Scholarships for High School and College Students

Thanks to the remarkable generosity of our supporters, more than 5,000 students from the Chattanooga area have been able to pursue college. Helping as many local students as possible attain a college degree is central to our mission to strengthen our city and contribute to a better world. Eligibility - Scholarships administered by CFGC are available exclusively to students from the Chattanooga region. - Awards may be considered for eligible graduating high school seniors, current college students seeking scholarship support, and existing CFGC scholars. How to apply - Use the CFGC Scholarship Application and Account Portal to submit applications and...

Overview The San Diego County Salute to Education program is a corporate-backed scholarship initiative supported by the San Diego County Ford dealers and Ford Motor Company, with additional funding from Global Team Blue and Zubi Advertising. Its mission is to motivate and assist students in continuing their education—whether at a vocational/technical school, a community/junior college, or a four-year university. History and impact Launched in 1993 as a pilot in San Antonio, Texas, the Salute to Education program grew because of Ford dealers’ commitment to improving educational access. It later expanded into portions of Texas, Florida and San Diego County; San...

The Robert E. Applebaum Scholarship Fund was created to provide financial support to undergraduate seniors and graduate students who intend to further their education at a college. Each year, scholarships are granted for full-time study at any accredited public or private four-year college or university in Minnesota.Qualification CriteriaTo be considered for the Robert E. Applebaum Scholarship, applicants must satisfy ALL of the following requirements:Intend to be a senior in college OR a graduate student enrolled in full-time study at an accredited public or private four-year college or university in Minnesota for the entire forthcoming academic year.Maintain a minimum grade point...

Overview The Educational Foundation of the Kentucky Society of CPAs offers scholarships that honor academic excellence and leadership in students pursuing a career as a Certified Public Accountant. These awards support promising accounting students who plan to sit for the CPA exam. Application window for 2026 scholarships Applications will be accepted November 1, 2025 through February 13, 2026, until 3:00 p.m. EST. Award history and use of funds Since 1988 the Foundation has awarded scholarships of up to $2,500. Checks are issued directly to recipients and may be applied toward tuition, enrollment fees, room and board, CPA exam review materials,...

Overview Each year two awards of $3,000 are made to college students pursuing careers connected to intellectual or other developmental disabilities. The prize is intended for individuals planning to work in fields such as behavioral sciences, social work, healthcare administration and management, psychology, or other related disciplines. Award and Disbursement - Amount: $3,000 per scholarship (two awarded annually). - Payment schedule: Funds are distributed as $1,500 each semester for any academic year the recipient remains enrolled full-time. - Claim period: Scholarship funds must be claimed within four years from the date the award is issued. Who May Apply Applicants must...

Each year, The Arc New York grants scholarships and honors to individuals pursuing studies in special education, physical or occupational therapy, or other areas connected to intellectual and developmental disabilities—along with those who demonstrate exceptional dedication to advancing this field. Scholarship specifics - Award amount: $3,000 per recipient, granted annually to full-time Chapter employees who are continuing their education with the intent to contribute to services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. - Disbursement: The award is paid in two equal installments of $1,500, one installment per semester. - Claim period: Funds must be used within four years from...

Simon Youth Foundation is committed to helping students reach their educational goals by reducing financial barriers. Each year SYF aims to distribute roughly $1 million in scholarships to support post-secondary education costs. Specific awards and their dollar amounts will vary depending on available funding. Eligibility categories: - Shari Simon Greenberg Community Scholarships (Simon Youth Foundation): Open to high school seniors who reside near a Simon mall or in adjacent communities. - Simon Youth Academy Scholarships: Restricted to graduates of Simon Youth Academies. - Greg Saunders Legacy Program Scholarships: Available only to dependents of Simon Property Group employees. Application timeline: -...

Intro If you see higher education as the next step toward achieving your goals, POET’s Never Satisfied Scholarship exists to help you move forward. These awards are open to students attending any accredited two- or four-year postsecondary or technical institution in the United States and are available regardless of GPA. Typical eligible fields include Agriculture, Finance, Accounting, Communications, Engineering, Computer Science, Human Resources, and other related majors or minors. Award overview The POET Never Satisfied Scholarship Program will distribute up to $75,000 in total funding to students who refuse to settle for “good enough” and who share POET’s commitment to...

Application Deadline: February 13, 2026 Overview Team DC Student‑Athlete Scholarships honor self‑identified members of the LGBTQIA+ community who have positively impacted their sport, advanced perceptions of LGBTQIA+ people through athletic participation and leadership, and who demonstrate both academic and athletic achievement. Awardees are expected to serve as role models and ambassadors for inclusion. Eligibility To be considered, applicants must satisfy all of the following: - Residency: Live in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan region, including any of the following jurisdictions: Arlington County (VA); Calvert County (MD); the District of Columbia; City of Alexandria (VA); Fairfax County (VA); Loudoun County (VA); Montgomery...

Overview SEFF is awarding over $30,000 in scholarships to support the next step for high school seniors and first-year apprentices. There are fifteen $1,500 STEM scholarships and ten $1,000 trade school scholarships available. STEM Scholarships — 15 awards of $1,500 Eligibility and requirements: - Current high school senior with a minimum 3.0 GPA. - Demonstrated interest in pursuing a STEM career. - Financial need will be taken into account. - Intend to attend an accredited U.S. two- or four-year college or university full time. - Applicant must reside in one of these states: CA, AZ, NV, OR, or WA. -...

The OAB Education Foundation awards scholarships each year to students enrolled in broadcasting programs at colleges and universities in Oklahoma. Eligibility requirements To qualify for consideration, applicants must meet all of the following: 1. Be enrolled in a broadcast program at an Oklahoma college or university and be declared in broadcasting as a major or minor. 2. Hold classification as a junior or senior at an Oklahoma college or university during the scholarship year. 3. Maintain at least a "B" grade point average in all industry-related coursework. 4. Be registered for a minimum of 12 credit hours during the scholarship...

The Iowa Newspaper Foundation provides a limited number of college scholarships for students preparing for careers in the newspaper industry. Application requirements - Two references (one must be from a teacher and one from a school counselor). - A personal statement. - Two work samples to be uploaded with the application. Scholarship programs and eligibility Shaw Scholarship - Supported by Shaw Newspapers. - Annual award for an incoming college freshman pursuing a journalism or communications degree at an accredited two- or four-year U.S. college or university. - Eligible applicants are dependents of men or women employed by Iowa newspapers. -...