Scholarships for High School and College Students

Overview This annual scholarship, sponsored by Mitchell 1, is awarded at the NACAT Conference and Awards Dinner. It recognizes one outstanding U.S. or Canadian student — either a high school senior or a college student — for scholastic excellence in automotive technology/auto shop repair. Scholarship award - Prize: $2,500 scholarship plus a separate $500 check. - Travel: Round-trip airfare and hotel accommodations for the winner and one guest to attend the NACAT conference. Primary eligibility (Mitchell 1 scholarship) Applicants must: - Be a current student majoring in automotive technology or auto shop repair coursework; - Have a nomination from their...

Purpose This scholarship program provides financial assistance to students preparing for careers in homebuilding and related trades. Eligibility Applicants may include any student pursuing work in the home building industry or associated trades. Immediate family members of HBA of Iowa builder or associate members are also eligible. While the fund is primarily aimed at college-age individuals (generally 18–25 years old), eligibility is not strictly limited to that age range. Award Amount and Use of Funds Each selected recipient may receive up to $1,000. Several recipients may be chosen each year. Award payments will be made directly to the recipient’s educational...

The Sallie Mae Scholarship, valued at $2,000, is exclusively available to legal inhabitants of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia, and any US Territory who are 17 years of age or older at the time of application. Applicants must also satisfy one of the following four eligibility criteria at the time of application:Being a parent with a child currently attending an accredited college or university within the United States;Being a student currently enrolled in an accredited college or university within the United States;Being a parent with a child who is a high school senior in the United States;Being...

Introduction The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro invests in students who live in Greensboro and elsewhere in Guilford County by providing scholarship funding and career-readiness programs. Our offerings are designed to help learners continue their education, strengthen their skills, and reach long-term academic and professional goals. Scholarships We administer a variety of scholarship awards that recognize academic and athletic accomplishment, address financial need, encourage specific fields of study, and cultivate future community leaders. Award sizes vary from one-time grants of $1,000 up to renewable scholarships of $10,000 per year for up to four years. Workforce initiatives In collaboration with local...

Overview The Aero Club of New England launched its scholarship initiative in 1984 to support and encourage careers in professional aviation. Since 1987 the program has provided awards to men and women, with total scholarship funding exceeding $700,000. Recipients are chosen on the basis of merit, demonstrated performance, and documented financial need. Eligibility requirements To qualify for this scholarship an applicant must: - Plan to pursue a professional career in aviation maintenance. - Demonstrate financial need and meet the qualifications for the award. - Begin training at an FAA‑approved FAR Part 147 school located in New England. - Be a...

Introduction The attorneys at Lucas Macyszyn & Dyer, Injury Lawyers are pleased to announce The Effects of Injury Scholarship, established to honor people whose lives have been altered by preventable accidents. Every day we witness how such incidents affect more than physical functioning — they also have mental, emotional, social, and practical consequences. We are continually moved by the perseverance and determination survivors and their families display as they rebuild their lives. Purpose and essay prompt This award recognizes resilience after avoidable injury and offers a space to tell your story. Applicants should submit a brief essay describing how a...

Overview ANAVICUS (Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans in Canada United States) is the U.S. component of ANAVETS, the Canadian veterans organization established in 1840. The U.S. charter was granted in 1953 at The American Legion’s national convention in St. Louis, where ANAVICUS held its inaugural meeting. The organization comprises approximately 1,200 members—primarily past national commanders of The American Legion and other notable Legionnaires. Membership is strictly by invitation and new members are formally inducted twice yearly at the national convention and at the Washington Conference. Memorial and Scholarship Program In 1982, the ANAVICUS executive committee voted to create and...

Introduction The Idaho Latino Scholarship Foundation (ILSF) was established in 2008 to help reduce the financial obstacles that Latino students in Idaho face when pursuing higher education. With support from community members, corporate partners, and volunteers, ILSF creates opportunities for qualified students to transform their futures. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must meet all of the following criteria: - Submit a complete application packet by March 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM (midnight). - Be in good standing and making satisfactory academic progress toward their program objective (degree, diploma, or certificate) as defined by their institution. - Hold a cumulative GPA of 2.5...

INTRODUCTION Pony Club provides several annual college scholarships for members who plan to continue their education. Awards are granted on the basis of merit and an essay; applicants must meet the stated eligibility criteria. To qualify, members must be accepted to or currently enrolled in an institution of higher learning — this includes universities, colleges, community colleges, and technical or vocational schools. Many individual colleges also offer scholarships specifically for Pony Club members; check the admissions or financial aid office at the school you plan to attend for details. Pony Club is pleased to support members’ educational goals, whether those...

OCCACC Foundation — Scholarship Program (OCCACCF) Purpose The OCCACC Foundation seeks to support driven students who have demonstrated achievement both academically and through extracurricular or community activities but face financial barriers to pursuing higher education. We prioritize students who show leadership and who we believe will contribute to stronger, sustainable communities. Who is eligible - Must be graduating from high school in the summer of 2026 from a school located in Orange County, Los Angeles County, or nearby cities. - Must have an offer of admission (current-year acceptance) to a U.S. community college, college, or university by May 2026. -...

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Introduction Across Washington State, Masonic lodges and affiliated Masonic bodies offer a variety of scholarships. Award amounts, eligibility rules, and application timelines differ by program — review each listing below to determine which you may qualify for. A note about local programs Local Lodge scholarship programs operate independently of Washington Masonic Services (WAMS). The WAMS scholarship offerings are additional opportunities and do not replace scholarships administered by individual lodges. Eligibility overview Unless otherwise noted, applicants must be Washington State high school seniors planning to continue their education (college, university, or other post‑secondary training). Several awards require a minimum 3.0 GPA....