of local engineering groups and committees, including the Alaska Society of Professional Engineers (ASPE), the American Society of Civil Engineers Mat-Su Branch, and Anchorage E-Week. AEEF’s mission is to regularly provide scholarship support for students pursuing college studies in engineering and related math/science fields. Who is eligible High school seniors who plan to pursue an engineering degree from an ABET-accredited program are eligible to apply. Scholarships are distributed both statewide and regionally (Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, and the...

Introduction Each year the Tuskegee Airmen Scholarship Foundation (TASF) awards scholarships to qualified young men and women. The total number of scholarships depends on investment income received by the Foundation. Typically, forty (40) or more scholarships of one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500) each are available annually. These $1,500 grants are awarded one time and apply only to incoming college freshmen (first-year students). Eligibility - Must be a student at an accredited high school who will graduate (or has graduated) in the spring of the current academic year. - Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. How to...

Mission Our goal is to support and advance engineering, science, and technical professionals and affiliated societies in the Quad City region, and to encourage and assist students pursuing study in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. Who is eligible - Current high school seniors who reside in one of the following counties: Mercer, Rock Island, Henry, Whiteside, Carroll, Knox, Lee, Clinton, Scott, Muscatine, or Louisa. - Applicants must intend to pursue a STEM-related program: a bachelor’s degree at an accredited four-year college or university, an associate degree at a community or junior college, or a skilled trades certification. About...

About Wallin Education Partners Wallin Education Partners is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping low- and moderate-income students from our partner high schools gain access to college and persist through graduation. We offer qualified applicants financial aid, individualized one-on-one advising, and career-related support. If you want guidance, resources, and encouragement from high school graduation through college commencement, submit an application below. Minimum eligibility requirements - Be a graduating senior in the Class of 2026 from a Wallin partner high school in Minnesota. - Hold a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0. - Have parents’ adjusted gross income (AGI) below $95,000 (the...

Introduction The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation (IFBF), together with many of its 100 county Farm Bureaus, offers scholarship opportunities for students planning to attend college. You only need to complete a single application to be considered for state-level awards as well as any local county scholarships for which you qualify. IFBF State Scholarships — Up to $10,000 per recipient IFBF will select 27 graduating high school seniors from Iowa — three recipients from each of IFBF’s nine districts — to receive a $2,500 scholarship that is renewable for up to four years (maximum of $10,000 per student). These state scholarships...

Introductory overview This document summarizes, section by section, what you will complete in the undergraduate Boren Scholarships application. Strong program design and well-crafted essays are essential to a competitive submission, so be sure to read the guidance on choosing an eligible study-abroad program and on essay preparation. Contact your campus Boren Awards representative early Notify your campus Boren Awards representative as soon as you begin the application. Campus reps are experienced in advising applicants, can help you strengthen your application, and often set internal campus deadlines so you can receive feedback before the national deadline—please follow any on-campus timelines they...

Last year, donors made it possible for the Foundation to grant 165 scholarships, amounting to more than $570,000. We encourage you to apply. Completing the primary application will take a few hours, but that single application will be considered for many of the scholarships we offer, which simplifies the process. Additional opportunities There are also awards with specific eligibility requirements that are handled outside the primary Community Foundation scholarship application. Review the descriptions below to see if you qualify. Other awards NOT using the Community Foundation Scholarship Application: - Sharon Magnuson-Farr Scholarship — awarded to a graduating senior from Eaton...

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Background The Josephine de Karman Fellowship Trust was created in 1954 by the late Dr. Theodore von Karman to honor his sister Josephine, who passed away in Pasadena in 1951. The fellowship’s mission is to recognize and support graduate students whose academic accomplishments reflect the high standards associated with Dr. von Karman. Stewardship and purpose In 2023 the Pasadena Community Foundation (PCF) assumed responsibility for the Josephine de Karman legacy. PCF will administer the awards in collaboration with a selection committee composed of qualified PhD reviewers. The fellowship is intended to help exceptional PhD candidates in their final year as...