Scholarships

Introduction Dane G. Hansen Scholarships are awarded to eligible students who reside in specified counties of Northwest Kansas. These awards support academic study at accredited four-year colleges and universities in Kansas and honor the values of the late Dane G. Hansen. Award Summary - Amount: $6,500 per year - Renewable: Up to three additional years (total possible support = four years), contingent on meeting renewal criteria - Number available: Up to 35 Hansen Scholar awards for qualified high school seniors Eligible Counties Applicants must live in one of the following Northwest Kansas counties: Cheyenne, Cloud, Decatur, Ellis, Ellsworth, Gove, Graham,...

Overview There is one application form used for all scholarships administered by JSSA on behalf of generous donors and the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington. These awards are intended for students whose permanent residence is in Montgomery County, Maryland; Fairfax County, Virginia; or the District of Columbia. Scholarship funds may be applied only to tuition charges. Be sure to fill out the entire application. If you have questions, email scholarships@jssa.org. Eligibility - Permanent address must be in Montgomery County (MD), Fairfax County (VA), or the District of Columbia. - Awards are restricted to tuition expenses only. Application requirements and file...

Intro and purpose JSSA manages a variety of scholarship funds donated by generous members of the Jewish community to help students pursue higher education. The 2026–2027 scholarship application is now available. Note: one single application covers consideration for all scholarships listed on our site. Who may apply The scholarships administered by JSSA (including those on behalf of private benefactors and the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington) are intended for students whose permanent address is in Montgomery County, MD; Fairfax County, VA; or the District of Columbia. Awards are restricted to tuition costs only. How to apply — key details -...

Introduction Thank you for considering an application for the Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship or one of the Named Scholarships managed by our program. Our awards support students enrolled in bachelor’s degree programs and are granted on the basis of geographic residency, financial need, and academic merit. Before you begin Applicants typically spend more than four hours completing our application. Please read the eligibility and selection criteria below carefully to make sure this opportunity is a good fit for you before investing your time. Who is eligible - Must be an entering or continuing full-time undergraduate student (minimum 12 credit hours)...

All awards from the NSPE Education Foundation are contingent on the availability of Foundation funds in the award year. Overview - Award amount: $5,000 - Number of awards: Multiple - Program launch date: 2/2/2026 - Application deadline: 4/15/2026 - Notification timeframe: Summer 2026 Who is eligible Applicants must be female NSPE Members or Student Members who: - Are U.S. citizens; - Are enrolled in a four-year ABET-accredited engineering program; and - Are entering or continuing into their junior year. How applications are judged Submissions will be assessed using the following factors: - Grade point average; - Internship or co-op experience...

Note: All NSPE Education Foundation scholarships are payable only if Foundation funds are available during the funding cycle in which the award is made. Summary - Award value: $5,000 - Number of awards: Multiple - Program launch: February 2, 2026 - Application deadline: April 15, 2026 - Applicants notified: June 25, 2026 (final notifications will be made by Summer 2026) Who is eligible To be considered, applicants must: - Be U.S. citizens; - Be enrolled in good standing in a four‑year engineering program accredited by ABET; and - Be entering or continuing as a junior in the upcoming fall semester....

Overview The Jeanne E. Harris Chrysalis Scholarship offers financial support to women graduate students in the geosciences who have experienced a substantial interruption in their graduate studies. The award is meant to help candidates who are in the final phase of completing a thesis or dissertation but have been delayed in finishing their writing or defense because of life circumstances. Purpose and Eligible Uses Funds are intended to cover expenses that are typically not paid by primary research grants. Examples of eligible uses include costs associated with preparing a thesis/dissertation, travel to defend the thesis/dissertation, required tuition during the final...

Overview The Geoscience Inclusion, Diversity, Equality, and Accessibility (IDEA) Scholarship supports women from historically underserved or marginalized backgrounds who are pursuing undergraduate studies and careers in the Earth Sciences/Geosciences. Research consistently shows that geoscience fields are among the least diverse within STEM; this scholarship seeks to help change that and increase representation in the future geoscience workforce. What we mean by “Geoscience” For the purposes of this scholarship, “Geoscience” refers to academic programs and study in areas such as: Geology, Geochemistry, Geodynamics, Geophysics, Economic/Mining Geology and Energy Resources, Engineering Geology, Environmental Geology, Geoarchaeology, Geobiology, Geoscience Education, Geoinformatics, Historical Geology, Hydrogeology,...

Overview The American Association of Geographers (AAG) administers a national scholarship program for students enrolled at U.S. community colleges and other two‑year institutions who intend to transfer and continue their studies as geography majors. The awards are supported by Darrel Hess, author of McKnight’s Physical Geography: A Landscape Appreciation (Pearson). Each scholarship provides $1,500 to be used for educational expenses and winners also receive a formal certificate of merit. The recipients will be publicly announced at the AAG Annual Meeting. Award amount and number Each scholarship is $1,500. Typically two $1,500 scholarships are awarded, although the selection committee may award...

Overview We award seven scholarships of $2,000 each to South Carolina graduating seniors who intend to enroll at a four-year college or university in the fall. Recipients are chosen based on the originality of their submission plus school involvement, leadership roles, honors and awards, community service, academic achievements, and career-related goals. In 2021 we added a separate scholarship aimed at students attending historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). That program provides one HBCU student with a college scholarship to assist with their education. Applicants may apply for both scholarships using the same online application. Eligibility - Current graduating seniors in...

Tired of seeing fellow Michiganders and businesses leave the state for opportunities elsewhere? The S.E.T. Educational Fund was created to help change that. About the Fund - Established in Michigan in 1998, the S.E.T. Educational Fund awards scholarships to Michigan residents who are enrolled at colleges or universities in the state. We look for students who combine strong academic achievement with a demonstrated commitment to volunteer service and community involvement. - Our goal is to encourage talented, community-minded students to remain in Michigan and contribute to local institutions and employers. So far we have awarded 16 scholarships. Our recipients have...

Below is a rewritten summary of the scholarship opportunities, preserving the original eligibility and key points. Intro: These scholarships are for descendants of FRA and AFRA members. Most awards are made annually; eligibility and selection details are noted for each program. AFRA Scholarship: Presented annually to a male or female candidate who is a child or grandchild of a member of the FRA or AFRA. Sam Rose Memorial Scholarship Fund: Awarded to a male or female candidate selected from the sons, daughters, grandsons, or granddaughters of deceased members of the FRA or AFRA. Allie Mae Oden Memorial Scholarship: Granted to...