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Our program is the nation’s only national scholarship program specifically providing youth that have experienced homelessness with comprehensive support to and through higher education and into the workforce.

Students world-wide are invited to compete for scholarship awards in three divisions: - High School: students and home-schooled students enrolled at the high school level during the contest year - College/University: students enrolled in at least six credit hours of course work at a junior college, college, or university during the contest year - Graduate School: students enrolled during the contest year in at least three credit hours of graduate course work at a college or university leading to an advanced degree To apply, students must submit a 6-8 page essay, responding to the contest topic on the scholarship provider's website. All essays must be written in english and address the topic, which is related to Jane Austen's novels. First Place: $1,000 Second Place: $500 Third Place: $250

Many underserved communities don’t have enough hospitals, doctors, and other care providers to address the needs of their people, leading to long wait times, sparse appointment availability, and rushed care that can all contribute to missed diagnoses. This scholarship seeks to support students who are committed to using their medical passions to improve access to healthcare in underserved communities. Any low-income medical resident who is practicing in an underserved area may apply for this scholarship opportunity.

Undergraduate and graduate students who are enrolled either part time or full time at a U.S. college or university. Non-U.S. citizens are eligible as long as they are enrolled in a U.S. college or university and can meet student eligibility status, and they are legally eligible to provide a completed and signed W-9 prior to payout. The Collegiate Inventors Competition is not a traditional scholarship program and does not provide direct tuition assistance. The competition recognizes innovations, discoveries and research by college and university students by awarding unrestricted cash prizes. The Collegiate Inventors Competition receives inventions of all types from all fields. Finalists of the Collegiate Inventors Competition will compete for first and second place in their Undergraduate or Graduate category. Finalists will receive an all-expenses paid trip to Washington, D.C. Winners will be awarded cash prizes and a patent acceleration certificate.

The Joseph Zukin Jr. Educational Opportunity Scholarship is presented to any graduate or undergraduate student whose academic record and community activities reflect the entrepreneurial spirit demonstrated by Mr. Zukin in his lifetime. Special consideration is given to applicants from marginalized communities and to students who have an understanding, connection, or relationship to the OOH advertising industry. Candidates for the scholarship will be selected on the basis of their academic performance, career goals, and commitment to the spirit of entrepreneurism and community engagement that distinguished the life of Mr. Zukin. The number of recipients will vary.

Attorney Terry Bryant will be awarding his firm’s annual college scholarship to one high school senior in the nation. This scholarship gives students an opportunity to help fund their college education. To apply for the Terry Bryant College Scholarship, a student must submit a short video in response to the following prompt: If you had up to one minute with your younger self at the time you started high school, what advice would you give on how to stay safe on city streets – whether as a driver, passenger, cyclist, or pedestrian? Eligibility: The Terry Bryant College Scholarship is available to all current U.S. high school seniors, regardless of race, color, gender, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or disability. Applicants must also have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and must be planning to enter an accredited four-year university to pursue a degree.

The Student Video Contest is aimed at helping students gain a better understanding of the importance of transportation infrastructure investment to the U.S. economy and quality of life, and to learn more about the industry and potential transportation construction career opportunities. ARTBA’s Research & Education Division sponsors the competition, which is divided into two age groups: Elementary, middle or high school students Post-secondary, college and graduate students Winners are selected in each age group. First prize in each category is $500 and second place in each category is $250. Videos should be no longer than 2 ½ minutes and feature audio. Eligibility: Students in elementary, middle, or high school. Students in post-secondary, college, or graduate programs are eligible.

Over 50 different scholarships for every program. You only need to apply once to access valuable funds. The RTC Foundation offers 55 different scholarships based on your financial need and to recognize numerous types of achievements, including academic and personal achievements. You can receive more than one scholarship for fall, winter, and spring quarters based on your financial need. Scholarship amounts range from $500 - $2,500 per quarter. The majority of scholarships are $1,000 per student, per quarter. You are eligible if you are: - Currently enrolled and taking classes at RTC (Renton Technical College). - You have a minimum 2.5 GPA. Some scholarships require a minimum 3.0 GPA. - You need financial assistance to help pay for school. This can include; family support, having to work to pay for school, or you need loans, scholarships, and grants.

Our team at Burress Injury Law is passionate about helping the “underdogs.” We represent victims who have suffered serious injuries or lost loved ones due to the negligence of others. Specifically, we help our clients persevere in the face of adversity to receive the medical treatment they need and recover all of the compensation they are owed under the law for their losses and damages. With our Underdog Scholarships, we aim to support prospective applicants who have persevered in the face of adversity and who want to use their life experiences to help others. Eligibility: - You are a U.S. citizen. - You have a demonstrated record of community or volunteer service. - You are enrolled in an undergraduate program at an accredited U.S. college or university for the Fall 2025 semester. - High school graduates may apply if you are enrolled in college for the semester immediately following the application deadline (Fall 2025). - Applicants need to be enrolled in at least 12 hours of college courses at the time the scholarship awards are issued.

The Friends of the Firm Scholarships are typically $1,000-$2,500. Our scholarships are available to undergraduate students throughout the United States, and the awards can be applied to tuition and other education expenses at the recipients' schools. We are currently accepting applications for Fall 2025. Friends of the Firm Scholarships for deserving students with a connection to our law firm. Eligibility: - You are a U.S. citizen. - You have a demonstrated record of community or volunteer service. - You are enrolled in an undergraduate program at an accredited U.S. college or university for the Fall 2025 semester. - High school graduates may apply if you are enrolled in college for the semester immediately following the application deadline (Fall 2025). - Applicants need to be enrolled in at least 12 hours of college courses at the time the scholarship awards are issued.

The Nancy Fletcher Leadership Scholarship is one of seven named scholarships in the FOARE Scholarship Program, a program that provides scholarships to students with connections to the Out Of Home (OOH) advertising industry. All applicants must be able to detail their connection, either through themselves or through their family, to the OOH industry. This scholarship is offered to a woman studying in any field who has demonstrated Eligible Grade Levels: High School Senior, College Freshman, College Sophomore, College Junior, College Senior, Graduate Student, Doctoral Student leadership qualities and skills.

The IFMA Foundation is offering scholarship opportunities to individuals interested in earning their Sustainability Facility Professional® (SFP) in 2025. Students and young professionals currently in facility management or a related field with a demonstrated financial need are eligible to apply for this scholarship.

As part of its mission to fund research and education initiatives that are critical to the future of the out of home (OOH) industry, FOARE awards scholarships to deserving students each year. This year, FOARE will award five general student scholarships and seven named scholarships, each consisting of $5,000: All applicants should be: • Currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students; • High school seniors accepted to an undergraduate program; • Students seeking an Associates of Arts (AA) or Associates of Science (AS) degree or enrolled in a technical or trade program; or • Students who have completed an undergraduate program and have been accepted into a Master’s or Doctoral program.

Goal: Promote higher education in math, engineering, natural sciences and computer sciences through financial scholarship. Scholarship Award: One or more scholarships at $2,000 each per year renewable yearly for a maximum award of $8,000. Eligibility Criteria - United States citizen - Resident and student within the limits of San Diego County - High school senior or college/university student (includes junior college students transferring to accredited four-year degree granting colleges or universities). - Acceptance to and eventual attendance at an accredited four year college or university anywhere within United States in a four-year degree granting full-time curriculum. - Major in math, engineering, natural sciences or computer sciences. - Winners of full tuition scholarships are not eligible

Eligibility - A first time, first-year college student - U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident - Majoring or planning to major in computer science or engineering - Matriculating in a Bachelor of Science program at: - NACME Partner Institutions or Engineering Plus Alliance Universities and Colleges

Through the Arthur H. Goodman Scholarship Endowment Fund, CDC Small Business Finance provides financial assistance to dynamic, community-minded students transitioning from a community college in California, Arizona, and Nevada to a four-year university.

Blue Grass Energy annually awards ten $1,500 scholarships to graduating high school seniors who live within their service area (Kentucky). These scholarships will be awarded based on a random drawing on June 6. Eligibility: Eligible applicants are graduating high school seniors with plans to attend an accredited college, university or trade school, and living with a parent or guardian who is a Blue Grass Energy member. Members of the immediate families of employees, directors and people receiving benefits from Blue Grass Energy are ineligible.

The Fourth Circuit Student Essay Contest is open to all students currently in grades 6 through 12 from Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia. Essay Length: Grades 9-12: 500–750 words Grades 6-8: 250–500 words Your essay and entry form must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on Monday, June 2, 2025.

The Community Foundation is proud to offer more than $150,000 in 30 categories in scholarship funds to students from the Memphis area. Applications for adult learners (Fielder, Howard, McConnell, and Thompson Parent scholarships ONLY) are due by 4:00 p.m. on Monday, June 2, 2025. All applicants must: - Be a single parent seeking to gain additional education or occupational skills that will enhance his/her earning capacity to provide an improved environment for his/her minor children; - Be a Shelby County, Tennessee, resident; - Be accepted by and plan to attend an accredited vocational or technical school, two-year, or four-year college or university; - Demonstrate financial need

All applicants must: - Be at least 21 years old; live in Tennessee, Arkansas, or Mississippi; - Be accepted by and plan to attend an accredited vocational or technical school, two-year, or four-year college or university in the greater Memphis area; - Have a minimum 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale