Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction We understand that a serious workplace injury to a parent can upend family life and make pursuing higher education more difficult. The Pinnacol Foundation scholarship program exists to help students continue their studies despite these hardships. Scholarship overview - Awards are available for study at accredited U.S. four-year colleges, two-year colleges, community colleges, vocational schools, and trade programs. - Scholarships average $4,700 per recipient per year. - Funds must be applied only to costs associated with attending school. Who qualifies To be considered for a Pinnacol Foundation scholarship, you must meet all of the following: - Be the natural...

Introduction and mission The Christermon Foundation is a nonprofit organization formed by members of the California Licensed Beverage Alcohol Industry. Founded in 1987, the Foundation’s purpose is to support worthy charitable causes and run a scholarship program that helps present a positive public image for the industry. History and impact Since 1988 the Foundation has awarded in excess of $7.7 million to California students. These awards go to applicants whose parent, grandparent or legal guardian either owns or works full time for an individual or corporation that holds a California liquor, spirits or beer license. The Foundation administers and oversees...

Overview We provide thirteen scholarships each year to help students from our three GPACAC membership states—Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma—pursue postsecondary education. Ten awards are reserved for high school students within those states and three awards are for college students planning to transfer to another institution. Each scholarship is a one-time $1,000 award intended to offset tuition, housing, fees and/or books. Awardees will be informed by email, and the funds will be sent directly to the recipient’s chosen postsecondary institution. General application window and notification - Applications open October 15 and close February 15. - Recipients will be notified in early...

Overview Qualified scholars may receive up to $20,000 in financial assistance to attend any accredited college or university in Connecticut. This award functions as a last-dollar scholarship, applied after all other financial aid has been credited. Participating Institutions and Offers The following Connecticut colleges and universities provide additional scholarship matches or committed aid to Promise Scholars who enroll there: - University of Connecticut — full matching award of $5,000 - Eastern Connecticut State University — match up to $5,000 - Post University — match up to $5,000 - University of New Haven — guaranteed tuition scholarship of at least $25,000...

Overview The Anita F. Boorda Scholarship for the Performing Arts awards up to $2,500 to high school seniors who intend to pursue a degree in the performing arts (including Music, Theatre, Dance, or Production). The award may be renewed for up to four years. How to apply Applicants must submit the online CFSJC Scholarship Application, which becomes available in December and is due by February 15. Completing this single application makes students eligible for more than 20 scholarship opportunities. If you have questions, please email the scholarships staff or call (574) 232-0041. Other scholarship opportunities that are not included in...

Professional Training ProgramsOur Adult Professional Training program provides financial assistance to students who meet income qualifications, enabling them to attend technical schools. The goal is to equip these students with the necessary skills to be employment-ready within a two-year timeframe.Postgraduate ScholarshipsPostgraduate Scholarships are on offer for Wyandotte Tribal members who are enrolled and have successfully completed an undergraduate degree, and are now seeking to further their education. The scholarship program spans four semesters, with a grant of $5,000 awarded each semester.Bachelor's Degree ScholarshipsOur Bachelor's Degree Scholarships are granted to Wyandotte Tribal members who are currently enrolled or planning to enroll...

Intro Hawaiʻi Self Storage (HSS) launched a scholarship program in 2005 to provide financial assistance to promising students who will become leaders in our communities. Since its inception, HSS has awarded 217 scholarships totaling $868,000. Program overview - Each year HSS selects 10–11 Hawaiʻi high school seniors (typically 10 recipients). - Awards are worth up to $4,000 per student (paid as up to $1,000 per year for up to four years, subject to renewal requirements). - Recipients are chosen based on eligibility criteria and a required written essay. Eligibility To qualify, applicants must: - Be a resident of Hawaiʻi and...

Ashby Thelen Lowry is offering its annual $1,000 scholarship to students who plan to enroll in school in the fall of 2026 as either pre-law undergraduates or first-year law students. This award is intended to help cover education-related costs for students who have been accepted to a college or law school anywhere in the United States. Eligibility - Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. - U.S. citizens or individuals otherwise authorized to work in the United States. - Applicants must have been accepted and intend to attend a U.S. school as a pre-law undergraduate or as a first-year law student beginning...

Intro Joieful Connections is committed to ensuring that young people of every ability have a chance to attend college or pursue other postsecondary education. Why this matters Higher education remains out of reach for many students with disabilities. With roughly 14% of public school students—about 7 million children—identified as having disabilities, expanding support for this population is essential so they can follow their postsecondary goals. Purpose of the scholarship This award is intended for students who have been diagnosed with a developmental and/or intellectual disability and wish to continue their education after high school. Eligibility - Any high school senior...

Ramia Boersma Scholarship — Overview and Application Details Overview The South Dakota Education Association/NEA (SDEA/NEA) offers the Ramia Boersma Scholarship to promising students who intend to pursue a career in teaching. Each year the Association may grant as many as three scholarships, with each award worth $750 for the academic year. Application deadline All applications must be received by February 15. Eligibility and award types High School Seniors (four-year award) Applicants in this category should be high school seniors who plan to enroll in a South Dakota college or university and intend to enter the teaching profession. To be eligible,...

Introduction Compeer Financial supports the long-term success of agriculture and rural communities. Through its High School Senior Scholarship Program, Compeer awards 105 scholarships each year (35 recipients per state it serves). Each scholarship is valued at $2,000 and is awarded based on academic performance, involvement in agricultural or community youth organizations, and an essay submission. Metro Scholarships Three of the awards are earmarked for students from metropolitan areas within Compeer’s service region: Cook County, IL; Hennepin and Ramsey counties, MN; and Milwaukee County, WI. Priority and Restrictions Applicants who are dependents of Compeer Financial clients will receive special consideration. However,...

Scholarship Award - One-time payment of $500.00. Funds will be issued to the recipient’s institution of higher learning, or to the student directly if proof of enrollment is provided to the WAA. Purpose - This award exists to advance knowledge of the auction profession and to encourage individuals to consider auctions as a full-time career. It is intended for applicants who demonstrate honesty, intelligence, and a sincere commitment to their life and career objectives. Application Requirements (submit electronically) Please include the following items when you send your application package: 1. Completed Application Information Page. 2. A personal statement (500 words...