Live Scholarships

$1,000

High school students with 3.0 GPA pursuing STEM and from underrepresented groups

$10,000

Students ages 5 to 25 fighting hunger in their communities

Amount varies

Students in grades 9-12 interested in computing and technology in the U.S. and Canada

$10,000

Full-time rising seniors at accredited four-year HBCUs with 3.5 GPA, leadership, service, and need.

$2,000

Students attending college outside their home state.

$3,000

Bachelor's students in broadcasting or electronic media.

$1,000 to $1,500

High school and college students who make a short video.

$1,000

Biology and biochemistry majors with a 3.0 GPA.

$5,000

Georgia seniors or undergraduates attending or accepted to an HBCU

$5,000

College-bound high school seniors

$1,000

Any U.S. senior, college or adult student.

$1,000 to $35,000

Students in grades 9-12 enrolled in U.S. schools or home study programs

$5,000

Full-time students in concrete-related undergraduate or graduate programs

$2,000 to $4,000

Hispanic high school seniors graduating in spring 2027

$1,000

Black, Latino, or Indigenous students who lost a parent to maternal suicide

Up to $3,500

Hispanic high school seniors graduating in spring 2027 with 3.0 GPA

$2,000 to $250,000

U.S. high school seniors with original independent scientific research

$1,000

Currently enrolled U.S. students studying or planning STEM fields

$4,000 to $30,000

U.S. citizen seniors heading to a four-year college.

500 four-year awards. Due 11:59 p.m. Pacific.

Up to $2,500

Students enrolled in college for 2027-28.

$1,000

Texas seniors enrolling full time after graduation.

Up to $5,000

U.S. service members and veterans ranked E-5 or below

Up to $25,000

High school seniors active in good standing in a local NHS chapter

$10,000

First-year imaging students at 3 Tacoma-area colleges.

$5,000

Wisconsin graduating high school seniors with leadership and academic achievement

$5,000

Juniors and seniors at Spelman or Morehouse pursuing entrepreneurship

$1,000

Students 18+ attending or entering accredited schools in 2026

$3,000

Full-time undergraduate pre-engineering or engineering students in Region III

$500 to $5,000

Postsecondary students meeting specific scholarship requirements

$500 to $12,500

Students ages 13+ in grades 7-12 in the U.S. or Canada

$2,500

Students completing postsecondary programs with financial challenges

$5,000

Full-time undergraduate students at TMCF member schools

$2,500

Students completing two-year, four-year, or trade certificate programs with financial need

Up to $1,000

Full-time undergraduates at TMCF member schools with financial need and 2.75 GPA

$1,000

Undergrads majoring or minoring in business.

$6,000

U.S. undergraduates or graduate students in eligible design programs

$1,500

New Jersey high school seniors planning to study accounting

Up to $5,000

High school students.

$500

Paid NSBE members who are high school seniors pursuing STEM degrees

$20,000

Women and non-binary high school seniors or undergraduates in STEM

$1,000 to $60,000

High school seniors in the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, or Canada planning postsecondary study

$4,000

Georgia residents pursuing a first bachelor's degree at UGA

$1,000

Current or former active-duty military and their dependents studying related fields

$1,000

Full-time undergraduate students, including seniors, freshmen, sophomores, and juniors up to 25

$10,000

Minority upper-level undergraduates and graduate students pursuing government finance careers

$500 to $5,000

New and amateur science fiction or fantasy artists worldwide

$8,000

African American high school seniors and college undergraduates in branch states

$2,000

Ohio accounting students pursuing CPA eligibility at accredited colleges

Amount varies

Theta Chi brothers pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees with financial need

Up to $60,000

High school seniors in five Central Texas counties pursuing healthcare careers

Amount varies

High school girls participating in a Distinguished Young Women program.

$2,000 to $10,000

Applicants aged 14-20 who have not started university, worldwide, subject to sanctions rules.

$10,000 to $40,000

U.S. high school seniors with at least a 3.0 GPA and leadership qualities

$5,000 to $25,000

U.S. residents ages 16-26 pursuing or planning postsecondary study

$36,000

Jewish U.S. residents ages 15-19 leading impactful volunteer projects

Up to $15,000

Full-time undergraduates at TMCF HBCU member schools with financial need

$40,000

U.S. high school seniors entering HBCUs in preferred STEM majors

Up to $20,000

U.S. citizens or permanent residents entering NAAB-accredited architecture programs

Amount varies

Full-time undergraduate AMA members in active collegiate chapters

$1,500 to $15,000

Full-time students at TMCF member HBCUs.

Up to $8,200

Full-time undergraduates at TMCF member schools with financial need

Up to $12,500

LGBTQ+ and allied students residing in five Northwest states

$1,000

Students in grades 4-11 nominated by an educator, with 3.75 GPA and service involvement

Amount varies

Full-time undergraduate AMA members in active collegiate chapters with 3.25+ GPA

$2,500 to $20,000

Undergraduate students with high financial need and eligible residency

Up to $5,000

Undergraduate ASCE members in accredited civil engineering programs

$10,000

Minority U.S. or Canadian students pursuing government finance careers

$1,000 to $10,000

U.S. citizen high school seniors planning government service careers

Up to $10,000

Undergrads aiming for risk management, insurance or actuarial careers.

Amount varies

ASCE student members pursuing undergraduate civil engineering or related study

$1,000 to $5,000

Accounting students attending Oregon colleges or WSU-Vancouver

Varies

Atlanta-area undergrads with high financial need.

$2,500

U.S. college students accepted or enrolled in life sciences

$2,000 to $10,000

Minority full-time students pursuing public-service leadership careers

Up to $10,000

College students who write an ethics essay.

$3,000

Quad Cities seniors pursuing STEM.

$2,500

High school seniors interested in computer science.

Up to $50,000

Underrepresented students ages 16-24 in eligible states entering college as freshmen

Up to $7,500

U.S. sophomore or junior STEM students seeking research careers

$3,000

Illinois service-area high school seniors and college students pursuing higher education

$2,500 to $10,000

Hispanic first-generation OC students entering four-year colleges with financial need

Amount varies

Full-time undergraduate AMA members with 2.75+ GPA and leadership

$2,000

Graduating high school seniors majoring in American history at U.S. colleges

$5,000

Black students entering their final year of an accredited design program.

$5,000

U.S. college juniors or seniors majoring in history, government, political science, or economics

$1,000

LGBTQIA+ Georgia residents attending or accepted to post-secondary study

$1,500 to $3,000

U.S. or Canadian underrepresented archaeology students at accredited universities

$19,000 to $40,000

U.S. citizen undergraduate sophomores with a NOAA-related major and 3.0 GPA

$2,000

Graduating high school seniors in states with participating chapters

$19,000 to $45,000

U.S. citizens or nationals, rising juniors at minority-serving institutions in NOAA fields, GPA 3.2+.

$7,600

Continuing undergraduates at Phi Beta Kappa chapter colleges pursuing public service careers

$4,000

Greater Cincinnati high school seniors.

$2,000

Graduating seniors planning full-time U.S. history study

$6,000

Undergrads headed for logistics or supply chain careers.

$2,500

Full-time Illinois undergraduates in communications-related studies from listed racial groups

$3,000 to $5,000

Minority accounting, finance and business students with need.

Up to $20,000

Women and non-binary engineering or computer science students.

Amount varies

Undergraduate students enrolled in federally recognized U.S. tribes with financial need and 2.25 GPA

Varies

Seniors and adult learners in Upstate NY or Northern PA.

Amount varies

Lubbock County high school seniors attending Texas Tech University

$1,000 to $12,500

Palm Beach or Broward County high school seniors with financial need

$1,000 to $10,000

Full-time accounting, business, finance or related students pursuing anti-fraud careers

$2,500 to $10,000

U.S. citizens related to or employed by national SSA members

$3,000 to $5,000

Georgia or South Carolina seniors and undergraduates attending four-year colleges

$1,250 to $2,500

U.S. students with disabilities entering or pursuing undergraduate study

$16,000

Visual artists ages 16 to 22 showing exceptional talent and promise

$30,000

U.S. college juniors nominated by their institution for public service careers

$20,000

Texas graduating seniors attending a Texas college or university

$500 to $6,000

U.S. citizen or permanent resident seniors, freshmen, and sophomores under 20 with need and merit

$1,000

High school students who submit videos or service stories related to kindness or bullying prevention

$1,000

First-gen U.S. citizens age 17+ with financial need.

$1,000

Florida high school seniors with academic and artistic excellence

Amount varies

Graduating seniors and current college students in northwest Ohio or southeast Michigan

Amount varies

LGBTQ+ students and allies applying through participating PFLAG chapters

Varies

Students in safety, health or environmental programs.

Amount varies

Iowa high school seniors entering an Iowa state university

$500 to $5,000

Hispanic students with a 2.5 GPA bound for a four-year college.

$1,000 to $2,000

Michigan high school seniors pursuing engineering in Michigan

$1,000 to $5,000

Students meeting individual Quad Cities scholarship criteria, including local residents and students.

$5,000

Active SHPE members pursuing STEM degrees at U.S. colleges or universities

$1,000

Seniors in 10 SC/GA counties near Aiken taking chemistry, 3.0 GPA.

$10,000

Seniors who promoted veganism at school or in their community.

$5,000

Undergrads with financial need majoring in business.

$1,000 to $5,000

100 Black Men mentees, Collegiate 100, or affiliates, full-time students

Amount varies

Georgia high school seniors entering Georgia colleges or technical schools

$500 to $5,000

NSBE members pursuing engineering, technology, or STEM degrees

$1,000

Low-income U.S. students with financial need

$1,000 to $5,000

Students from five Southwest Florida counties pursuing environmental-related degrees

$2,500 to $5,000

New Hampshire high school seniors entering a two- or four-year college program

$2,500

Graduating seniors at eligible local high schools entering college full time

Need-based

Maryland residents studying accounting or related fields toward CPA licensure

Amount varies

Marion County high school seniors and graduates pursuing higher education

$1,500

Human services students in Pennsylvania, DC, Georgia, or at HBCUs

$10,000 to $30,000

First-generation U.S. undergraduate students studying business or technology

$2,000

Unmarried military dependents under 23 with a valid USID card

$5,000 to $10,000

First-generation U.S. undergraduate students continuing full-time study

$1,000

Students pursuing accredited construction craft or technical programs in the United States

$20,000

Seniors with strong academics and leadership.

$12,500

Students pursuing enology, viticulture, or related science degrees

$6,500

Students in Colonial Farm Credit's served counties pursuing higher education or training

Up to $2,000

Texas high school seniors and college students meeting fund-specific criteria

$3,000

Underrepresented U.S. students competing on collegiate esports teams

$3,000

Georgia high school seniors pursuing agriculture-related degrees

Up to $5,000

JACL members entering college, undergraduates, graduates, and law students

Need-based

Children of Marines and Navy Corpsmen who served with Marines.

$1,000

Central Illinois communications students and students at local colleges

$5,000 to $20,000

High school seniors pursuing journalism at a U.S. college

$1,000 to $1,500

High school vocal students in grades 10 through 12

$1,000 to $12,000

LGBTQ+ students age 17+ from or studying in five Upper Midwest states

$2,500

Credit union members in Maryland education programs

$1,000

Currently enrolled Black U.S. citizens and permanent residents

$10,000

North Carolina public high school seniors eligible for SECU membership

$5,000

Students heading for automotive industry careers.

$1,000

Women of color college students pursuing film or television careers

Up to $20,000

First-generation, low-income sophomores, juniors, and seniors at partner schools

Varies

Western NC students affected by disasters.

Up to $5,000

High school seniors entering college who hold JACL membership

$1,000

Georgia residents pursuing healthcare or public health degrees

$3,000 to $5,000

U.S. high school seniors of Asian Pacific Island heritage

Up to $7,500

U.S. sophomore or junior undergraduates committed to environment or Tribal issues

Up to $1,000

U.S. students with disabilities in undergraduate or graduate study related to health or disability

Up to $20,000

Plano ISD Texas high school seniors with financial need and adversity

$3,000

Georgia undergraduate students with financial need and at least a 3.0 GPA

Up to $1,000

Graduating Oceana High School seniors planning college or vocational study

$2,800

U.S. citizens or permanent residents in the Washington metro area pursuing STEM degrees

$10,000

Students age 14 or older enrolled in high school, college, university, or homeschool

$1,000

Georgia high school seniors and undergraduate students

$10,000

Undergraduate nursing students committed to maternal and infant health

$5,000

Undergraduate or graduate students in health or human services fields at partner schools

$5,000

High school seniors with 3.0 GPA entering approved energy-related majors

Amount varies

Florida graduating high school seniors pursuing energy-related fields

$5,000 to $10,000

U.S. citizens or permanent residents pursuing accounting and CPA licensure

$5,000

Two-year college students transferring to study accounting or a related field

$3,000 to $10,000

Accounting students pursuing CPA licensure with financial need

$5,000

Black or African American accounting students pursuing CPA licensure

$10,000

First-generation accounting students pursuing CPA licensure with financial need

$5,000

Interior design students entering their final program year at U.S. nonprofit schools

$5,000

NBNA members enrolled in nursing programs with one year remaining

Amount varies

Georgia students pursuing home-building related education

Up to $10,000

Students pursuing restaurant or hospitality degrees.

$2,000 to $5,000

Orange County AVID seniors pursuing undergraduate art degrees

Amount varies

Brevard County graduating seniors attending college or trade school

Up to $30,000

Middle Tennessee students pursuing business, education, or STEM degrees

Up to $5,000

Nominated students pursuing first professional degrees in New York State

$1,250

Black local high school athletes pursuing college

$2,500

First-generation U.S. citizens or permanent residents, age 17+, enrolled in U.S. programs

$3,000

Undergraduate juniors and seniors in eligible architecture, engineering, or construction programs

Up to $25,000

Students pursuing STEM degrees.

$1,250 to $2,000

Black high school juniors and seniors in CBC member districts

Amount varies

Black students pursuing undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral degrees in the U.S. universo? kind of scholarship; but resp

$5,000

Black students pursuing undergraduate or graduate visual arts degrees

Up to $1,000

Two-year college students pursuing business or accounting and planning to transfer

Up to $5,000

Women accounting students supporting their families with financial need

$5,000

Teens aged 14-19 involved in 4-H programs

$2,500 to $3,500

Texas first-generation students entering or attending public college

$5,000

Accounting or finance majors past sophomore year.

$1,000 to $5,000

AAPI students entering or attending U.S. colleges

$5,000

Low-income Texas students ages 11 to 21 with community service leadership

$1,000

BPA members heading into business careers.

$1,500

Chicana and/or Latina college students in selected Northern California counties

$1,500 to $5,000

Women studying accounting or finance.

Up to $5,000

Dependents or spouses of fallen or disabled military service members

$2,500 to $5,000

U.S. citizens under 35 entering or attending eligible study programs

Amount varies

California community college students transferring to an HBCU for communications

$2,500 to $5,000

Military members or dependents pursuing undergraduate or vocational education

Up to $10,000

U.S. citizen engineering sophomores, juniors, and seniors with financial need

Amount varies

African American high school seniors in Marion County, Indiana with financial need and good grades

$250 to $2,000

U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or DACA students with participating LULAC Councils

Amount varies

African American high school seniors entering healthcare programs

Amount varies

Active NAHN members in accredited LVN/LPN through graduate nursing programs

Up to $1,000

Graduating high school seniors with learning differences pursuing visual arts careers

$1,000 to $5,000

SASE student members pursuing STEM degrees in the United States

$500 to $15,000

Students in grades 9-12 enrolled in U.S. schools or overseas military schools

$2,000

College juniors and above in eligible Ohio counties studying nature-related fields

$1,000

College students with a disability, or paralegal students.

Up to $15,000

Students enrolled in U.S. college, university, trade, or training programs with financial need

$1,000+

FBLA members pursuing business degrees.

Up to $5,000

Graduating public-school seniors in Dallas, Collin, or Denton counties

Amount varies

Lycoming County students entering medical-related programs

Amount varies

Graduating seniors and college students from Stark or Carroll counties

$2,500 to $3,000

Students at Virginia colleges pursuing accounting and CPA licensure

$4,000

Ohio-area college students entering sophomore, junior, or senior year in related fields

$2,000 to $5,000

Texas high school seniors planning accredited U.S. college, university, or trade school

Up to $20,000

High school seniors in Hidalgo, Starr, or Cameron County, Texas

$1,000 to $2,000

Rising freshmen and full-time undergraduates with restaurant work connection and advocacy experience

Up to $2,000

Native American, Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian college students with tribal documentation

$2,000 to $25,000

U.S. high school students under age 20 enrolled in grades 9 through 12

Up to $4,800

LGBTQ+ community college students planning to transfer.

Up to $5,000

High school students in nine Ohio counties pursuing health-care careers

$1,000

High school seniors committed to service and planning to attend an HBCU

$1,000 to $5,000

PCUSA church members in North Central Texas with financial need and service or work experience

$1,500 to $5,000

Students applying for AIFS Abroad study or internship programs who show academic engagement or service activities

Amount varies

Full-time sophomore-or-beyond undergraduates with at least a 2.5 GPA and service involvement

$1,000

Currently enrolled U.S. students in visual or performing arts

$10,000

U.S. or Canadian residents ages 8 to 18 leading service projects

Up to $5,000

U.S. African American high school seniors with B average and financial need

$3,000

LGBTQ+ supporters graduating high school and entering U.S. college

Up to $2,500

U.S. citizen high school seniors pursuing criminal justice careers

$2,000

Students in insurance, risk, finance or accounting.

$1,000

Asian or Asian American students in Greater Philadelphia schools or colleges

Up to $15,000

Full-time undergraduate students at HBCUs with need and leadership

$1,500

Native American college students studying anthropology or archaeology

$2,000

BSN students of Filipino ancestry and PNAA graduate members

$5,000

U.S. residents age 17+ with a rare disease in study

Amount varies

Architecture students with a Connecticut connection in accredited programs

$1,000 to $5,000

AISES members who are full-time Indigenous STEM students at accredited colleges

$2,500 to $3,000

First-gen, low-income Bay Area students with a 2.5 GPA.

Up to $10,000

Students pursuing nursing degrees, including emergency nursing professionals

$5,000 to $10,000

U.S. citizens from underrepresented groups pursuing video game degrees

$500 to $4,000

Air Force and Space Force dependents pursuing full-time undergraduate study

$1,000 to $5,000

Texas Hispanic students entering certificate, associate, or bachelor's programs