Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction The Washington CPA Foundation distributed more than $650,000 in scholarships to students enrolled at accredited Washington state colleges and universities for the 2025–2026 academic year. Details about the Foundation’s scholarship opportunities for the 2025–2026 cycle are below. $500 – $10,000 Scholarships for Accounting Students (Juniors, Seniors, Fifth‑Year, Master’s) Eligibility - Must be entering junior year or higher in the fall of 2026. Fifth‑year students, master’s candidates, and community college transfers are encouraged to apply. - If you are a current high school senior or a first‑year college student, please apply for the $2,000 Associate Scholarship (deadline: April 14, 2026)....

Thanks to the generosity of our donors who are invested in the future of Washtenaw County youth, AAACF awarded more than $650,000 in 2025 across 26 scholarship funds to support students pursuing post‑secondary education at institutions nationwide. One application covers every scholarship for which you qualify. Below is a concise listing of the scholarships that use the Common Application. Detailed eligibility criteria for each award appear in the accompanying eligibility document. During the initial section of the Common Application, you will be screened for eligibility for each scholarship. Eligibility and application notes - Use a single Common Application to be...

Introduction The American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) launched its scholarship program in 1979 to advance the naval engineering profession and encourage students to pursue careers in the field. Since that time, ASNE has granted hundreds of scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students committed to studying naval engineering. Why naval engineering? While naval engineering draws on longstanding traditions, it has continuously evolved through demands for greater power and efficiency, the integration of advanced technologies, and changing national security and warfare requirements. Today the discipline encompasses most engineering specialties applied to naval systems, making it a challenging, rewarding, and high-demand career...

Overview We offer three Davidson Fellows scholarships—$100,000, $50,000 and $25,000—to exceptionally talented, high‑achieving students age 18 or younger who have completed a substantial, original piece of work. Eligibility - Applicants must be 18 years old or younger. - The submission must be a significant piece of work produced by the applicant. - Community service projects are not eligible. - Proposals that merely describe a future college major or occupation are not eligible. - Each student may submit only one project. If you plan to apply as a two‑person team, you must email [email protected] before beginning the application. 2026 Application timeline...

Introduction The Empowering Families Scholarship awards $1,000 per semester to undergraduate students who plan to pursue a career in family law. Family law practitioners must combine empathetic client counseling with the determination to vigorously advocate for clients facing difficult matters such as divorce or child custody disputes. This scholarship supports students preparing to guide families through Texas’s family law system. Eligibility Applicants for the Spring 2025 Empowering Families Scholarship must meet the following criteria: - Be an undergraduate student enrolled in a pre-law program or studying toward a pre-law curriculum. - Maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher. -...

VSAC manages more than 150 scholarships (unless a specific award states otherwise, they are for Vermont residents). If you plan to enroll in college or training in 2026–2027, note that the deadline for VSAC-administered scholarships is February 11, 2026. How to find and apply - The Scholarships & Forgivable Loans booklet for Vermont students is available online. You can: - Download the PDF or view it online. - Request a free printed copy by mail. - Ask your high school guidance counselor for a copy. - Learn how to set up a MyVSAC account to access the Unified Scholarship Application...

Introduction The Scholarships for Military Children recognizes the sacrifices and service of military families and highlights the commissary’s role within the military community. Funded through private contributions, the program awards college scholarships each year at commissaries operated by the Defense Commissary Agency worldwide. Application timeline and notification The online application window for the 2026–2027 academic year opens December 10, 2025, and closes February 11, 2026. Award recipients will be informed by U.S. mail on or about May 15, 2026. Because of the large number of submissions, applicants who are not selected will not receive notification. Award summary for 2026–2027 For...

Overview The Elizabeth J. Davis Scholarship supports Vermonters pursuing degrees that prepare them to work in home care. It was created to help current home care workers advance their education and to assist students seeking associate’s or bachelor’s degrees in health-related fields who intend to enter Vermont home care after graduation. Who may apply - Residency: Applicants must be residents of Vermont. - Career intention: Candidates must plan to work in home care in Vermont after finishing their program. - Enrollment: Applicants must be enrolled in a certified college (the institution does not have to be located in Vermont). -...

AGC of Minnesota Foundation — Overview The AGC of Minnesota Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides scholarship support to students pursuing careers in construction and to organizations that advance Minnesota’s construction industry. Upcoming training and events - STP Unit 2: Communication — February 05, 2026 - AGC Edge: Advanced Safety Management Training Course — February 12, 2026 - Stop the STCKY Academy — February 17, 2026 Scholarship program — who it serves The Foundation has a long history of funding deserving students preparing for construction careers. Scholarships are offered in three categories. AGC Foundation Scholarships are available to students...

Livingston County Farm Bureau Foundation — Ethel K. Hoerner Scholarship - 2026 scholarship applications become available on 12/1. Before applying - All applicants must read the applicable guidelines and choose the correct application form. - Follow the instructions and the checklist below carefully. Incomplete or late submissions will not be considered. Deadline - Completed applications must be received at the Livingston County Farm Bureau office by 4:30 PM on Thursday, February 12, 2026. - No applications submitted after that date and time will be accepted. Applicant checklist (required attachments) - Filled-out application form - Two current letters of reference attached...

Intro High school students living in the United States (grades 9–12) are invited to participate in the 36th Annual High School Poster Contest hosted by The Christophers. Create a poster that interprets the theme “You Can Make a Difference.” Eligibility - Open only to students who reside in the United States. - Entrants must be in grades 9, 10, 11, or 12. - Each poster must be the sole work of one student. Prizes - First Prize: $1,000 - Second Prize: $500 - Third Prize: $250 - Up to five Honorable Mentions: $100 each Key Dates - Entry deadline: entries...

The "Be Bold" Scholarship is a unique opportunity that doesn't require an essay and will be granted to the candidate who exhibits the most audacious profile. The application process is quick and easy, taking less than 2 minutes to complete.We define boldness not by "superiority" or "great achievements". Instead, we believe that boldness is characterized by being:SincereResoluteInspirationalThe scholarship will be given to the student who best embodies these traits in their profile.Additionally, this scholarship is distinctive in its preference for students who apply early, demonstrating their boldness by taking initiative and not delaying.