Idaho Scholarships for High School and College Students

Intro The Idaho FFA Foundation is accepting scholarship applications for the 2025–2026 cycle. The application period begins September 24, 2025, and closes on December 6, 2025. You complete one online application and select which individual scholarships you want to apply for. To be eligible you must be a member (active or alumni) of an Idaho FFA chapter. Who may apply - Some scholarships are available to both high school seniors and college students — check each scholarship’s eligibility details at growidahoffa.org/scholarships and click the “scholarship eligibility” button for specifics. - Minimum GPA: 2.0. Available scholarships (2025–2026) - Meridian Dairy Days:...

Overview of the ScholarshipThe scholarship is open for applications throughout the year.It is designed for dependents of Idaho's armed forces members or public safety officers who have either fallen or are permanently disabled to the point of being unable to work.Applicants must be residents of Idaho to be eligible.The Dependent Scholarship for Armed Forces and Public Safety Officer (PSO) offers a waiver of tuition and fees, a book allowance of up to $750 per semester, and provisions for on-campus housing and subsistence. This is available to undergraduate students in Idaho who are children or spouses of Idaho military members or...

Overview Each year the Idaho Press Club offers scholarships of up to $1,500 to students who graduated from Idaho high schools and have completed at least one year of college and plan to pursue a career in journalism or communications. Eligible applicants include full‑time college students who are majoring in journalism or those actively working for a college or professional media outlet. Eligibility - Graduate of an Idaho high school - At least one year of college completed (postsecondary) - Intending to pursue journalism or communications as a career - Full‑time students majoring in journalism or students employed by a...

Introduction This scholarship is open to qualifying students from southern Idaho and supports first-year, full-time study at an accredited Idaho postsecondary institution. Applications must be complete and submitted by the deadline; late or incomplete submissions will not be considered. Eligibility - Graduating high school seniors from any high school located in southern Idaho (areas south of the Salmon River). - Intending to enroll as a full-time, first-year student at an Idaho public or private junior college, college, university, vocational, or technical school. - Preference will be given to applicants who live in Camas County or Gooding County. Required application materials...

AAUW Boise Area Branch — Inez Robb Scholarship Fund Deadline: March 15, by 11:59 p.m. MST Overview This scholarship, awarded through the AAUW Boise Area Branch, supports female students pursuing a bachelor’s degree at Boise State University. Applications must be submitted by the deadline above to be considered. Eligibility - Identifies as female and is a resident of Idaho - Enrolled full-time in a bachelor’s degree program at Boise State University - Classified as a junior or senior at Boise State - Cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 - Expected to graduate within two years of receiving the scholarship Required...

Introduction The Idaho State Broadcasters Association (ISBA), established in 1950, exists to advance the interests of broadcasters across Idaho. One of ISBA’s core goals is the professional development of its members, and supporting students who plan to pursue broadcasting-related careers is an important part of that mission. Scholarship Overview Each year ISBA awards a minimum of three general academic scholarships of $1,000 each. These scholarships are intended for students enrolled at Idaho colleges and universities who are preparing for careers tied to broadcasting—examples include Business Administration, Sales, Journalism, and Engineering. Applications from a wide and diverse range of students are...