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The Hasta La Luna Scholarship is designed to financially assist an undocumented undergraduate student to obtain a college degree. The purpose of this scholarship is intended to help a person who is a part of an underrepresented community and/or low-income background. Requirements: - Undocumented undergraduate student: Must be enrolled as a full-time student for the 2025-2026 school year - Attending the University of Washington Seattle, Bothell, or Tacoma Campus - Minimum cumulative GPA: 2.75 - Must turn in an unofficial transcript from the University of Washington

Qualified students of Ramallah descent – who live in the U.S. and Ramallah – may apply for the 4-year scholarship to help subsidize their financial needs while attending college full-time. In addition, students attending medical schools receive financial aid until graduation from medical school. Criteria and Qualifications - Students must have a direct lineage to the original families from Ramallah or is sponsored by the scholarship committee and approved by the Board. - Students must be enrolled fulltime in an accredited college or university. - Students must demonstrate a financial need and provide documentation of proof. - Students must have a minimum of a 3.0 GPA or above and must submit official transcripts for documentation. - Application and reports must be submitted on time. Visit www.afrp.org for deadlines and more information.

Open only to Black, Indigenous and Students of Color ages 17–21, who are either high school seniors graduating in spring 2025 who will be attending a North American college or university in fall 2025, or who are currently enrolled in a North American college or university. To apply, submit a 350-500 word essay, responding to the prompt on the scholarship provider's website. There are 10 awards. Awards may vary based on how your essay is judged.

The American Welding Society indicates 320,500 new welding professionals projected to be needed by 2029, and a study commissioned by Metal Supermarkets indicates that young people are simply not aware of possible skilled trades careers, with over 62% of respondents indicating they did not learn about trade school opportunities in high school. As the demand for skilled tradespeople continues to grow across North America, we aim to assist students pursuing careers in these careers which are vital to a wide variety of industries, as well as to maintain and develop critical infrastructure. Eligibility: - Students accepted to and attending a post-secondary trade school program with a semester beginning in 2025. - Open to citizens, permanent residents and resident aliens legally residing in the USA or Canada with a High School Diploma, GED or equivalent - Scholarship funds are payable to the winner’s certified trade school in the United States or Canada. - Winner must enroll or already be enrolled in the upcoming semester.

Scholarship is open to high school seniors and college undergraduates who identify as female, reside in the United States, and wish to pursue a STEM-related field of education. To apply, applicants must write an essay of 500 words or more describing a tech project or initiative you envision in your chosen STEM field that addresses a real human need.

GeneTex believes in accelerating scientific advancement and the notion that the genesis of future discoveries begins with the support of young scientists now. The GeneTex Scholarship Program will award a $2000 scholarship to students pursuing a STEM undergraduate or graduate degree. The scholarship will be awarded to one student twice a year. Students must be in good standing and enrolled at an accredited college or university. International students are also welcome to apply.