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Educational Scholarships Dick's offers college, vocational, and self-improvement scholarships to every current employee who works 20 hours per week for at least six months and continues to work at least 20 hours per week while attending school or receiving childcare assistance. Current year High School Graduates need only work full time 2 months of the summer to qualify. See website for more details. How the scholarship works: Participants receive $3,500 a year for each of their first 2 years of college, followed by an increased award of $9,000 per year for the last two college years.

Their mission is to remove barriers to education for students struggling to balance life’s immediate needs, while simultaneously pursuing their long-term goal of a degree – and a brighter future. Each student is paired with a liaison and liaisons work with students throughout their academic journey to overcome obstacles in the financial aid process. The Application Process: - Scholarships are granted quarterly (The deadline is based on quarterly class drop dates specific to your school) - The application is online and can be submitted via mail or dropped off in person. Eligibility & Details: - Funding is $1500 per quarter. - Be a King County resident. - Be enrolled in or accepted by a King County public college or vocational/technical school. (not a university) - Be working toward an associates degree, transfer degree, or vocational/technical certificate. - Maintain a 2.5 grade point average and carry a minimum of 10 hours per quarter. - Applicant cannot have an associate, BA, BS, MBA, or other advanced degree from any US Institution. - Applicant cannot have a close relative who is a current member of the Assistance League of Seattle.

Centro Cultural Mexicano is a non-profit organization that strives to inspire inclusive participation to build a vibrant community in all aspects of education, culture, and society by providing opportunities. With the Centro Cultural Mexicano Ya Es Tiempo Scholarship, Centro Cultural Mexicano is providing the opportunity for Latino descent students of all ages to obtain a post-secondary education. This scholarship is to help with any expenses that students may experience. Centro Cultural Mexicano presents $1,000 scholarships for Latino descendants of first-generation college or trade school students in Washington. These scholarships are based on financial need and a review of the written response. This application is for currently enrolled students only. *Scholarship Opens every 3-4 months. Contact scholarship for exact dates*

The Henrietta T. Campbell Fund was created at The Pittsburgh Foundation to provide scholarships in the field of social work for students at the University of Pittsburgh - Attend the University of Pittsburgh as an undergraduate junior majoring in social work. - Pursue a degree or studies in social work.

The initiative is part of DTRF’s core programming plans, which include supporting the educational aspirations of Descendants from early childhood education through post-secondary education; investing in truth, racial healing, and reconciliation in communities and organizations throughout America; and supporting elderly and infirm Descendants. Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) will administer the Program funded by the DTRF. The Program will provide annual, need-based scholarships of up to $10,000 to Descendants to assist them with their college expenses. The total eligible scholarship amount will be allocated in two installments: one during the Fall 2025 semester and the second during the Spring 2026 semester **This application opens March 17, 2025, and will remain open until funds are exhausted **Confirm you are a lineal descendant: Please visit the Descendants Truth and Reconciliation Foundation website to confirm you are a certified descendant

The 2025 Ninth Circuit Civics Contest is open to high school students residing in Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington state, the U.S. Territory of Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Students in the 9th-12th grades attending public, private, parochial and charter schools, and home-schooled students of equivalent grade status, are invited to participate. Children of federal judges, chambers staff and employees of federal court offices are not eligible to participate. To apply, submit an essay responding to the prompt in 500-1,000 words.

Eligibility Criteria: -Applicants must enroll in a course of study that includes the USCG license program at one of the five State Maritime Academies (California, Maine, Mass, New York, or Texas); non-license courses of study are not eligible. -Applicants should demonstrate exceptional personal drive and desire to succeed not just in academics but through other extracurricular activities. This could include, sports, community activities, jobs, clubs, or other activities. -While academic achievement is important, ideal candidates will also possess excellent interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence. -Blue Water Scholarship Fund may hold additional interviews in person or over the phone to help determine applicant suitability. -All applicants must be US citizens

Any high school senior in North Carolina who has at least a 3.0 GPA and will be a first-generation college student may apply for this scholarship. To apply, writing 400-600 word essay that explains what pursuing higher education means to you and your family.

1. Applicants must be enrolled in an undergraduate construction-related program. Preference will be given to applicants preparing for a career in the construction industry - architecture and civil engineering students are eligible to apply. 2. Applicants must have successfully completed at least one year in an associate or baccalaureate degree program, with at least one full year left. 3. Applicants must have a minimum overall GPA of 2.5 and GPA of 3.00 in the major. 4. Preference will be given to applicants that are current, active members of an ABC Student Chapter program, or are employed by an ABC member firm. 5. Preference given to applicants whose parents work for an ABC firm. If no courses have been attempted in the major, a minimum overall GPA of 3.00 is required.

The Claes Nobel Future Female Leader Scholarship was established to encourage and empower young women to assume future leadership roles in their colleges and universities, their careers and communities and to become mentors for the young women following in their footsteps. Leadership doesn’t have to mean being the head of a club. Actions, not titles, make leaders.

This program is funded by generous donors that include community members, corporations, alumni, and Bellevue College faculty, staff, and students. Scholarships are awarded annually to current and prospective Bellevue College students. Scholarship awards are based on academic merit, financial need, personal history, achievement, or for specific areas of study. The BC Foundation Scholarship provides funds to incoming and current Bellevue College students for the upcoming year (with the exception of summer quarters). Scholarships generally range from $1,000 – $3,000 each. To be considered for the BC Foundation Scholarship, students must: - Plan to attend or currently be attending Bellevue College - Some Foundation scholarships require a student to be enrolled full-time, but others do not. Full-time enrollment is considered 12 or more credits per quarter With one application, students are automatically considered for the majority of available scholarships. Students may apply each year that they plan to enroll at BC.

Project Victory, the Nutanix L.I.F.E. group composed of former U.S. military members and veteran advocates, maintains a strong connection with and continues to support active duty, veterans, and their families. In pursuit of this commitment, we aim to establish an educational scholarship for the families of veterans. This scholarship will benefit the spouses and children of active and non-active military service members as they pursue degrees in the field of technology.

The Real World Design Challenge (RWDC) is an annual competition that provides high school students, grades 9-12, the opportunity to work on real world engineering challenges in a team environment. Each year, student teams will be asked to address a challenge that confronts leading industries. Students will utilize professional engineering software to develop their solutions and will also generate presentations that convincingly demonstrate the value of their solutions. The RWDC provides students with opportunities to apply the lessons of the classroom to the technical problems that are being faced in the workplace.

Scholarship is open to rising freshman or current, full-time undergraduate at a two-year community college or four-year college/university in 2024-25. Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA and demonstrate financial need. Any ethnic heritage may apply. No citizenship status requirement. Eligibility Criteria: -Student or parent currently/formerly employed at an Asian-owned or Asian cuisine restaurant -Community advocacy and social justice work on behalf of Asian American, immigrant, gay and lesbian and/or other progressive causes

SCHOLARSHIP REQUIREMENTS - Scholarships are available to applicants residing in CA, NV, AZ, OR & WA - Applicants must be pursuing further education in an equine-related field of study - Scholarships are awarded to assist individuals with their educational goals - Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA - Students entering as freshman, or who are continuing students may apply.

The Far West Agribusiness Association scholarship program has been designed to provide outstanding high school and collegiate undergraduate students of our members with a chance to pursue their educational goals in college. There will be two selection pools, one for graduating high school seniors and one for current college students. Scholarships are one year long and will be awarded no less than $1,500 per student. Eligibility Requirements - FWAA members pursuing a degree from a college or university in the United States - Children and grandchildren of FWAA members or FWAA staff pursuing a degree from a college, university, or trade school in the United States - Spouse of FWAA member pursuing a degree from a college or university in the United States - Legal Dependent of FWAA member

All persons of Czech, Moravian, Ruthenian, Silesian or Slovak ancestry enrolled in one of the law schools listed below are eligible for a Bohemian Lawyers’ Association of Chicago (BLA) annual scholarship. Scholarships are presented at the Bohemian Lawyers' Annual Installation Dinner, typically held in May/June. The Bohemian Lawyers' Association of Chicago Scholarship Fund accepts scholarship applications from the following law schools: 1. University of Chicago Law School 2. Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law 3. IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law 4. DePaul University College of Law 5. Loyola University School of Law 6. University of Illinois Chicago Law School 7. University of Illinois College of Law 8. Northern Illinois University College of Law 9. Southern Illinois University School of Law 10. University of Notre Dame Law School 11. Marquette University Law School 12. University of Wisconsin Law School 13. University of Michigan Law School 14. Washington University in St. Louis School of Law 15. St. Louis University School of Law

This scholarship is offered to college sophomores, juniors, seniors, or graduate students. These students must be residents of New Jersey with an interest in vegetable crop production or a related field. Students who have an association with the Rutgers University Agricultural Research and Extension Center are encouraged to apply. Any majors in plant pathology receive special consideration.

Any high school senior who is a Florida resident with at least a 2.9 GPA may apply for this scholarship if they’re an active member of their school chorus or a music, theater, or arts program.

Any female college junior or senior student, or enrolled in a graduate program may apply for this scholarship. Low-income and first-generation applicants are highly encouraged to apply for this scholarship. To apply, write a 250-300 word essay desrinbing your career goals and professional aspirations, and please attach a fully updated curriculum vitae or resume that highlights any publications or research presentations given.

Every spring the Stanley Ann Dunham Scholarship Fund awards multiple $5,000 college scholarships to female-identifying students enrolled in the graduating senior class at Mercer Island High School (MIHS), Chief Sealth International High School (CSIHS), and Rainier Beach High School (RBHS) who demonstrate commitment to the values and goals embodied in the life and work of Dr. Stanley Ann Dunham. These values and goals include: Serving Powerful Groups Targeted for Oppression (PGTOs); promoting social justice and the rights of women; organizing and empowering communities; respecting and understanding diverse cultures; and demonstrating rigorous and socially relevant academic work. Eligibility - Female-identifying seniors at Mercer Island High School, Chief Sealth International High School or Rainier Beach High School - Plan to enroll in a private or public two or four-year college or university.

We believe in empowering youth to achieve their academic aspirations as a means of contributing to their communities. To support this, Surety Bond Authority Inc. is launching a scholarship competition designed to provide financial assistance to exceptional high school and college students, helping them pursue their dreams. This prestigious scholarship program will award $1,500 to a deserving student who is pursuing a degree in Accounting, Banking, Finance, or a related business field.

For University of Central Florida ONLY Must be enrolled in the College of Sciences Must be in the Clinical Psychology M.A. program (Applied Pre-Licensure/Non-Thesis Track) Required to be involved with advancing the civil rights of others May document such involvement by submitting an essay of 500 words or less or may also demonstrate how they have faced their own barriers (both systemic and financial) to higher education and economic advancement. Preference may be given to students who are active members of or volunteers in a University approved student organization

Every spring the Stanley Ann Dunham Scholarship Fund awards multiple $5,000 college scholarships to female-identifying students enrolled in the graduating senior class at Mercer Island High School (MIHS), Chief Sealth International High School (CSIHS), and Rainier Beach High School (RBHS) who demonstrate commitment to the values and goals embodied in the life and work of Dr. Stanley Ann Dunham, a 1960 Mercer Island High School graduate, anthropologist, and mother of Dr. Maya Soetoro-Ng and the 44th President of the United States of America, Barack H. Obama Eligibility - Female-identifying seniors at Mercer Island High School, Chief Sealth International High School or Rainier Beach High School - Plan to enroll in a private or public two or four-year college or university in fall 2024

Any high school senior at Walnut High School in California may apply for this scholarship opportunity if they plan to attend a technical or trade school. Winners will need to provide proof of enrollment in a technical or trade school to receive the scholarship. To apply, write a 100-300 words essay describing what trade or vocation you plan to pursue and why.

The Naef Scholarship Program provides support and enrichment for rising juniors and seniors of Seattle University who are committed to social justice. Any undergraduate at Seattle University is eligible for this award if that student meets the following requirements: -Is committed to social justice. -Makes a binding commitment to participate in the Naef Scholars Program. -Will have completed at least 90 credit hours before Fall Quarter 2025. Transfer credits can be included. -Has a Seattle University GPA of 3.4 or above. -Intends to enroll as a full-time (45 credits) student at Seattle University during the 2025–2026 academic year. -Is not exclusively enrolled in the College of Science and Engineering. (The Bannan Scholarship Program serves a similar purpose for students in this college.)

To be considered for our scholarship, you must meet all of the following requirements: -You are an undergraduate student interested in attending law school. All students interested in the field of law, especially those interested in criminal defense are encouraged to apply. -You are or will be attending an accredited college or university for the Spring 2025 semester. -You are a permanent resident or citizen of the United States. -You are at least 17 years of age.

The L&E Bottling Company Scholarship Fund was established by the L&E Bottling Company, Inc. to assist graduating high school seniors in Thurston County in obtaining a higher education. This scholarship has the potential to be renewed for up to an additional three years of undergraduate education. Reapplication each year is required. Open to graduating seniors from a high school in Thurston County (Washington) who demonstrate significant financial need required.

This scholarship is for 2025 high school graduates from Washington County, Oregon with the intent to study for a degree in agriculture, education, nursing, vocational training or related fields that will serve the agricultural community. ​

This scholarship is for full time students that are currently enrolled in higher education that are from Washington County in Oregon and are studying for a degree in agriculture, education, nursing, vocational training or related fields that will serve the agricultural community.

Undergraduate and graduate students who are enrolled through the spring semester and are members of active Sigma Tau Delta chapters are invited to submit their work to the Sigma Tau Delta Review and the Sigma Tau Delta Rectangle. Chapter Advisors, faculty members, alumni, and honorary members are not eligible to submit. Sigma Tau Delta Rectangle (founded in 1931) is an annual journal of creative writing—fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Submissions should not exceed 2,500 words. Sigma Tau Delta Review (founded in 2005) is an annual journal that publishes critical essays on literature and rhetoric/composition and essays devoted to pedagogical topics. Submissions should not exceed 3,000 words, excluding notes and works cited.

Any active chapter is eligible to apply for a Service Award, but no chapter may receive a Service Award in consecutive years. Active chapters are also eligible to apply for a Project Grant and/or an Outstanding Chapter Award and may use relevant information assembled for the Service Award application when applying for a Project Grant and/or an Outstanding Chapter Award. Specific application requirements are posted with each award description.

The specific focus of the fund is for students who wish to pursue the honorable profession of a law enforcement officer, and consideration is given to students going into work related to the law enforcement sector. This could include mental health services for law enforcement or outreach and crisis response that complements law enforcement efforts. Preference will be given to applicants who identify as a person of color and those choosing to attend an institution within Washington State. Criteria: Graduating senior residing in Thurston County and planning to pursue a career in law enforcement or another field, such as social work, related to the law enforcement sector.

The Ellen Anderson deMoise Scholarship Fund was created by Luellen Charneski of L&E Bottling Company to honor her Mother’s memory. This scholarship has the potential to be renewed for one additional year. Reapplication is required. Criteria: Graduating senior from a Lewis County High School (Washington) and planning to pursue a four-year degree from an accredited college or university. Must demonstrate financial need and work or community service experience.

The Learning Seed Foundation Scholarship Fund was established by the Learning Seed Foundation to assist graduating high school seniors in Thurston and Pierce counties in obtaining a higher education. This scholarship is designed to benefit primarily students of color who have overcome significant obstacles and demonstrate a commitment to others. The scholarship has the potential to be renewed for up to an additional 3 years of undergraduate education. Reapplication each year is required. Key Criteria: GED student or a graduating senior from a high school in Thurston County or Pierce County, demonstration of significant financial need required. Priority for students of color and those who demonstrate a commitment to others.

The Amanda Winters Scholarship Fund was established in memory of Amanda Winters, a Capital High School senior who lost her life in a tragic accident in 2013. Its purpose is to assist graduating Capital High School seniors in obtaining a higher education. Criteria: Graduating senior from Capital High School (Olympia, Washington); cumulative GPA between 3.0-3.5 required. Must demonstrate financial need and community involvement. Preference will be given to students planning to pursue a teaching degree.

Created by Elizabeth's family to honor her memory, this fund will provide scholarships to North Thurston High School (Washington State) seniors to help support their higher education goals. Preference will be given to a student who can demonstrate one or more of the following: - Demonstrates responsibilities or commitments outside of school, including but not limited to volunteering, paid work experience, community engagement, leadership positions, caring for a family member, raising animals, or other activities. - A motivation to serve or a passion in an area that is reflected in activities. - Has overcome adverse family, social, economic conditions, or other challenges Criteria: Graduating Senior from NTHS with a cumulative GPA between 3.0-3.5, planning to pursue a post-secondary education including four-year university, community college, vocational, or trade school. Student must demonstrate community involvement.

This scholarship was founded by Rollin "Rollie" Geppert to provide a systematic process for assisting students with their college expenses in pursuing careers in natural resources and land use planning. Criteria: Must be currently enrolled, as sophomore status or above (but prior to BA/BS degree), with a declared major in natural resources or land use planning at one of the following institutions: University of Washington, Washington State University, Western Washington University, The Evergreen State College; minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 required.

Criteria: A senior graduating from a high school in Thurston County or a senior living in Thurston County but graduating from a high school outside the county, planning to pursue a post-secondary education in a trade school or vocational school, community college, or four-year college or university. GPA of 2.5 or higher is required.

The purpose of this scholarship is to honor Richard’s legacy and carry forward his commitment to mentoring those interested in pursuing engineering as a career. Criteria: Graduating senior from a high school in Mason County or Thurston County (Washington) planning to pursue a degree in engineering, minimum GPA of 3.5 required. Preference may be given to students who demonstrate one or more of the following: - Graduating senior from a Mason County high school Interested in engineering to improve the environment or society - Plays a musical instrument - Has experience in mentoring and/or tutoring program - Provides evidence of financial need

The Next Step Scholarship fund was established to assist students planning to pursue a trade, vocation, or a career in a specific profession. Examples of career/vocations include (but are not limited to): dental hygenist, construction, truck driver, beautician/barber, nursing, legal secretary, culinary arts, IT. The following career paths are excluded from consideration: physician, architect, veterinarian, attorney, and CPA. Criteria: Graduating senior from a public High School in Thurston, Mason, or Lewis Counties, or Raymond (Pacific County) in Washington state; cumulative GPA between 1.75 and 2.75. Student must be planning to attend a trade school, apprenticeship program, vocational school, or 2 year program at a community college. (Renewable)

The purpose of this scholarship is to to assist graduating high school seniors from Olympia High School (OHS) continuing their studies in teaching, meteorology, music, or environmental studies. Criteria: Graduating senior from OHS that attends a college or university in Washington State; preference given to a student planning to pursue a teaching degree in mathematics. Students planning to pursue a teaching degree or a degree in the fields of meteorology, music, or environmental studies are also welcome to apply.

The Jay Elder Creativity Challenge will provide scholarships to Olympia High School (OHS) seniors who showed creativity or innovation in pursuit of their science or math studies. Criteria: Graduating senior from OHS that demonstrates innovation, ingenuity, or creativity in their science, technology, engineering, or math studies. Special consideration is given for non-traditional learners, who might exhibit an unconventional approach to learning, or who have demonstrated their ability or interest outside of traditional academic markers. Must be planning to pursue a post-secondary education including four-year university, community college, vocational, trade school, or other educational institution (full-time or part-time enrollment).

The John and Opal McGimpsey Scholarship Fund was created in 2006 by John and Opal McGimpsey to benefit graduating seniors of Olympia High School (OHS) and North Thurston High School (NTHS) in WA state. Criteria: Graduating senior from either OHS or NTHS. Must be planning to attend a public accredited 2-4 year institution in Washington State. Minimum GPA of 3.0 required. (Renewable) This scholarship has the potential to be renewed for up to an additional four years for undergraduate education. Reapplication each year is required.

The Mike and Sharon Welsh Scholarship Fund was established to benefit a graduating senior from Olympia High School (OHS), planning to pursue studies related to education or teaching. Criteria: Graduating Senior from OHS planning to pursue studies related to education or teaching at a 2 or 4 year institution.

Washington MESA will award outstanding graduating high school seniors who have participated in MESA Programs. Recipients must plan to pursue STEM education at a 2- or 4-year institution. Eligibility: 1. Past or present MESA student 2. Graduating high school senior 3. 2.75 GPA or above 4. Pursuing a STEM education program at a 2- or 4-year institution 5. Completed at least 4 combined years of Math and Science (2 years math, 2 years science) during high school The Weyerhaeuser MESA Scholarship provides assistance to entering UW-Seattle first year students who have participated in the MESA program. The MESA Boeing SENCE Scholarship provides merit and needs based undergraduate MESA scholarships to African American, Hispanic, and Native American STEM students.

The Community Foundation utilizes a universal application. This means that you will complete one application and potentially be eligible for multiple scholarships. County of Residence* Only students residing in our service region are eligible for scholarships. If you are located outside of our region or out of state, you are not eligible to apply. Choices Lewis County, Mason County, Pacific County, Pierce County, Thurston County. Related scholarship opportunities: • Dan R. Montgomery Scholarship • Henry J. Melusky Scholarship • Mike and Sharon Welsh Scholarship • Richard J. Geiger Memorial Scholarship • Russell Legacy: Women in STEM Scholarship

Harper Engineering Co. created this award to honor the Founder of their company, O.J. Harper. This award is for students pursuing a degree related to the aerospace industry (e.g. engineering, design, machining or business management). Applicants must live within the Island, King, Kittitas, Kitsap, Pierce, Snohomish, Skagit, Thurston, or Whatcom counties. Priority will be given to applicants interested in the aerospace field and bringing their skills back to Renton. 4 scholarships, $1,000 each.

Changing the Way America Thinks about Race Scholarship Fund (CHATR) provides scholarships to Black and Brown students in the state of Washington who are pursuing undergraduate studies. CHATR is particularly interested in supporting Black and Brown students from Bremerton High School, The Why Not You Academy, and those who are active in the Rainier Athletes Mentorship program in the Bellevue School District who are interested in using their college experience to help facilitate changing the way America thinks about race. Awarded funds may be used for tuition, books, room and board, and travel to/from school.

This scholarship honors Andee Jorgensen, a civic leader in Renton. Students must be a WA State resident, have a minimum 2.5 GPA and demonstrate financial need. Preference will be given to students who demonstrate an ability to manage adversity arising from personal, family and/or community situations. Preference will be given to students who demonstrate commitment to service in the community or with school-related activities, and demonstrate enthusiasm to continue commitments. ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

This award is for students who can demonstrate attendance at one of the following schools: St. Anthony School (Renton), John F. Kennedy High School (Burien) or Eastside Catholic High School (Sammamish) Awards range between $1,000 - $5,000. Preference given to students who demonstrate financial need. ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

This award is for graduates of a Renton high school. Will also be made available to graduate students. Awards range between $500 - $2,000. ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

This scholarship will provide merit-based awards for young women who are graduates of a Renton HS, pursuing a postsecondary education, and who show a real passion for their chosen field of interest. Scholarships may be used for 4-year college, community college or vocational college and for any stage of the student's education. ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

Established in honor of Dr. Dolores Gibbons, retired Superintendent for the Renton School District, this award is for graduates of a Renton high school who are pursuing a 4-year degree in education or teaching. Award is $1,000. ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

This award is for students who reside in King County and are pursuing a four-year degree in the field of communications or journalism. Awards range between $500 - $2,500. Preference given to graduates of a Renton high school. ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

The fund will provide scholarships to high school seniors in the state of Washington who are pursuing a career in digital communications, including social media video production. Scholarships will help cover qualified expenses including tuition, books and other expenses necessary for their classes. Scholarships are not renewable. Special consideration will be given to students based on financial needs and the applicant’s history of good character and community service. Awards range from $1,000-$5,000. ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

This scholarship has been established to support students from Hazen or Renton High Schools who are LBGTQ, interested in STEM, and demonstrate financial need. This year’s award will be $10,000 (or two $5,000 scholarships). ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

Scholarships are available to Renton School District high school students to pursue the Environmental Science area of study at an institution of higher learning. ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

This scholarship is for undergraduate college students. Students must reside in King County and have graduated from a Renton high school. Awards range between $2,500 - $7,500 in each category and students can receive this award more than one year in a row. (Running Start students, who will acquire credits by June of the current year to qualify for an AA or AS degree, would qualify for one of these awards.)

This scholarship is for graduate students pursuing a career in a “helping profession”. A helping profession is defined as: a profession addressing problems in a person's physical, psychological, intellectual, emotional, or spiritual well-being; including medicine, psychology, social work, education, non-profit management or ministry. Students must reside in King County and have graduated from a Renton high school. Awards range between $2,500 - $7,500.

Harry and Janet established this scholarship fund in 2018 to help college undergraduates at Renton Technical College pursue a college degree. Priority will be given to graduates of a Renton high school.

This scholarship was established in 2018 for the purpose of furthering the education and overall development of a student who has lost a parent. High school, undergraduate, and graduate students can apply. This year's award will be $2,000.

The Osborn scholarship is for ambitious BIPOC students with demonstrated financial need, who are enrolled in or planning to pursue an accredited bachelor’s or master’s degree program in landscape architecture or civil engineering. Priority will be given to students with a demonstrated a commitment to developing public infrastructure and/or public places in the State of Washington. The intention of the scholarship is to create opportunities for those who have faced historic barriers to access to these professions in the United States. The scholarship founders believe that the design challenges of the 21st century require diverse voices to solve. They look forward to the stronger design solutions to which future scholarship recipients will contribute. Scholarship applicants must demonstrate the grit, resiliency and aptitude that is necessary for success in these professions. This may be demonstrated by any combination of at least (2) of the following characteristics: overcame a significant personal challenge to maintain at least a B average at school, honor roll grade point average, demonstrated ability to juggle multiple responsibilities, demonstrated service contributions to their community. Awards will be given in the amount of $5,000-10,000.

Scholarships are for special needs students in the Renton and Olympia School Districts. ALL applicants must meet the following criteria: - Must have earned a high school diploma or GED by the time the award is made. - Must be enrolled by the following school year in a full or part-time program at an accredited two or four-year college or vocational, technical or trade school.

Grants from this fund are currently made directly to the RTC Foundation to support a student attending Renton Technical College. Contact the RTC Foundation for application information.

These awards help talented young students further their training in their artistic field. Students must live within the boundaries of the Greater Renton Area or have a Renton address and are between the ages of 12-19. The categories under which a student may apply are all areas of visual or performing arts. The scholarships range from $250 to $500.

This scholarship honors the life and work of Irene Olson, who served as principal of Tiffany Park Elementary School from 2005 to 2017. The annual scholarship will provide $500 of college support for a future educator. Any junior or senior attending a high school in the Renton School District who is interested in a career in education will be eligible to apply.

If you are a student interested in pursuing higher education in viticulture, enology, and future wine-related studies, we want to help get you there! The Foundation is home to several scholarships created by and on behalf of Washington wine industry leaders. You may quality for one or multiple scholarships. Either way, you only need to submit one application.

The Albert Don Memorial Scholarship will annually award $3,000 to one student pursuing an education in viticulture or wine business management. Full or Part Time Student - 2 or 4 Year Programs.

The Washington Wine Industry Foundation facilitates scholarships on behalf of Washington's wine industry for qualifying students pursuing studies in viticulutre, enology, and other wine related studies. These scholarships are made possible through generous gifts from donors who care about the future of Washington's wine industry. The number of Foundation Fund Scholarships awarded each year is determined annually. Award amounts range from $2,000 to $10,000 for Washington State students studying viticulture, enology, wine business management at CWU or WSU, and V&E Graduate Degree food sciences. The Foundation is home to several scholarships created by and on behalf of Washington wine industry leaders – because they believe in you, the future of our industry. This year, those scholarships include: • Albert Don Memorial Scholarship • Alliance of Women in Washington Wine Scholarship • Foundation Scholarship(s) • George & Susan Carter Scholarship • Horse Heaven Hills Scholarships • Walter J. Clore Scholarship(s) Requirements Intended area of study needs to be Viticulture, Enology, Food Science (V&E graduate degree), Wine Business Management, Wine Related Hospitality, Other Wine/Viticulture related disciplines.

The applicant to the O’Brien-Vrba Scholarship Trust Program must: Currently live or have resided in an approved rural county during high school. See Website for list of eligible states and counties. (IL, WI, MI, IA, IN) Note: Applicants who attended high school in DeKalb, IL shall be considered to have fulfilled the rural residency requirement. - Be an undergraduate student or graduate-level student, who plans to enroll in a full-time undergraduate or graduate course of study at an accredited four-year college or university for the entire upcoming academic year. - Have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent). - Be actively involved in school activities and community service. - Have a family Adjusted Gross Income of $150,000 or less.

The George & Susan Carter Scholarship was established in 2017 as an endowed fund in honor of Washington State University researcher and winemaker George Carter and his wife, Susan. The George & Susan Carter Scholarship is a $1,000 auto-renewing scholarship awarded to one student for up to four years. This scholarship was established to assist students of limited means to attain associates, bachelors, and graduate-level degrees in viticulture and enology.

The Martin Family Foundation established the Martin Achievement Scholarship program to fund students who have demonstrated signs of exceptional ability in sciences, math, engineering, business, arts, humanities, music, social sciences (all academic fields are supported) and leadership at any community college in the state of Washington. The program will select Martin Achievement Scholars early in the first year of their community college career and will fund, encourage and support their second year of study at their community college and eventual transfer to the University of Washington in Seattle. Students must apply for this scholarship nearly 1.5 years in advance of when they hope to transfer to UW. To be considered for the 2025 scholarship, applicants must: - Be Washington State residents, and Meet any one of the following three categories: - US citizens, or - US Permanent Residents, or - Undocumented students who qualify for in-state tuition. - Be currently enrolled students at a community college in the state of Washington pursuing their first baccalaureate degree, and - Have earned a minimum of 15 community college transfer credits at a community college in the state of Washington by the scholarship application deadline

Any high school or trade school student who wants to pursue a career in welding may apply for this scholarship opportunity. To apply, write a 400-600 word essay about you and why you hope for a future in welding.

Any female-identifying high school, undergraduate, or graduate student pursuing healthcare (including mental health) in Kansas or Nebraska with a 3.0 or above GPA may apply for this scholarship, but students planning to practice rurally are preferred. To apply, write a 400-600 word essay about yourself and how you plan to make a difference by supporting women in rural areas.

The Isaac Lee Memorial Arts Scholarship looks to provide funding to a student taking the next step in their artistic journey by going to art school. Low-income students in their junior and senior years of high school or in undergraduate school are eligible to apply if they are planning to attend or are currently attending art school. To apply, write a 400-600 word essay about a favorite piece of art you've created and what inspired its creation.

The UNCF Lam Research Scholarship Program will provide merit-based scholarships of $5,000 each to African American/Black undergraduate and graduate students enrolled full time at UNCF Member Institutions majoring in Chemical/Electrical/Industrial/Mechanical Engineering, Computer or Materials Science, Chemistry, or Physics. Awards will be disbursed in the 2025-2026 academic year. Applicants must have at least a 2.8 GPA in order to be eligible for this award.

Applicants to the Wells Fargo Veterans Scholarship Program must: - Have served in the United States military, this includes the Reserves and National Guard. - Be honorably-discharged (no longer drilling or serving) veterans who have received a Certificate of Eligibility from the Department of Veterans Affairs or DD214 or another document of service stating “Honorable Discharged” by the program application deadline date. A spouse or widowed person of disabled veterans meeting the above criteria may also apply. - Be high school or GED graduates, current undergraduate or graduate level one students enrolled in full-time undergraduate (first Associates or Bachelor’s) or graduate (first Master’s degree) study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school for the entire upcoming academic year. Doctorate study is not eligible. - Have at least a 2.0 GPA - Demonstrate financial need

Applicants to the Guild Giving scholarship program must: - Be a United States citizen or national - Have a minimum grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale - Be high school seniors or graduates, postsecondary undergraduates, or graduate students - Plan to be enrolled full-time in a collegiate program at an accredited two- or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school for the entire upcoming academic year Financial need is not a consideration.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST: - Be a single mother. - A resident of Utah at the time of application (may attend online courses outside of Utah). - Be a graduate of an accredited high school or have equivalent GED. - Enrolled and accepted to a college, university (including graduate/doctoral programs), technical school, Bootcamp, or any education that will increase your earning potential to better provide for your family. - Demonstrate financial need for the scholarship and have realistic and attainable educational goals. AWARDS MAY VARY. Scholarships range from $500-$3,000

The Tzu Chi USA Scholarship is a scholarship program funded by Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation to recognize and provide financial assistance to outstanding college-bound high school graduates and continuing undergraduate students who were prior recipients in selected areas of the United States. Tzu Chi USA Scholars are selected on the basis of their financial need, academic achievement, and community involvement. Eligibility - Applicant demonstrates financial need for college tuition and related expenses. - Applicant is a U.S. high school graduating senior or equivalent. - Applicant has a minimum 3.0 GPA. - Applicant will enroll in an accredited U.S. college full-time for the academic year 2025-2026. Mid-Atlantic (KY, PA, WV, DE, NJ) Applications close on March 15th Northwest (Northern CA, Northern NV, OR, WA, MT, WY, AK) Applications close on April 10th All other regions’ applications close on March 31st

Applicants to the Charles W. Frees, Jr. Scholarship Program must: - Be a U.S. Citizen - Be male high school seniors or graduates from a high school in the Greater St. Louis area Missouri:St. Louis County, St. Charles County, Lincoln County, Jefferson County, Franklin County, Warren County Illinois:Madison County, Clinton County, Jersey County, St. Clair County, Monroe County - Plan to enroll in a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university, or vocational school Awards may range from $1,500 to $5,000. The award amount and number of awards granted is based on the funds available and amount of eligible applications received each year.

Celebrate the West is a regional high school art competition that challenges students to create original work inspired by their state or otherwise evocative of the West. The competition is open to high school students in public, private, charter, and alternative schools. Home-schooled students in that age group also may enter. Students must be attending school in the following Western Governors’ Association (WGA) member states or territories: Alaska, American Samoa, Arizona, California, Colorado, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Northern Mariana Islands, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.

Traditional scholarships ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 are awarded to Thurston County graduating high school seniors who plan to attend a public or private college, university, or accredited technical school within the state of Washington. Applicants will be screened for academic promise, 3.0 grade point average or better, work ethic, community involvement, and financial need. The deadline is 5pm on April 11th, 2025.

The Progress Women in STEM Scholarship Program includes two scholarships worth 3,000 BGN. Young women in their second, third, and fourth years of study at accredited public universities are eligible to apply. Progress also contributes to the Women in Tech program at the American University of Bulgaria (AUBG).

The recipient of the Progress Mary Székely Scholarship for Women in STEM must meet the following eligibility requirements: - Be a woman and resident of Massachusetts and a U.S. citizen or permanent resident eligible for federal financial aid - Plan to major in computer science, software engineering, IT and/or computer information systems - Have a financial need - Be a high school senior OR high school graduate who plans to enroll OR is currently enrolled in an accredited university, college, community college or trade school - Have a cumulative high school unweighted GPA above 3.2 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent) - Have a desire to make meaningful contributions in the fields of computer science, software engineering, IT and/or computer information systems

Each year the All Star Foundation seeks to recognize high school students from their local communities who have overcome adversity, demonstrated resilience, shown promise or exhibited a desire to grow and contribute by offering financial scholarships for college level education. The All Star Scholarship for College is a $5,000 award and will be awarded to selected students from Parkway West High School (Missouri) and Orem High School (Utah) each Spring.

To stay committed to their goal of shaping the future of nursing and health science education, F.A. Davis is proud to offer annual scholarships to support those aspiring to work in healthcare. Eligibility Must be currently pursuing one of the following degrees or certifications: LPN/LVN, RN, BSN, RN-BSN, MSN, DNP, OT, OTA, OTD, PT, PTA, DPT, MLS, MLT, AT, MA, PA, CST, Respiratory Therapy, or comparable health science specialty. -Must be enrolled in the upcoming academic school year (2025-2026). -Must be a student in good standing with an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher. -Must be a student in the U.S. or Canada (Must be a citizen, legal resident, or holder of a valid student visa)

Any high school senior who has a love for music and has been involved musically throughout high school may apply for this scholarship. To apply, share how music has impacted your life, particularly while you were in high school.

High school seniors in California are eligible to apply if they are from a low-income background, have volunteer experience and are planning to pursue a college education after high school. To apply, write about how giving back within your community has shaped your life and about what your educational goals are.

The Maine Chiefs of Police Association Memorial Scholarship under the auspices of the Maine Chiefs of Police Association, awards two $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors who plan to enter the law enforcement profession.

Applicants to the Wireless History Foundation Scholarship Program must: - Be current college undergraduates in their final year of college or current graduate level students - Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time graduate study at an accredited four-year college or university for the entire upcoming academic year in the United States - Have a minimum grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent) - Be pursuing a degree aligning with a career in the wireless industry (including but not limited to technology, law, policy, communications, or engineering) with plans to enter the wireless industry in one of these or other wireless industry relevant career pathways - Demonstrate Financial Need

The NLHA Education Fund provides scholarships to individuals residing in federally assisted low-income housing, helping them pursue higher education and reduce financial barriers. This scholarship program is designed to support students who demonstrate financial need and reside in properties owned, managed, or administered by National Leased Housing Association (NLHA) members. Eligibility: Residents of privately owned federally assisted low income housing properties (Section 8, low income housing tax credits, etc.) or recipients of Section 8 voucher assistance that demonstrate both merit and need.

This scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Brayden Blankley by supporting students who are attending trade school. Any high school student in Pennsylvania or Florida who will attend a trade school may apply for this scholarship opportunity. To apply, write a 400-600 word essay, describing why you’re pursuing a trade school education.

The Cyber Scholar Now Scholarship seeks to support a BIPOC, first-generation college student who has overcome challenges in order to succeed. BIPOC undergraduate students are eligible to apply if they are first generation college students and are attending a historically black college or university (HBCU). Preference will be given to technology majors. To apply, write about the major you’re pursuing and why it interests you.

Eligibility for this scholarship is open to high school seniors and undergraduates from the state of North Carolina. Students and graduates from Oak Grove High School are preferred. To apply, write a 400-600 word essay about why you believe you deserve this scholarship and any relevant background information.

Any underrepresented minority high school student who is interested in pursuing art or design may apply for this scholarship opportunity. To apply, write a 400-600 word essay about yourself and how you plan to make a difference through your artistic endeavors. Additionally, upload some of your creative work.

Any high school student at Eastside High School, Camden High School or Mastery High School of Camden in New Jersey may apply for this scholarship opportunity if they have demonstrated academic achievement and community service. To apply, write a 400-600 word essay about your journey, what hardships you have faced, how you have overcome challenges, and what your vision is for the future.

To promote the education of Black students, the Wendell and Gwendolyn Clement Scholarship will support an African-American undergraduate student at Ohio State University who has a GPA of 2.5 or higher. To apply, write about how you plan to use your college education to make an impact on the world.

he scholarship offers $750 to one deserving student who demonstrates creativity, critical thinking, passion, and excellence in crafting a job-winning cover letter. This can be used toward tuition, books, or other education-related expenses. What makes this scholarship unique is that it focuses on a skill that has immediate, real-world applications. Crafting a strong cover letter is not so much an academic exercise as it is a skill for getting hired and launching your career.