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Kansas State University — Farm Bureau Scholarships (4 awards of $1,000 each) Overview Kansas State University is awarding four scholarships, each valued at $1,000, to students with Farm Bureau connections who are studying agriculture or a closely related discipline. Eligibility - Either the student or the student’s parent must be a member of a Farm Bureau in Kansas. - The applicant must be enrolled in an agriculture program or a closely related field of study. - The student must be classified as a junior or senior at Kansas State University for the upcoming fall semester. Award and Deadline - Number/Amount:...

Introduction The Kansas Promise Act Scholarship, established by the Kansas Legislature, helps students enrolled in certain workforce-focused programs at eligible Kansas institutions. It targets students pursuing designated high-wage, high-demand, or critical-need industry programs offered at Kansas community colleges, technical colleges, the Washburn Institute of Technology, and select private postsecondary schools. Who it covers This scholarship applies only to two-year degree and certificate programs; bachelor’s degree programs are not eligible. Recipients must agree to reside and be employed in Kansas for two consecutive years after completing their program as a condition of receiving aid. Important application dates - Summer 2025: application...

Overview and application window - Scholarship applications open on Jan. 2 and are accepted through March 1, with all materials due by 5:00 p.m. on March 1. - To submit a Foundation scholarship application you must register for a ReviewR account. - Questions about the Foundation scholarship can be sent to [email protected]. - Please note: immediate family members of KFB Foundation board members are ineligible to receive Foundation scholarships. Other scholarship opportunities (not administered by the KFB Foundation) 1) 9th District Kansas Farm Bureau Scholarship - How to apply: online. - Eligibility: Applicant — or the applicant’s parent/guardian — must...

About Kansas Farm Bureau Kansas Farm Bureau (KFB) is a nonprofit advocacy organization founded in 1919. For more than a century it has supported members by offering leadership training, agricultural education, legal representation, environmental advocacy, farm safety initiatives, risk-management resources, rural development efforts, and assistance with international trade. Operating from its state office in Manhattan, KFB is a grassroots network with a county Farm Bureau presence in each of Kansas’ 105 counties. Mission KFB’s mission is to support Kansas agriculture and improve the lives of Kansans through advocacy, education, and service. Technical School Scholarships — 8 awards of $500 Eligibility...

Overview For nearly 30 years our scholarship program has helped numerous deserving high school and college students pursue majors and careers in agriculture-related fields. Eligibility - Must be a graduating Kansas high school senior, or a current undergraduate enrolled at a Kansas 4-year university, community college, or votechnical school. Selection criteria - Demonstrated self-starting initiative - Strong academic record - Positive involvement and citizenship within school and community - Clear motivation to continue education Scholarships available - Five KARA Scholarships — $2,500 each ($1,250 per semester) - One Jim Lee Memorial Scholarship — $1,000 ($500 per semester) - One Steve...

Since 1976 our scholarship program has helped numerous deserving high school and college students secure the financial support needed to pursue their academic and career goals. Eligibility - Must be a graduating high school senior from Kansas. - Demonstrate initiative, strong academic achievement, positive involvement in school and community, and a clear commitment to continuing education. - Intend to enroll at a Kansas institution — this may be a four-year university, a community college, or a technical school. Available Awards - 18 KGFA Scholarships at $1,500 each (paid as $750 per semester). - 1 Dub and Inez Johnson Memorial Scholarship...

Our donors are committed to supporting the leaders of tomorrow. Through the generosity of our fund holders, these scholarships were created at the Wichita Foundation to offer financial support to students enrolled in accredited colleges, universities, and technical schools. How to Apply Each scholarship carries its own eligibility rules and award conditions. To simplify the process, we use a single, unified application that matches you to scholarships for which you qualify. Get started: 1. Go to the Scholarship Portal linked below and fill out the general application. 2. You will be automatically matched to the awards that fit your profile....

Applications must be postmarked by March 31. Overview The Kansas Police Officers Association (KPOA) Scholarship supports students who are children or dependents* of active KPOA members and who are pursuing postsecondary education at an accredited institution in Kansas. Awards are granted according to the eligibility and submission requirements below. Eligibility Requirements - Applicant must be a high school senior or a current college student and must be the child or dependent* of an active KPOA member. (“Dependent” follows the IRS definition: either a qualifying child or a qualifying relative of the taxpayer.) - Applicant must plan to attend an accredited...

Introduction Our donors and fund holders are committed to supporting the next generation. Through their generosity, scholarships have been created at the Wichita Foundation to assist students enrolled in accredited colleges, universities, and technical schools. Eligibility Each award has its own set of requirements and eligibility rules. While criteria vary by scholarship, all recipients must be attending (or planning to attend) an accredited institution as listed above. How to apply To simplify the process, we have combined many scholarships into a single application. Follow these steps: 1. Visit the Scholarship Portal and complete the general application. 2. You will be...

Forever Friend Diana Lain Hughes Scholarship Fund — Program Summary Purpose The Forever Friend Diana Lain Hughes Scholarship Fund awards annual scholarships to graduating seniors or alumni of the Shawnee Mission School District who express an intention to pursue careers in teaching, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, or speech‑language pathology. Who may apply Eligible applicants fall into one of the following categories: - Current graduating seniors of Shawnee Mission North High School who plan to pursue a career in teaching, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, or speech‑language pathology; OR - Graduates of the Shawnee Mission School District who are enrolled...

Kansas Horse Council Foundation Scholarship — 2026 Award Year Thank you for your interest in the Kansas Horse Council Foundation Scholarship. Please download the correct application form from our website before applying. 2026 Essay Question Describe a particular horse that has made a meaningful difference in your life. What lessons did that relationship teach you, and in what ways has it influenced who you are today? Eligibility and application requirements - Current membership: You must be a member in good standing of the Kansas Horse Council. - Horse industry involvement: You should have a background in equine-related activities (examples include...

The Manhattan Branch, working with the Greater Manhattan Community Foundation, is providing scholarships for non-traditional female students enrolled at Kansas State University for the 2026–2027 academic year. The Branch anticipates awarding up to four incentive grants, each of which will be at least $1,500. Eligibility requirements - Applicant must be a woman classified as a non-traditional student and attending Kansas State University. - Must meet K-State’s definition of full-time enrollment. - Must have a minimum of two full semesters of coursework remaining before graduation. - Students who are enrolled exclusively in distance education courses are not eligible. - Applicant must...