Scholarships

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At University of the Cumberlands, we strive to help make your education affordable. We offer a number of scholarships that are available to full-time undergraduate students, excluding online students, and are renewable for up to 4 years. We also list external scholarships that all students can apply for, regardless of their academic level or whether they're taking classes in-seat or online. Scholarship amounts range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. Students may qualify for only one scholarship in the academic category.

For most scholarships, our Priority Filing Date for applications is February 1st; however, applications submitted after that date may be considered on a case-by-case basis. All applicants for scholarships should be accepted for admission prior to scholarship application submission and, in general, should have filed the FAFSA.

Academic Scholarships

We aim to make education at Cumberlands even more affordable than it already is by decreasing student dependency on federal loans and reducing the financial burden of earning a college degree. As part of our Cumberlands Commitment, and beginning in the fall of 2024, the University will introduce new measures to reduce students’ out-of-pocket costs.

This new program will offer on-campus undergraduate students a combination of scholarship funds and forgivable, zero-interest loans. Our goal with the program is to decrease total out-of-pocket costs with students paying, on average, no more than $2,000 per semester to attend Cumberlands.

Presidential scholarships are available for first-time freshmen based on high school GPA. To qualify, a student must have at least a 2.5 or higher GPA when applying at the university. Presidential scholarship awards range in amounts and are renewable each year as long as a student maintains Satisfactory Academic Progress. There is no application, and scholarships will automatically be awarded once the student has been accepted and completed the FAFSA.

*Scholarships may be adjusted or removed based on financial need.

To be eligible, students must have completed the Governor’s Scholars Program the summer prior to their intended enrollment year and complete the form below to upload their certificate of completion. Two spots are held annually on a first come, first served basis once enrollment deposit is paid for first-time freshman students. This scholarship covers tuition and fees up to $9,875 for four consecutive years of undergraduate main-campus enrollment and is not stackable with other institutional academic scholarships. Failure to complete the FAFSA application may result in loss of scholarship.

Financial need may be considered when evaluating applicants. The Financial Aid Office reserves the right to adjust all scholarships to stay within Title IV guidelines, state awarding guidelines, and campus policy.

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Transfer scholarships are available for students transferring to University of the Cumberlands from another college or university who will be enrolled in the on-campus undergraduate program. Eligibility and amounts are based on the student’s current college GPA. A student must have a college GPA of 2.5 or higher to qualify. There is a no application and the scholarship will automatically be awarded once the student has been accepted and completed the FAFSA.

This scholarship allows students pursuing a masters degree in ministry to receive a scholarship for special tuition rates. Tuition will be billed at $335 per course for University of the Cumberlands and Clear Creek Bible College graduates who enroll in the Master of Arts in Christian Studies program. The scholarship rate will be applied to the account after tuition is billed.

Merit-Based Scholarships

The Patriot Scholarship is awarded to qualified students who exhibit strong leadership, academic potential, and a desire to better their community. University of the Cumberlands offers incoming main-campus students, both transfer and first-time freshmen, the opportunity to receive this scholarship up to $2,000 per year. This scholarship can be used toward a student’s $4,000 per year out-of-pocket cost not covered by the Cumberlands Commitment Fund and other financial aid. Award recipients can benefit from the scholarship for up to eight full-time (12 credits or more) semesters. The number of awarded semesters will depend on the applicant’s previous college credit.

To apply, students must meet the following qualifications:

First-time Freshman: Minimum 3.75 cumulative high school GPA and a 24 ACT or 1190 SAT.
Transfer: Minimum 3.5 GPA from the most recent collegiate institution.
Demonstrate characteristics of servant leadership, academic excellence, and a commitment to community service.

This scholarship is open to all students who meet the eligibility requirements. To apply, applicants must submit an essay and two letters of recommendation from a teacher, guidance counselor, or administrator. The application, essay, letters of recommendation, and the 2025-26 FAFSA must be submitted by February 1st to be considered for this scholarship.

Applicants should submit a response of 300-500 words to the following essay prompt:

Describe a situation in which you demonstrated leadership and made a positive impact on your community. How did this experience shape your personal growth, and how do you plan to use your academic potential to continue making a difference in the future?

Financial need may be considered when evaluating applicants. The Financial Aid Office reserves the right to adjust all scholarships to remain in compliance with Title IV guidelines, state awarding guidelines, and campus policy.

Recipients must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA at the end of each academic year to remain eligible for the scholarship. If a recipient fails to meet the required GPA, the Financial Aid office will reach out to the student to discuss the situation and create a plan of action to help them achieve their academic goals with the potential to re-qualify for the scholarship.

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As a private Christian university, University of the Cumberlands (UC) places significant value on the contributions of individuals through active participation in leadership positions within their local church or Christian organizations in their school or community. The Christian Leadership Scholarship Program seeks to acknowledge the leadership contributions of deserving students by providing scholarship funds and leadership opportunities while attending UC.

Scholarship recipients are automatically enrolled in the Freshman Leadership Development Program sponsored by UC Campus Ministries, which is used to strengthen one's Christian faith while also further developing leadership qualities. After completion of the program, students will be placed into leadership positions in one of the university's affiliated ministries for the remainder of their tenure at UC.

The scholarship award is up to $1,000 and can be renewed annually based on consistent and meaningful leadership contributions within the assigned ministry area. Extracurricular commitment for the scholarship will be equivalent to that of serving as a player on a university athletic team.

To be eligible for consideration, applicants must:

Be actively involved in a leadership position within a local church, school-sponsored Christian organization, or other Christian organizations or activities within their community
Plan to be a new first-year student at UC; though this scholarship is intended for first-time freshman, transfer students who are new to the university may be considered on a case-by-case basis
Complete the scholarship application, including submission of two letters of recommendation, by February 1st for early scholarship consideration and award; qualified candidates will then be asked to participate in a virtual interview with campus ministry staff to assess their fit for the scholarship program
Enroll in the MSMN 330 Religious Topics course during their first semester at UC
Be actively involved in required campus ministry events held every Thursday each semester

To apply, applicants must submit an application and include two letters of recommendation. The recommendation letters and application must be submitted by February 1st to be considered for this scholarship.

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Receiving External Scholarships

Please note that University of the Cumberlands will not endorse or certify the legality of any external scholarship entry. University of the Cumberlands cannot guarantee the accuracy or timeliness of the external scholarships information found within the scholarship links. We highly recommend that you verify the scholarship information, deadlines, and eligibility requirements.

Students receiving a scholarship from an external agency must notify the school to have the scholarship directed to the student’s account.

Scholarships may be mailed to:

University of the Cumberlands
Office of Student Accounts
6178 College Station Drive
Williamsburg, KY 40769

Please include the Student ID# and the award period for the scholarship funds.

If you are an external agency that is providing a scholarship and would like to have it presented, please email us at financialaid [at] ucumberlands.edu (financialaid[at]ucumberlands[dot]edu).

*** Make sure you are aware of scams when applying for external scholarships. Avoid scholarship organizations that may charge a fee or ask for personal information such as a Social Security number, credit card number, or banking information.

External Scholarships

The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation was established by Congress in 1986 to improve teaching about the United States Constitution in secondary schools. The Foundation is an independent agency of the Executive Branch of the federal government. Funding for the Foundation's programs comes from Congress and generous contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations. The Foundation has a Board of Trustees, and its daily operations are directed by a president and a small staff in Alexandria, Virginia.

The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation offers $24,000 James Madison Graduate Fellowships to individuals desiring to become outstanding teachers of the American Constitution at the secondary school level. Fellowship applicants compete only against other applicants from the states of their legal residence. As funding permits, the Foundation plans to offer one fellowship per state per year. James Madison Fellowships were created by Congress to honor James Madison's legacy and Madisonian principles by providing support for master’s degrees that focus on the Constitution – its roots, its formation, its principles, and its development. The benefits of the fellowship program are manifold and lasting. While in graduate school, Fellows will gain a deeper understanding of the principles of constitutional government, which they then impart to their students. In the process, they form professional ties that can significantly influence their teaching aspirations. In this way, the James Madison Fellowships ensure that the spirit and practical wisdom of the Constitution will guide the actions of future generations of American citizens.

The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation was established by Congress in 1986 to improve teaching about the United States Constitution in secondary schools. The Foundation is an independent agency of the Executive Branch of the federal government. Funding for the Foundation's programs comes from Congress and generous contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations. The Foundation has a Board of Trustees, and its daily operations are directed by an executive secretary/CEO and a small staff in Alexandria, Virginia.

Eligibility Requirements:

Fellowship applicants compete only against other applicants from the state of their legal residence except for some privately funded fellowships. To be eligible to apply for a fellowship, you must:

Be a U.S. citizen
Be a teacher, or plan to become a teacher, of American history, American government, or civics at the secondary school level (grades 7-12).
Possess a bachelor's degree or plan to receive a bachelor's degree no later than August 31 of the year in which you are applying.

Professional Teaching Obligation:

After receiving the master's degree, each Fellow must teach American history, American government, or civics in grades 7-12 for one full year for each academic year of funding received under a fellowship, preferably in the state from which the recipient won the fellowship.

The Foundation offers two types of fellowships:

Junior Fellowships are awarded to outstanding college seniors and college graduates without teaching experience who intend to become secondary school teachers of American history, American government, or civics in grades 7-12. Junior Fellows are expected to complete graduate study within two academic years of full-time study.
Senior Fellowships are awarded to outstanding current teachers who are required to complete graduate study within 5 calendar years of part-time study.

Specially Funded Fellowship:

The Admiral Paul A. Yost, Jr.-James Madison Fellowship is awarded to an individual who meets the Fellowship eligibility criteria above and has served honorably in the U.S. military. Those who would like to compete for the Admiral Paul A. Yost, Jr.-James Madison Fellowship should mark the appropriate box on the fellowship application. Candidates will only compete against others who have also marked this box. Once the Admiral Paul A. Yost, Jr.-James Madison Fellowship awardee is selected by the Fellowship Selection Committee, all remaining applicants will compete in their own home state competition for standard James Madison Fellowships

Choice of Graduate School and Degree:

Each Fellow will be expected to pursue and complete a master's degree from an accredited university in one of the following disciplines (listed in order of the Foundation's preference):

Master of Arts (MA) in American history, political science, or government
Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) concentrating on either American Constitutional history (in a history department) or American government, political institutions, and political theory (in a political science department). MAT degrees without required constitutional coursework will not be approved.
Master of Education (MEd) or the Master of Arts or Master of Science in Education with a concentration in American history or American government, political institutions, and political theory. MEd degrees without required constitutional coursework will not be approved.

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Regions believes in supporting the students whose passion and actions every day will continue to make stories worth sharing. That’s why for 15 years we have awarded over $1.5 million in total scholarships to high school and college students. For the opportunity to win an $8,000 scholarship, submit a video or written essay about an individual you know personally (who lives in your community) who has inspired you in an extraordinary way.

The 2026 Regions Riding Forward Scholarship Contest consists of four (4) separate Quarterly Contests - one for each calendar quarter of 2026. Regions is awarding four $8,000 scholarships through each Quarterly Contest. Each Quarterly Contest has its own separate entry period. Please access website for further details.

The entry deadline for each Quarterly Contest is 11:59:59 PM Central Time on the applicable Quarterly Contest period end date (set forth in the chart above). Limit one (1) Quarterly Contest application per person, per Quarterly Contest.

Eligibility Requirements:

The “Eligible States” are defined as the following states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas.
An “accredited college” is defined as a nonprofit, two- or four-year undergraduate college or university located within one of the fifty (50) United States or the District of Columbia.
Be a legal U.S. resident of one of the Eligible States.
Be age 16 or older.
Have at least one (1) year (or at least 18 semester hours) remaining before your undergraduate college graduation.
If you are not yet in college, begin your freshman year of college no later than the start of the 2027 – 2028 college academic school year.
As of your most recent school enrollment period, have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 in school (and if no GPA is provided at school, be in “good standing” or the equivalent thereof in school).

No purchase or banking relationship required.

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Each year, DAV honors student volunteers who demonstrate outstanding dedication and service to America’s veterans. To recognize that dedication and to promote volunteerism, DAV has offered $140,000 in scholarships annually to be used toward any accredited institution of higher learning, including universities, colleges, community colleges, and vocational schools. Volunteer service is at the heart of the DAV mission of helping empower more veterans to lead high-quality and fulfilling lives. From volunteering at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Centers to assisting veterans in their local communities, DAV volunteers make a real difference in the lives of veterans. This college scholarship is open to volunteers age 21 or younger who have contributed a minimum of 100 hours credited through DAV or DAV Auxiliary. Students may apply with the inclusion of an essay on what volunteering for veterans means for them. Anyone can nominate a worthy candidate including the student/applicant.

Scholarship Awards offered:

1 scholarship at $30,000;

1 scholarship at $20,000;

1 scholarship at $15,000;

2 scholarships at $10,000 each

4 scholarships at $7,500 each

4 scholarships at $5,000 each

2 scholarships at $2,500 each

Application Deadline:

The deadline to apply for 2027 scholarships should be approximately Feb. 28, 2027. Please access website to obtain more information.

Eligibility requirements are listed below:

Scholarships can be awarded to any volunteer who is age 21 or younger and has volunteered for a minimum of 100 hours through DAV or DAV Auxiliary.
Scholarships can be used at any accredited institution of higher learning; to include universities, colleges, community colleges, vocational schools, etc.
Scholarships must be utilized in full prior to the recipient attaining the age of 25, or within 6 years of receiving the scholarship, whichever is later.
Nominations for this award may be submitted by the applicant, Voluntary Service Program Managers at VA medical centers, members of DAV departments and chapters, or friends and family.

For more information and to apply:

https://www.dav.org/help-dav/volunteer/dav-scholarships/

If you need additional information, please email us at volunteerawards [at] dav.org (volunteerawards[at]dav[dot]org).

Since 1931, the Elks National Foundation has helped students recognize their academic dreams. Each year, we award more than $4 million in college scholarships to at least 850 outstanding, service-minded high school seniors. Once you're an Elks scholar, you're family. Service. Leadership. Academics. Our Elks scholar family is 17,000 strong, with 3,000 active scholars attending 65 unique U.S. institutions. The Elks National Foundation offers four different scholarships to more than 850 students every year through these scholarships. In 2026, Most Valuable Student Scholarship awards totaled to Five hundred (500)Scholarships ranging in value from $4,000 to $30,000 with the top Twenty (20) Scholars selected from 500 semi-finalists receive $30,000 in Scholarships & 480 Runners-up will receive scholarships of $4,000.00. Scholarship amounts are disbursed over four years of full-time enrollment.

Eligibility requirements:

Current high school seniors, or the equivalent, who are citizens of the United States are eligible to apply.
Applicants do not need to be related to a member of the Elks.
High school graduates are not eligible to apply.
Applicants must be citizens of the United States on the date their applications are submitted; permanent legal resident status does not qualify.
Scholarships are available only to students who enroll in four-year undergraduate degree programs at accredited U.S. American colleges or universities.

Awards offered:

The Elks National Foundation will award 500 four-year scholarships.
Male and female students compete separately.
Ranging from $1,000 per year to $7,500 per year, Most Valuable Student scholarships are for students pursuing a four-year degree, on a full-time basis (minimum of 12 semester hours), in a U.S. college or university. All scholarships are in the form of certificates of award conditional upon the full-time enrollment of the winner in an accredited U.S. college or university.
NOTE: The Chicago office of the Elks National Foundation will announce the 500 national winners of the 2027 contest in April 2027. (Many local Lodges, districts and state Elks associations award their own scholarships through this program. These scholarships are not to be confused with the 500 Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarships.)

The Top 20 scholars, selected from the 500 national semi-finalists, will receive and invitation to the weekend and scholarships of $30,000. The 480 runners-up will receive scholarships of $4,000. Attendance at Leadership Weekend is required to be part of the Top 20 cohort and receive $30,000.Applicants will be judged on scholarship, leadership, and financial need.

The 2027 MVS application opens on August 1, 2026, and will end sometime in November (see website for details).

For further details about the Elks National Foundation, please visit:

https://www.elks.org/scholars/

Established in 1942, Regeneron STS is the oldest and most prestigious science and mathematics competition for high school seniors, identifying future leaders in STEM and providing an important forum for original research that is recognized and reviewed by a national jury of professional scientists. Started in 1942 as the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, Regeneron STS recognizes and empowers our nation’s most promising young scientists who are developing ideas that could solve society’s most urgent challenges. Alumni have made extraordinary contributions to science and have earned many of the world’s most distinguished science and math honors, including thirteen Nobel Prizes and eleven National Medals Of Science. Annually, nearly 2,500 high school seniors from around the country accept the challenge of conducting independent science, math or engineering research and completing an entry for the Regeneron Science Talent Search. The competition recognizes 300 student scholars and their schools each year and invites 40 student finalists to Washington, D.C. to participate in final judging, display their work to the public, and meet with notable scientists and government leaders. Each year, Regeneron STS scholars and finalists compete for $3.1 million in awards. The first place prize is $250,000—the largest scientific prize available to a high school student in the United States—with prizes awarded at all stages of the competition.

300 Regeneron STS Scholars chosen from all STS entrants receive $2,000. In addition to the scholar award money, each scholar’s school will receive an award of $2,000 for each scholar named. This school award recognizes excellence in teaching and school support of individual student researcher, and is to contribute to excellence in science, math, or engineering education at the recipient school. In the case of home schooling, the award will be given to an affiliated school or school district of the home school or a qualified designee, after consultation with the Regeneron STS director.

40 Regeneron STS Finalists chosen from the 300 Scholars receive $25,000 (minimally) and a week in Washington, DC. In March, finalists travel to Washington, DC for the Regeneron Science Talent Institute. While in Washington, finalists display and present their research to thousands of visitors, many of them important figures in the government and scientific communities, promoting independent, inquiry-based science research. On the basis of interviews with the judging panel and presentation of their research, 10 top award winners are selected, including the top winner, who is provided with a $250,000 award. Finalists who place in the top ten receive awards ranging from $40,000 for tenth place to $250,000 for first place. The 40 Regeneron Science Talent Search finalists will participate in an in-person competition in March 2027.

A panel of judges representing expertise across the disciplines of entry convenes and selects 40 finalists from among the scholars. In addition to an all-expense-paid trip to Washington, DC,. Finalists receive a minimum award of $25,000. Top ten award amounts are as follows:

FIRST PLACE AWARD $250,000
SECOND PLACE AWARD $175,000
THIRD PLACE AWARD $150,000
FOURTH PLACE AWARD $100,000
FIFTH PLACE AWARD $90,000
SIXTH PLACE AWARD $80,000
SEVENTH PLACE AWARD $70,000
EIGHTH PLACE AWARD $60,000
NINTH PLACE AWARD $50,000
TENTH PLACE AWARD $40,000
REMAINING THIRTY

FINALISTS $25,000

The Regeneron STS 2027 application will open June 1, 2026. Applications should be due sometime in November of 2026. Please access website for further details.

To learn more, visit:

https://www.societyforscience.org/regeneron-sts/

The George Snow Scholarship Fund was established in 1982 as a memorial to George Snow, a Boca Raton developer who lost his life in a helicopter accident in 1980. Mr. Snow moved to Boca Raton in 1958 to take a position as a high school math teacher at what is now Atlantic High School in Delray Beach. Later Mr. Snow moved his career into the fields of real estate and construction, but he always remembered the importance of education and during his lifetime was active in trying to help those individuals who were trying to help themselves. These same ideals are those that shape the mission of the George Snow Scholarship Fund. George Snow Scholarship Fund has developed a reputation for creating innovative programs which address the educational needs of those in our community. Our scholarships have become the most sought-after award in our area because of our Scholarship Support Services and the average amount of each award. In 2025, The George Snow Scholarship Fund awarded over $5.5 million in scholarships and Scholar Support Services to 374 hardworking students across South Florida. Since 1982, we’ve invested over $36 million in the lives of more than 3,600 students!

Eligibility requirements:

Successful applicants can attend the college, university, or technical school of their choice as long as it is accredited.
High school seniors attending school in Palm Beach County or Broward County. All home-schooled students who are zoned for attendance at any Palm Beach County or Broward County High School qualify.
Most common criteria are that applicants demonstrate financial need, motivation to do their best and to help themselves/others.
No minimum GPA or test score requirements.
One can pursue ANY major.
These are 4 Year Scholarships (No need to reapply each year!
Also, students pursuing careers in Nursing or Behavioral/Mental Health.
Graduate and undergraduate scholarships are available!
Also, there are Graduate School Scholarships available so that Snow Scholars can pursue advanced degrees.

Timeline:
Scholarship application opens in November
Scholarship application closes in February.

Please select link below to access more information concerning the scholarship:

https://scholarship.org/

The Coolidge Scholarship is an annually awarded, full-ride, presidential scholarship that covers a student’s tuition, room, board, and expenses for four years of undergraduate study. The Coolidge may be used by recipients at any accredited college or university in the United States. Anyone of any background, pursuing any academic discipline of study, may apply to this non-partisan, need-blind, program.

Students apply for the Coolidge Scholarship during their junior year of high school. Finalists are flown in for a finalist weekend at the Coolidge Historic Site in Plymouth Notch, Vermont where they interview with the Coolidge Scholars Finalist Jury. Recipients of the Coolidge Scholarship are notified of their award late in their junior year, before college application (note: current high school seniors are not eligible to apply). Finalists who are not named Coolidge Scholars are eligible to receive a smaller, one-time, college scholarship.

Calvin Coolidge worked hard in academics; the young New Englander’s only sport was public speaking, often on public policy. The main criterion that distinguishes Coolidge Scholars therefore is academic excellence. Secondary criteria include demonstrated interest in public policy; an appreciation for the values Coolidge championed; as well as humility and service.

The summer before their senior year of high school, newly selected Coolidge Scholars spend several orientation days at the picturesque birthplace of the President, Plymouth Notch, Vt. There scholars get to know Coolidge and his world and help the Coolidge Foundation oversee its formidable debate programs. Scholars return to Plymouth Notch for a week each summer while in college.

Although only a few students are named Coolidge Scholars each year, one hundred of the top Coolidge Scholarships applicants are named “Coolidge Senators.” Coolidge Senators are invited, all-expenses-paid, to participate in the Senators Summit that takes place each summer. At the Summit, learn about President Coolidge and his world and meet other high achieving students from across the country.

Eligibility Requirements:

2026-27 Coolidge Scholarship applicants must intend to enroll full-time at an accredited U.S. college or university as an undergraduate for the first time in fall 2028. That is to say, students in their junior year of high school, or the equivalent if home schooled, are eligible to apply. (Students who are currently high school juniors but take some courses at a local college are indeed eligible to apply for the Coolidge Scholarship.)
2026-27 Coolidge Scholarship applicants must be citizens or legal permanent residents of the United States of America by the 2026-27 scholarship deadline.
2026-27 Coolidge Scholarship applicants cannot be the immediate family member of any current employee, trustee, or significant donor to the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation or the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Fund. (Note: Significant donor is defined as one with lifetime giving in excess of $25,000).

2026-2027 Timeline:

Late Summer or Early Fall 2026: The Coolidge Scholarship will begin accepting applications for the 2026-27 scholarship cycle in the late summer or early fall of 2026. Once the application is live, the submission deadline and other important dates will be posted on this page.
Application Deadline – TBD: All application materials, including letters of reference must be submitted by the deadline.
Date TBD: All applicants will be notified of their outcomes. Applicants can check their outcome by logging into their application portal. Applicants who are named finalists will be contacted directly by phone and invited to Finalist Interview Weekend, which takes place in Woodstock, Vermont and historic Plymouth Notch, Vermont. The Coolidge Foundation will cover the travel and lodging costs for finalists and one parent to attend Finalist Weekend.
Summer 2027: Newly selected Coolidge Scholars will spend an orientation week at the Coolidge Foundation in Plymouth Notch, Vermont.
Summer 2027: Newly selected Coolidge Senators will attend the 2026 Coolidge Senators Summit.

Please see the main link of the Coolidge scholar’s website below:

https://coolidgescholars.org/

Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship program was established in 1992 to provide opportunities for students who had demonstrated achievement in fraud-related studies. In 1998, the program was renamed the Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship in honor of ACFE members Larry Jennings, CFE, and Tracy Ritchie, CFE. Both men were among five people fatally wounded during terrorist attacks in Karachi, Pakistan, on November 14, 1997. The Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship provides an opportunity for students to advance their education and anti-fraud career paths. Additionally, it supports their anti-fraud interests by providing a full year of ACFE membership. Award amounts are $10,000, $7,500, $5,000, and $2,000 and are paid directly to the recipient’s university or college. Twenty-three (23) award recipients received the 2026-2027 Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship.

Eligibility Requirements:

Interested students must demonstrate a desire to pursue a career in fraud examination or similar anti-fraud profession and:
Have a declared major or minor in accounting, business administration, finance, criminal justice, or similar fraud-related discipline.
Be currently enrolled at an accredited, four-year college or university and be enrolled through the 2027-2028 academic year.
Junior college students in their second year or that have completed their associate degree are eligible to apply, but do need to be enrolled at an accredited, four-year university.
Undergraduates must be enrolled in 9 semester hours (or equivalent) per term.
Graduates must be enrolled in 6 semester hours (or equivalent) per term.

Application Period:

Application Period Opens September 1, 2026
Application Deadline February 1, 2027
Recipients Announced May 3, 2026
Awards Distributed May 11, 2026

To access website to scholarship link, please select link below:

https://www.acfe.com/about-the-acfe/acfe-foundation/scholarship

American Water Works Association (AWWA) Scholarship opportunities are offered through the Water Equation Scholarships program. Water Equation (WE) is an initiative of AWWA, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Our efforts provide funding for academic scholarships, water operator continuing education, and young professionals’ programs.. Scholarships are available through AWWA, corporate partners, and our Water Operator Continuing Education Fund.AWWA Sections take an active role in supporting students, distributing more than 40 scholarships to local students ranging from $100 to $5,000.

AWWA Scholarships are a competitive, merit-based science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) program with opportunities for students majoring in business, environmental engineering, and government relations. Scholarships are open to undergraduate, graduate, and PhD candidates. Applications are reviewed by committees of highly qualified professionals from the water sector and academia. Awards are made in late spring for the next academic year. AWWA Sections also provide scholarships for students attending universities in their geographic region. Other corporate scholarships range in award amounts $5,000 - $30,000.

The Water Operator Continuing Education Fund supports water and wastewater operators with continuing education, certification, training, and conference attendance through AWWA Water Equation’s partnership with local AWWA Sections. Scholarships are available throughout the year and payable to the educational institution.

The 2027-2028 application period will open August 1, 2026., and should in sometime in December 2026 (please see website for further details) for the 2027-2028 academic school year.

You do not need to be an AWWA member to apply for a scholarship.
You need to be a permanent resident of the U.S., Mexico, or Canada to apply.
AWWA’s scholarship program is merit-based, meaning applications are weighted based on a student’s GPA.
The GPA in any given year is determined by the academic record of applicants.

To access additional information concerning the scholarship opportunities available, please select link:

https://www.awwa.org/water-equation/awwa-scholarship-program/

In 1953, Neil Borden transformed the business world when he articulated the strategy of “Marketing Mix” in his AMA presidential address. Borden was just one of many AMA leaders who were not satisfied with existing best practices. These thought leaders sought answers for the future that would propel business growth and elevate the role of marketing. Today, the AMA leads an unparalleled discussion on marketing excellence. Continuing in the tradition of Borden and so many others, the AMA offers differentiated content that focuses on the tension between Best Versus Next Practices™.

With content coming from unrivaled scholarly journals, like the Journal of Marketing, and award-winning publications, like Marketing News, the AMA offers a robust perspective that understands marketers are expected to provide both solutions for today and solutions for tomorrow. No other organization provides more ways for marketers and academics to connect with the people and resources they need to be successful.

AMA Foundation Awards and Scholarships recognize marketing visionaries who have elevated the field and support the next generation of marketers who will transform the profession. American Marketing Association Foundation (AMAF) scholarships are for marketing students who are leaders on campus and in the classroom. We believe in empowering the next generation of marketers who will make an impact for good and help make our industry more diverse.

In 2026-2027 there were 15 Scholarship recipients.

Applications for the 2027 – 2028 school year will open in the fall.

Application Key Dates:

Mid-September 2026: Applications open!
January 2027: Deadline to submit applications
Mid-January – March 2027: Scholarship applications review process begins
March 2027: Awardees are announced and honored at the AMA International Collegiate Conference

To access further information concerning the scholarships, please select the link below:

https://www.ama.org/ama-foundation-collegiate-scholarships/

Since 1963, members from a single professional society have achieved virtually every milestone in modern American flight. That society is the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. With nearly 30,000 individual members from 91 countries, and 95 corporate members, AIAA is the world’s largest technical society dedicated to the global aerospace profession. Created in 1963 by the merger of the two great aerospace societies of the day, the American Rocket Society (founded in 1930 as the American Interplanetary Society), and the Institute of the Aerospace Sciences (established in 1933 as the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences), AIAA carries forth a proud tradition of more than 80 years of aerospace leadership.. To help support our future aerospace professionals, the AIAA Foundation provides scholarships and graduate awards annually to undergraduate and graduate students in science or engineering programs. In the past 20 years, the AIAA Foundation has provided over 1,300 scholarships and graduate awards to students at more than 150 colleges and universities worldwide.

The AIAA Foundation Undergraduate Scholarships Program offers scholarships to college sophomores, juniors, and seniors each year.

Through its annual Graduate Awards Program, the AIAA Foundation presents awards to graduate students doing excellent research in the air and space sciences.

Undergraduate Scholarship and Graduate Award applications must be submitted online. Applicants must be AIAA Student Members.

Applicants may apply for up to two (2) scholarships or graduate awards. On the application form, you will indicate your primary award preference, along with a secondary award preference for which you would like to be considered. Please note that applicants with no demonstrated academic interest in the subject area of the award will not be considered, so please carefully select the awards that most closely correspond to your area of academic interest.

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Foundation announced the winners of its 2025 undergraduate scholarships and graduate awards. Through the AIAA Foundation and supported by its nearly 30,000 members, AIAA annually presents over $235,000 in academic scholarships and STEM educational grants to support the next generation of aerospace professionals.. Scholarship awards vary in amounts of $500 to $10,000.

Eligibility requirements:

Must be a current AIAA Student member in good standing,
Must have completed at least 1 academic semester of full-time college work,
Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.300 on a 4.000 scale unless otherwise noted,
Unless otherwise noted, applicants must be enrolled in an accredited college or university within the United States or U.S. Territories,
Applicant's education plan shall be such as to continue coursework in some field of science or engineering that will provide for entry into the aerospace engineering field.

Scholarship applications are being accepted from 15 October to 31 January.

Please select link below to access undergraduate scholarships and graduate awards information:

https://www.aiaa.org/get-involved/students-educators/undergraduate-scholarships-graduate-awards

THE FOUNDATION OF THE NATIONAL STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION INC (FNSNA) was created in 1969 to honor Frances Tompkins, the Association’s first Executive Director, the mission of the organization is to secure scholarships and programmatic resources to support nursing education. Operating exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, FNSNA’s vision is to be the leading not-for-profit source of scholarships to cultivate the next generation of diverse nurse leaders and innovators. Since 1974, FNSNA has awarded over $12.5 million in scholarships to undergraduate student nurses. The Foundation is organized as a 501 (C) (3) charitable foundation. Contributions to the FNSNA are tax-deductible.

Students must graduate after July 1, 2027, to be eligible to apply.

Funding is up to $10,000 per academic year. The Foundation of the NSNA awards over $500,000 annually. Scholarship funding is up to $10,000 per award. Scholarships offered in 2026-2027 totaled to a quantity of 238 scholarships.

Who is Eligible to Apply?

Undergraduate scholarships are available to students currently enrolled in a state-approved nursing program leading to an:

Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Bachelor Degree in Nursing (BSN)
Diploma in Nursing (hospital-based nursing program)
Direct-Entry Master’s Degree
LPN/LVN-RN Degree
RN-BSN/MSN Degree
Accelerated BSN (12-18 Month Program)
Must be a U.S. Citizen or Alien with U.S. Permanent Resident Status/Alien Registration Number.
Students completing prerequisite courses in preparation for entry into a nursing program.
Currently attending classes and taking no less than six (6) credits per semester.
High school students are ineligible to apply.
Funds are not available for graduate study unless it is for a first degree in nursing.

The 2027-2028 scholarship application will be available on September 8, 2026. Deadline to submit will be on January 11, 2027.

To access main website, please select link below:

www.forevernursing.org

P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship Fund (IPS) is a fund established in 1949 to provide scholarships for women from other countries for graduate study in the U.S. or Canada. The maximum award amount is $12,500. “Peace Scholarship”, “is based upon demonstrated need; however, the award is not intended to cover all academic or personal expenses. At the time of application, the applicant is required to indicate additional financial resources adequate to meet her estimated expenses. Examples of additional resources are personal and family funds, tuition waivers, work, scholarships, teaching assistantships, study grants and other scholarships. The maximum amount awarded to a student is $12,500. Lesser amounts may be awarded according to individual needs.

IPS’s roots stem from the vision of one of P.E.O.’s founders, Franc Roads Elliott, when she introduced a resolution for international peace at the 1919 Convention of Supreme Chapter. Her vision for P.E.O. to join a movement to promote peace was realized when IPS was established as a project in 1949.

Eligibility Requirements:

A woman is eligible for consideration for an International Peace Scholarship if she:

is a woman outside the United States and Canada who is seeking an advanced degree from an accredited college or university in the U.S. or Canada;
will return to her home country to utilize her education to make a positive impact and foster global peace; and
has a full year of coursework remaining and is enrolled and in residence in the U.S. or Canada for the entire school year; or
is an international student attending Cottey College.

Please note:

Doctoral students who have completed coursework and are working only on dissertations are not eligible as first-time applicants.
A student who is a citizen or permanent resident of the United States or Canada is not eligible. A student with residency for tax purposes only is permitted.
Scholarships are not given for online courses, research, internships or for practical training if not combined with coursework.

Application Calendar Dates for the 2027-2028 Term of Study:

September 15, 2026 - IPS begins to accept Eligibility Forms
December 15, 2026 - Last day to submit Eligibility Forms
February 1, 2027 - Last day to submit completed application materials from applicants already enrolled in the graduate program and school for which their scholarship is intended
March 15, 2027 - Last day to submit completed application materials from applicants not yet enrolled in the graduate program or school for which the scholarship is intended
May 2027 - Notification of scholarship awards
June 1, 2027 - Last day for students to accept IPS scholarship.

Please find the link to access the scholarship information:

https://www.peointernational.org/educational-support/international-peace-scholarship-fund/eligibility-and-application-process/

On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson became the first African American to play Major League Baseball in the modern era. He would later become the first African American named a vice president at a fortune 500 company; serve as an advisor to politicians; start a bank and a housing development company; and, was a key figure in advancing equal opportunity and first-class citizenship for all Americans during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 60s. Hailed a “..freedom rider before freedom rides,” Robinson’s name has become synonymous with breaking barriers. Established in 1973 by Rachel Robinson to perpetuate the memory of her husband, the Jackie Robinson Foundation is a public, nonprofit organization that administers one of the nation’s premier scholarship and leadership development programs for talented college students. With the opening in 2022 of the Jackie Robinson Museum in New York City, JRF will educate and inspire the general public around the ideals embodied in the life of its namesake.

JRF Scholars receive college scholarships of up to $35,000 over four years and are financially sponsored to attend JRF‘s annual, four-day “Mentoring and Leadership Conference“ in New York City and other events throughout the year. Aside from generous financial support, Scholars benefit from a comprehensive, four-year program that includes career guidance, internship and permanent job placement, travel abroad, and leadership and practical life skills training. Approx. 60 Awards (disbursed for a four (4) year period) & are awarded annually including a 98% graduation rate, 2,200 scholars & alumni, $121.5 million in grants awarded, & encompassing 316 colleges and universities attended.

Eligibility Requirements:

Be a graduating high school senior,
Be a United States citizen,
Present evidence of financial need,
Demonstrate a record of academic excellence,
Demonstrate leadership potential and a dedication to community service,
Plan to attend an accredited and approved 4-year college within the United States or affiliated with a United States-based college or university,
Have not accrued more than 25% of credits needed to graduate from college,

Approximate Timeline:

APPLICATION OPEN - SEPTEMBER 2026
APPLICATION DUE - JANUARY 9, 2027
REVIEW - FEB-APRIL 2027
INTERVIEWS - APRIL-MAY 2027
ANNOUNCEMENT - JUNE 2027

To access website, please see link below:

https://jackierobinson.org/scholarship/

The Cooke College Scholarship Program is an undergraduate scholarship program available to high-achieving high school seniors with financial need who seek to attend and graduate from the nation's top four-year colleges and universities. The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation is dedicated to advancing the education of exceptionally promising students who have financial need. Since 2000, the Foundation has awarded $332 million in scholarships to nearly 3,900 students from 8th grade through graduate school, along with comprehensive educational advising, career counseling, and other support services. The Foundation has also provided $144 million in grants to organizations that serve such students.

Each award is intended to cover a significant share of the student’s educational experience – including tuition, living expenses, books and required fees – for the final two to three years necessary to achieve a bachelor’s degree. Awards vary by individual, based on the cost of tuition as well as other grants or scholarships they may receive. This highly competitive scholarship includes:

The opportunity to graduate with as little debt as possible. The award, which is last dollar funding after all institutional aid, can provide as much as $55,000 per year for two to three years to complete a bachelor’s degree at any accredited four-year undergraduate institution in the U.S.
Ability to pursue any area of study.
Personal advising about selecting a college and navigating financial aid.
Multifaceted advising about how to transition to college and maximize the student experience.
Application period is August 19, 2026, through December 9, 2026.

Eligibility Requirements:

To be eligible to apply to the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation College Scholarship Program you must:

Senior standing – Complete four years of high school in the U.S., a U.S territory, or on a U.S. military base and plan to graduate in spring 2027.
Fall College Enrollment – Intend to enroll in an accredited four-year college beginning in fall 2027.
GPA – Earn a minimum, cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.75 or above.
Test Scores — Submit standardized test score(s) from one of the following: SAT, ACT, AP, or IB exam. There is no minimum score requirement to apply, however, applicants must have taken one (or more) of these tests and submit the score.
Demonstrate Unmet Financial Need – We will consider applicants with family annual gross income up to $95,000. During the selection process, the Foundation will conduct a full financial review which will take into account all income and assets of the student and the student’s parents.

For details about the Scholarship Foundation, please visit:

https://www.jkcf.org/our-scholarships/college-scholarship-program/

Scarlett Family Foundation Scholarship that has offered 1,000+Student Scholarships Awarded, $27 Million Scholarships to Students,168 High Schools, Across 37 Counties. Joe and Dorothy Scarlett are strong believers in the power of education to transform lives. With the help of their children, they put this belief into action by establishing the Scarlett Family Foundation in 2006 to provide merit and need-based college scholarships to Middle Tennessee students pursuing business degrees. Since then, the Foundation has expanded its mission. In 2008 the Foundation added grant-making, partnering with non-profit organizations to help all Middle Tennessee students received a high-quality education. Today, these grants align with four key initiatives— college and career readiness, principal and teacher leadership, literacy, and mentorship. In 2015, the Foundation expanded the scholarship program to include STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) majors and in 2025 added education majors. Since 2006, the Scarlett Family Foundation has awarded over $27M in college scholarships, helping more than 1,000 students pursue higher education degrees. These students are attending public and private colleges and universities throughout the United States and represent 165 high schools in 37 counties across middle Tennessee.

The 2027-2028 application process opens September 15, 2026; application process ends December 15, 2026.

There is no award minimum for the program; the maximum award is $30,000 per academic year.

Eligibility Requirements:

Be a graduating high school senior, an individual who obtained a GED by June 1st, or a college freshmen, sophomore, or junior.
Demonstrate financial need via 1040 tax return
Graduate from any high school in Middle Tennessee’s 40 counties.
Pursue a Business or STEM degree at a 4 year, non-profit college or university:

Eligible Business & Stem Majors (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, Healthcare):

Accounting
Advertising
Business Administration
Business Analytics (International Business, Information Management)
Business Education
Business Management
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Global Management
Healthcare Management
Hospitality Management
Human Resources
Information Technology Management
Marketing
Music Business
Non-profit Management
Operations Management
Organizational Development
Project Management
Public Relations
Sports Management
Supply Chain Management
Other majors listed on website.

Receive a minimum score of 21 on the ACT and have a GPA of 2.5 or higher
Enroll full-time next fall

For further information, please see links below:

https://www.scarlettfoundation.org/students/

Santander Bank has launched a new scholarship program! Starting August 1st, eligible college students can apply for Open Scholarships, fully funded by Santander. Scholarships of up to $20,000 are available. Scholarships will be awarded for the 2027-2028 school year and beyond (if applicable). We're proud to announce the launch of Santander Open Scholarships, a new initiative designed to support college students from across the United States. This scholarship is designed for students who are working hard to pursue their education and need additional financial support to reach their goals. We’re looking for individuals who demonstrate both academic potential and financial need— and we’ve kept the application process short and straightforward, with two easy phases.

Eligibility Requirements:

College Freshmen in Fall of 2026 (payment would be applied for sophomore, junior, and senior year, paid starting in the Fall of 2027)
College Sophomore in Fall of 2026 (payment would be applied for junior and senior year, paid starting in the Fall of 2027)
College Junior in the Fall of 2026 (payment would be applied for senior year only, paid in the Fall of 2027)

This scholarship is intended for undergraduate students from the United States, studying at a two or 4 year not-for-profit college or university in the United States. Students must be enrolled full-time to be eligible for the scholarship.

Eligible students must have completed a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) for the 2027-2027 school year. This document will be collected in Phase 2 of the application process. Phase 2 of the application will take place from December 2, 2026 - January 15, 2027.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How will the scholarship be applied to my tuition?
A: The scholarship will be disbursed to your college to be applied to the student's bill starting in the Fall semester of 2027.

Q: How will the scholarships be evaluated?
A: Scholarship applications will be evaluated and determined based upon merit, financial need, motivation, and extracurricular activities. Financial need will be assessed via the submitted FAFSA Submission Summary (FSS).

Timeline:

Open Enrollment: Aug 1, 26 to Dec 1, 26 23:59 (GMT-04:00)

Evaluation of applications: until Dec 1, 26

Please see link below to access information:

https://app.santanderopenacademy.com/en/program/open-scholarships

The Hagan Scholarship is a nationwide need-based merit scholarship, providing recipients with the opportunity to achieve their goals and graduate college debt-free. The scholarship provides $2,000 to help pay for essential items to attend college and up to $7,500 each semester for up to 8 consecutive semesters. Free workshops, Free Schwab Brokerage Accounts, and Free Study Abroad provide recipients with a practical understanding of important life skills not typically covered in the school curriculum. Hagan Scholars have attended 745 colleges and universities located in 50 states and the District of Columbia and have studied abroad in 64 countries. Undergraduate scholarships may be worth up to $60,000 over 8 semesters while Graduate scholarships may be awarded of up to $30,000 over 4 semesters.

The Hagan Graduate Scholarships are for Hagan Scholars who have graduated college while in the Hagan Scholarship Program and are good for up to four additional semesters in college, providing up to $7,500 each semester to attend graduate school or the first two years of a professional program.

The Hagan International Graduate Scholarships are similar to the Hagan Graduate Scholarships. International applicants must have graduated or will graduate from a foreign institution, and must have received an acceptance letter for enrollment for the upcoming fall semester as a first-time graduate student at a college or university located in the U.S.

Hagan Scholars have attended 740 colleges and universities located in 50 states and the District of Columbia. 6,920 scholarships have been awarded to date. Up to 1,500 new U.S. Hagan Scholarships can be awarded for the 2027-2028 academic year.

Eligibility Requirements:

Must attend a high school located in the United States.
All high school students eligible regardless of nationality.
Must be fluent in the English language.
Must be in the high school graduating class.
Must have achieved an unweighted 3.50 CGPA based on a 4.0 Grading Scale.
Must enroll in an eligible four-year College or University the first fall semester following high school graduation.
The scholarship cannot be used to attend a community college, junior college, or online institution.
Must maintain a four year or less graduation schedule or complete the equivalent of a four-year degree if in a professional program.
Must work 240 hours from January 1, 2026, until September 1, 2026. Work must be regularly scheduled employment performed under supervision for compensation. Employment can be full-time or part-time.
Applicant’s Adjusted Gross Household Income reported for 2024 Federal Income Tax Purposes must not have exceeded $100,000. “Household Income” is defined as the total income received by all adult members of a household living under the same roof.
Applicants are not required to provide FAFSA information. Finalists must provide the FAFSA Summary showing the SAI.
Must apply for Federal and State grants if eligible.

The intended recipient is a high-achieving goal-driven student having substantial financial need.

The scholarship application period begins 9/1/26 and ends 12/1/26 for the 2027-2028 academic school year.

To access the scholarship website, please see below:

https://haganscholarships.org/

To achieve our mission, the Department of War (DoW) DoW SMART Scholarship-for-Service SMART (Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation) Program is committed to four key focus areas: enhancing scholar experience, advancing operational excellence and efficiency, driving strategic alignment of STEM talent with Department needs, and demonstrating SMART’s impact. These focus areas guide the program and ensure the SMART mission remains at the forefront of policy and decision-making After a pilot program in 2005, SMART's first official cohort awarded scholarships to over thirty scholars in 2006. Since its permanent establishment in the 2006 National Defense Authorization Act, SMART has served as one of the Department’s largest workforce development initiatives. Today, the SMART Program supports hundreds of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics undergraduate and graduate students annually. Through comprehensive benefits including full-tuition scholarships, hands-on experience, and professional development opportunities, SMART invests in the brightest minds in STEM to secure a safer and more innovative future for the United States. The Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship-for-Service Program awards science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) scholarships to hundreds of incoming college freshmen, current college students, and current U.S. Department of War (DoW) civilian employees every year. The SMART Scholarship is a merit-based opportunity for student's pursuing STEM degrees at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels. SMART expanded eligibility to incoming college freshmen with no prior college credit, extending the opportunity to high school seniors. After graduation, scholars begin their one-for-one service commitment and embark on fulfilling DoW civilian careers, where they apply their knowledge and skills to address real-world challenges, significantly contributing to national security and technological advancement.

Important facts:

Scholarship recipients receive full tuition to any U.S. accredited college or university
SMART scholars earn annual stipends between $30,000-$46,000 depending on degree level.
Scholars gain invaluable experience during summer internships with Department of War leaders.
Jump-start your career with guaranteed employment after graduation.
5,860 Scholarships awarded to date.
91% Successful completion of service commitment.
200 Mission critical Sponsoring Facilities.

The SMART Scholarship Program is an integral component of the DoW STEM portfolio, which is a comprehensive effort to cultivate STEM talent from K-12 education through postsecondary education and into the workforce. DoW STEM initiatives provide authentic learning experiences through various education programs, outreach activities, and STEM scholarships to students of all ages and educators of all grades. The SMART Program is the largest education-to-workforce initiative offered by DoW STEM, supporting talent development and retention for the DoW — the nation’s largest employer of federal scientists and engineers. After graduation, SMART scholars begin their careers as DoW civilians, supporting their Sponsoring Facilities and transitioning seamlessly from degree to career.

The Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship-for-Service Program, funded by the U.S. Department of War (DoW), is a unique education and workforce development opportunity for aspiring leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). SMART provides merit-based scholarships to bachelor's, master's, and doctoral students pursuing STEM degrees. Eligibility was expanded to include incoming college freshmen with no prior college credit, extending the opportunity to high school seniors.

SMART Scholarship recipients receive full tuition, annual stipends, mentorship, health and book allowances, and conduct summer internships at a DoW facility before embarking on a DoW civilian career after graduation. The first step to a rewarding STEM career is reviewing the eligibility requirements, starting with the SMART STEM disciplines. These disciplines are general categories – specific majors or fields of study may fall under one or more disciplines on this list. All scholarship applicants should be pursuing, or intend to pursue, a degree in one of these disciplines. To explore a list of common majors that align with SMART STEM disciplines, click the 'Check Qualifying Majors' button below.

Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Biosciences
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Cognitive, Neural, and Behavioral Sciences
Computer Science and Engineering
Data Science and Analytics
Electrical Engineering
Geosciences
Industrial and Systems Engineering
Information Sciences
Materials Science and Engineering
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
Nuclear Engineering
Oceanography
Operations Research
Physics
Software Engineering

Please note, non-technical degrees, including management, arts, or humanities, are not approved or funded by SMART.

Scholarship Eligibility for 2026:

Be a citizen of the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or United Kingdom
Be 18 years of age or older by January 1, 2028
Have and maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
Be currently pursuing, or intend to pursue, education in Fall 2027*
Planning to attend, or enrolled in, a regionally accredited U.S. college or university
Able to obtain and maintain a security clearance**
Be requesting between 1-5 years of degree funding (funding begins August 2027)
Complete summer internships for awards greater than 1.5 years
Accept a one-for-one post graduation service commitment as a civilian employee of the Department of War
High school seniors and incoming college freshmen who will be pursuing a bachelor’s degree in fall 2027 are eligible to apply.
**Security clearances are initiated by a scholar's Sponsoring Facility after award.

Application period is from August through December.

To access the eligibility link:

https://www.smartscholarship.org/smart/en?id=smart_eligibility

Zonta International members advocate for women’s and girls’ rights and believe in making the world a better place. We do this through our many local and international service projects and by being a credible and visible voice for gender equity. Education is a human right. It has the power to save and improve the lives of women and girls, which leads to healthier families and stronger communities. Investing in the education of women and girls yields high returns, such as breaking cycles of poverty, fostering economic growth and empowering women both in the home and workplace. Zonta is dedicated to achieving gender equality in education and supports scholarships, fellowships and awards for women and girls pursuing education and careers in these traditionally male-dominated fields. Zonta has a dedicated history of supporting women and girls in education: We have provided more than US$16 million to thousands of women and girls around the world through our own educational fellowship, scholarship, and award programs.

There are three groups of educational opportunities:

Amelia Earhart Fellowship with up to 30 awards being offered of $10,000 each. It may be used at any university or college offering accredited post-graduate courses and degrees in these fields. Since the program’s inception in 1938, Zonta has awarded 1,794 Amelia Earhart Fellowships, totaling more than US$12.2 million, to 1,365 women from 80 countries. Opening in August.
Women in Business Scholarship with up to 10 awards being offered of $10,000 each, annually. Opening in September.
Women in STEM Scholarship with up to 16 awards being offered of 10,000 each. Opening in September.

The application process must start with a Zonta club. All application materials must be received at a Zonta club by the deadline given by the individual club.

Please access the website for additional details regarding individual scholarship and fellowship offers.

For further information, please select links below:

https://www.zonta.org/Web/Our_Programs/Education/Web/Programs/Education_Home.aspx?hkey=ba5aaa93-9106-436b-8f2a-dc1acff389dd

In 1970, Walter J. Brown established the Watson-Brown Foundation primarily to provide “college opportunities for underprivileged boys and girls.” Named for Thomas E. Watson and J.J. Brown, the Foundation awards annually more than $2.4 million in merit and need-based college scholarships to students from an eighteen-county region of Georgia and South Carolina. Walter Brown also set a precedent for preservation, especially as it related to the history of the South. Today, the Foundation owns and operates three historic sites in Georgia and explores history through the eyes of the men who created them. Finally, the Foundation operates a grant program that encourages responsible scholarship on the South and supports historic preservation. The Foundation is based in Thomson, Georgia, hometown of Thomas E. Watson. Walter J. Brown was a journalist and a broadcast pioneer who built and chaired what would become Spartan Communications, Inc., one of the larger privately held TV companies in the country.

Early in his career, Brown had an office in the White House when he served on the staff of Secretary of State James F. Byrnes. Brown’s enduring love for politics was eclipsed only by his respect for Jimmy Byrnes. Inspired in part by Byrnes’s philanthropy–which in 1948 established the James F. Byrnes Foundation–Brown created his own private Foundation in 1970. Named for Thomas E. Watson and J.J. Brown, the men to whom Brown attributed his success, the Watson-Brown Foundation today continues to ensure that hundreds of deserving students are provided the opportunity to excel at the college of their choice. The primary mission of the Watson-Brown Foundation is providing need and merit-based scholarships to select Georgia and South Carolina students attending accredited four-year colleges and universities in the United States.

Scholarship funds may only be used to cover approved cost of attendance expenses for a recipient’s first four eligible years of undergraduate study. The number of eligible funding semesters awarded to new recipients is determined based on the applicant’s total years of post-secondary education completed as of the initial semester of award eligibility, shown below:

Zero years of post-secondary education completed: eight potential semesters of eligibility.
One year of post-secondary education completed: six potential semesters of eligibility.
Two years of post-secondary education completed: four potential semesters of eligibility.
Three years of post-secondary education completed: two potential semesters of eligibility.

The primary mission of the Watson-Brown Foundation is providing need and merit-based scholarships to select Georgia and South Carolina students attending accredited four-year colleges and universities in the United States. The scholarships are renewable in amounts of $3000 and $5000. More than 900 current and rising college students receive money from the Watson-Brown Foundation every year. The Watson-Brown scholarships are designed to fund students’ academic goals from the first day of classes through graduation. Our founder, Walter J. Brown, believed college education provided the best avenue towards success and fulfillment. In 1970, he established a private Foundation to support that belief. The Watson-Brown Foundation scholarships are awarded to students from communities in and near the Savannah River valley where Brown was raised and spent the majority of his adult life. Eligible students must be from one of the 23 counties listed below. A student's permanent address must be within the designated county region at the time of high school graduation. Current high school seniors or current undergraduate students may apply for the scholarship. Students must plan to attend a 4 year, regionally accredited, non-profit college. The Foundation recognizes colleges and universities accredited by one of the six regional accreditation agencies, such as SACS.

GEORGIA

Burke
Columbia
Elbert
Glascock
Hart
Jefferson
Jenkins
Lincoln
McDuffie
Richmond
Screven
Taliaferro
Warren
Wilkes

SOUTH CAROLINA:

Abbeville
Aiken
Allendale
Bamberg
Barnwell
Edgefield
Greenville
McCormick
Spartanburg

Decision letters for all submitted applications will be mailed from the Thomson, Georgia office of the Watson-Brown Foundation by April 15th of each year.

Scholarship funds in the amount of $3,000 will be mailed to a recipient’s college or university of choice twice yearly: once in the Fall semester (July) and once in the Spring semester (January). Scholarship funds cannot be rolled over into subsequent semesters or pooled for future use. Each recipient will have up to $3,000 of funding available for each eligible semester. Scholarship funds may only be used to cover approved cost of attendance expenses for a recipient’s first four eligible years of undergraduate study. The number of eligible funding semesters awarded to new recipients is determined based on the applicant’s total years of post-secondary education completed as of the initial semester of award eligibility.

To access the main website, please select link below:
https://watson-brown.org/

Education is a key part of success, and we focus on bringing that to students in North America through our Burger King (BK) Scholars Program. The BK Scholars Program is the Foundation’s flagship program, established to honor the legacy of the Burger King brand’s co-founder James W. McLamore, whose commitment to philanthropy and education made him a pillar of community service throughout his lifetime. Through the program, we award scholarships to deserving high school seniors and Burger King® employees and their families to help advance their education. Because of Jim, his legacy, and the support of franchisees, the scholars program, per Scholarship America has now awarded a total of $64 million in scholarships to more than 55,000 deserving students throughout North America since 2000. Our goal is to grant one scholarship for every BK® restaurant — that’s more than $7 million each year! Scholarships range from $1,000 to $60,000 and are intended to offset the cost of attending college or post-secondary vocational/technical school. Recipients are selected through an application process that takes into consideration their grade point average (GPA), work experience, extracurricular activities, community service, and financial need. In 2025 alone, the Foundation awarded over $4.8 million in scholarships to nearly 4,500 students

In 2011, the McLamore Family added a new category to the BK Scholars program to help make an even greater impact. The James W. McLamore WHOPPER Scholarship Award was created, allowing the Foundation to grant $60,000 awards to three deserving students each year.

The Burger King Foundation is a U.S. based 501(c)(3) public nonprofit that believes without education you limit your potential to be your own way. Inspired by Burger King Restaurants co-founder, Jim McLamore, it's our mission to create brighter futures by empowering individuals and feeding potential through education and emergency relief. As a global Foundation, the Burger King Foundation partners with select nonprofits focusing on scholarships, literacy, and creating sustainable learning environments.

The program is administered by Scholarship America®, the nation’s largest designer and manager of scholarships and other education support programs for corporations, foundations, associations, and individuals. Eligibility for individual programs is determined at the sole discretion of the sponsor and eligible applications are reviewed by Scholarship America’s evaluation team. The application period for the 2027-2028 cycle opens on October 15th, 2026 and will be open until we receive 30,000 applications or until December 15th, 2026.

Please select link below for information about the scholarship program:

https://www.burgerkingfoundation.org/programs/burger-king-sm-scholars

Established in 1981, we are one of the nation's longest-running American Indian scholarship non-profit organizations with 45 Years Serving Native American Students, 300 Federally Recognized Tribes That We Serve,52,000 Scholarships Awarded Since 2005, & $45,000,000 Invested In Native American Students. The American Indian Services (AIS) Scholarship program is to help undergraduate Native American/Alaska Native students with financial support to attend a college or university, maintain enrollment, and graduate. Scholarship Awards are based on need for the term the student is applying for and are allocated directly to the school for the student. Students will need to have their own email account in order to apply.

Award amounts are based on need for the term the student is applying for and are allocated directly to the school for the student. Award amounts vary depending on funds available with College/University Scholarships of up to $2000. The amount and number of awards (for each deadline) may be subject to change.

Receipt of a scholarship award in one term does not guarantee receipt or the same amount in successive terms.

Eligibility Requirements:

Enrolled or will enroll as a matriculated student in a university, college, junior college, or technical school (incoming freshman accepted).
An enrolled member of a U.S. Federally Recognized American Indian or Alaska Native Tribe, or descendant of a base roll member.
Undergraduate student with no more than 150-semester credits or 210 quarter credits. First bachelor’s degree only. *Graduate studies NOT eligible.
Full-time or part-time status – excluding non-credit courses, taking a minimum of 6 credits per term.
Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.25 must be established and maintained after the first term of college.
Applicants must be: An enrolled member of a U.S. Federally Recognized American Indian Tribe, Alaska Native Tribe, or Alaska Native Entity; or

A direct descendant of a base roll member of a U.S. Federally Recognized Tribe and able to provide documentation establishing the relationship.

School of choice MUST be an accredited school. Check the accreditation status with your school. (If your school is not accredited by any of the accreditation agencies, it is not eligible.)

American Indian Services offers two scholarship award cycles each year. Applicants should apply for the award cycle that corresponds with their upcoming term of enrollment. Students who are enrolled during both award periods may apply to both the September and January award cycles, provided they meet all eligibility requirements and application deadlines.

JANUARY AWARD Application Opens: September 1 Application Deadline: November 1 (For students attending during the Spring Semester, Winter Quarter, or equivalent academic term).
SEPTEMBER AWARD Application Opens: May 1 Application Deadline: July 1 (For students attending during the Fall Semester, Fall Quarter, or equivalent academic term).

Incomplete applications will not be processed. Late documents or applications will not be accepted. Please do not contact our office regarding the status of your application. Notification emails will go out during the month of the award name. September Award notification will go out in September, and January Award notifications will go out in January to the email you signed up with. Your application status online will also be updated. Students will be required to write a thank you letter if approved, which needs to be submitted by the specified deadline. Scholarship awards will be sent to the school after receipt of thank you letters.

If you have questions visit our FAQ or contact the AIS Scholarship Department. You can send an email to scholarship [at] americanindianservices.org (scholarship[at]americanindianservices[dot]org) or call 801-375-1777 ext. 1002.

To access the scholarship details website, please select link below:

https://www.americanindianservices.org/scholarships

Asian Pacific Islanders American (APIA) have served over 8,000 students, from all 50 states and US territories. Scholarships at APIA Scholars are open to all undergraduate students attending U.S. accredited colleges or universities. Scholarship amounts range from $2,500 one-year awards to $20,000 multi-year awards. APIA Scholars has a focus on supporting students who live at or below the poverty line and are in the first generation of their family to attend college. APIA Scholars has a wide range of scholarship opportunities including those for students currently attending or planning to attend 2-year as well as 4-year colleges. We welcome students from all backgrounds to apply; please note that the selection process prioritizes those who demonstrate significant financial need.

Over the last 20 years, we have awarded scholarships to over 12,000 students, from all 50 states including Hawaii and Alaska, as well as from the American Pacific Islands including Guam, the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Republic of Palau with $261 million awarded in scholarships,71% first generation college students, & 62% at or below poverty line.

Eligibility Criteria

All applicants must:

Be a citizen, national, or legal permanent resident of the United States. Citizens of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Republic of Palau are also eligible to apply.
Be enrolling or continuing as a degree-seeking undergraduate student in a U.S. accredited college or university in fall 2027. Full-time and part-time degree-seeking students are eligible.
Note: students pursuing an associate or bachelor’s degree are eligible to apply; students who have already earned a bachelor’s degree or higher are not eligible to apply.

The 2027-2028 APIA Scholarship application will be open from November 15, 2026, to January 15, 2027.

Please find the scholarship website link listed below:

https://apiascholars.org/scholarships/

The Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship (AFE) scholarship presents life-changing opportunities. We want you to apply! When it comes to a paid industry internship and up to $40,000 in scholarships, your time can go a long way. You could be one of the students chosen to win this double-sized opportunity—there’s only one way to find out.

Scholarship Award information:

We will cover your unmet financial need, up to a maximum of $10,000 annually. Once you are selected as a recipient, the Amazon Future Engineer scholarship program will take a look at your financial aid package to determine how much funding you need. For example, if your financial aid package shows that you have an unmet need of $8,000 per year, the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship will give you $8,000. However, if your unmet need is more than $10,000, you will receive the maximum amount of $10,000 per year. Awards are renewable for up to three years or until a bachelor’s degree is earned, whichever occurs first. Renewal is contingent upon the applicant continuing full-time enrollment at an accredited college or university and maintaining a good standing with their university.

Eligibility requirements:

Be a high school senior in the U.S. who is currently enrolled in or who has completed a high school or college dual degree course where computer science is the subject. Students who have not taken this course can opt-in to take an assessment offered by Amazon.
Must demonstrate financial need. This opportunity is to support students with a substantial need for financial assistance.
Be planning to attain a bachelor’s degree in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, or other computer science related field of study from an accredited 4-year college or from a 2-year college with the intent to transfer to a 4-year college.
Must be authorized to work in the U.S. Example: Employment Authorization Document holder, Permanent Resident, or U.S. Citizen.
Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.3 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent).

Questions:

Please e-mail: AmazonFutureEngineer [at] ScholarshipAmerica.org (AmazonFutureEngineer[at]ScholarshipAmerica[dot]org) and we’ll get back to you within two business days.

Sign up for our newsletter to be the first to know when the next cycle opens. https://www.amazonfutureengineer.com/scholarships

Scholarships should open in the fall of October or November of 2026.

Since 1963, members from a single professional society have achieved virtually every milestone in modern American flight. That society is the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). With nearly 30,000 individual members from 91 countries, and 95 corporate members, AIAA is the world’s largest technical society dedicated to the global aerospace profession. Created in 1963 by the merger of the two great aerospace societies of the day, the American Rocket Society (founded in 1930 as the American Interplanetary Society), and the Institute of the Aerospace Sciences (established in 1933 as the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences), AIAA carries forth a proud tradition of more than 80 years of aerospace leadership.. To help support our future aerospace professionals, the AIAA Foundation provides scholarships and graduate awards annually to undergraduate and graduate students in science or engineering programs. In the past 20 years, the AIAA Foundation has provided over 1,300 scholarships and graduate awards to students at more than 150 colleges and universities worldwide.

The AIAA Foundation Undergraduate Scholarships Program offers scholarships to college sophomores, juniors, and seniors each year, and recipients can apply to renew their scholarship annually until they reach graduation.

Through its annual Graduate Awards Program, the AIAA Foundation presents awards to graduate students doing excellent research in the air and space sciences.

Undergraduate Scholarship and Graduate Award applications must be submitted online. Applicants must be AIAA Student Members.

AIAA Foundation has announced twenty (20) winners of its 2025 undergraduate scholarships and graduate awards. Through the AIAA Foundation and supported by its nearly 30,000 members, AIAA annually presents over $235,000 in academic scholarships and STEM educational grants to support the next generation of aerospace professionals. Scholarship awards vary in amounts of $500 to $10,000.

Eligibility requirements:

Must be a current AIAA Student member in good standing,
Must have completed at least 1 academic semester of full-time college work,
Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.300 on a 4.000 scale unless otherwise noted,
Unless otherwise noted, applicants must be enrolled in an accredited college or university within the United States or U.S. Territories,
Applicant's education plan shall be such as to continue coursework in some field of science or engineering that will provide for entry into the aerospace engineering field.

Scholarship applications are being accepted from 01 October to 31 January.

Please select link below to access undergraduate scholarships and graduate awards information:
https://www.aiaa.org/get-involved/students-educators/undergraduate-scholarships-graduate-awards

The Boomer Esiason Foundation (BEF) is a patient advocacy leader for the cystic fibrosis community, fighting to give patients and families a voice. The Boomer Esiason Foundation Scholarship Program was established in 2003 to provide meaningful financial support to students in the cystic fibrosis community who are pursuing higher education. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by those living with or impacted by CF, the program aims to empower students to reach their academic goals without being burdened by financial stress. Through these scholarships, BEF is proud to support and recognize the strength, resilience, and aspirations of individuals who are part of the CF community.

The Boomer Esiason Foundation (BEF) Academic Scholarship supports students living with cystic fibrosis by easing financial burdens so they can focus on their education. Each year, BEF awards scholarships to exceptional students who show resilience, dedication, and academic excellence. Applicants may also qualify for additional financial assistance by submitting an optional essay tied to one of several special scholarship designations, including:

Bonnie Strangio Memorial Scholarship
Awarded to a student who embodies Bonnie’s positive spirit and “can-do” attitude. This recipient approaches life with enthusiasm, values family, and friendship, and pursues their goals with passion despite living with CF.
Rosemary Quigley Memorial Scholarship
Recognizes a student who refuses to let CF limit their potential, and who has a passion for academics—particularly in the fields of medicine, health policy, or law, areas that reflected Rosemary’s own interests.
Jerry Cahill "You Cannot Fail" Distinction
Honors a student on a journey of self-discovery who embraces life’s challenges, shares their story to inspire others, and celebrates the unique path that shapes their identity.
Lea Faraone Memorial Scholarship
Celebrates a student who lives life on their own terms—boldly, passionately, and with a deep commitment to the CF community. Lea loved to travel and was a strong advocate for those with CF.
Tiffany Rich Memorial Scholarship
Awarded in honor of Tiffany Rich, who cherished friendship above all and created a safe, joyful space for everyone in her circle. This designation celebrates a student who uplifts others through kindness, connection, and unwavering encouragement—especially in the face of life’s challenges.
Team Boomer Distinction
Awarded to a student who values physical fitness and actively participates in athletics as part of their CF management and overall wellness.
Exemplary Graduate Student Distinction
Designed for students with CF pursuing graduate studies. Ideal candidates are well-rounded, driven to achieve academic excellence, and open about their experience with CF.

During the application process, students will be given the option to write a long-form essay answering a specific question pertaining to a scholarship designation. Completing the essay automatically enters the student into the pool of candidates who will be considered for additional financial assistance.

Eligibility Criteria - Applicants must:

Have a confirmed diagnosis of cystic fibrosis
Be a US citizen or legal permanent resident of the US
Be enrolled in or accepted to an undergraduate or graduate program
Demonstrate academic achievement, strong character, leadership, community service, and financial need
Applicants may receive a total of $30K for a four-year degree or $45K for a graduate degree and may only receive one scholarship per calendar year.

Application period: Oct 2026 thru April 2027

For further information and to access the scholarship website, please select link listed below:
https://www.esiason.org/assistance/scholarships/

Since 1976, we have partnered with donors to distribute more than $132M to the community. We are committed to bringing Southwest Florida together to solve all of our major social problems by 2040. Achieving this mission will require us to align impact to change systems which will improve regional outcomes. During the 2026 scholarship cycle, Collaboratory awarded $1,597,296 and 218 scholarships through the generous support and passions of our donors. Collaboratory awarded 42 of the scholarships as multi-year awards that support the students beyond their freshman year. Last year, Collaboratory awarded 31 of the scholarships as multi-year awards.

Scholarship support opens doors for students and strengthens the future of Southwest Florida. Through scholarship funds established by generous donors and administered by Collaboratory, students receive vital financial support to pursue education and training aligned with the region’s most in-demand careers. By investing in local talent, we help build a stronger, more resilient workforce, advance shared regional goals, and create lasting change—making Southwest Florida a place where everyone can thrive.

Scholarships offered through Collaboratory provide vital financial support to students in Southwest Florida who are pursuing education and skills that align with the region’s most in-demand careers. By investing in local talent, we help build a stronger, more resilient workforce—contributing to shared regional goals and advancing collective impact. These scholarships are one way we partner with individuals and institutions to create lasting change and make SWFL a place where everyone can thrive. Our Scholarships Program is designed to support students at every stage of their journey. Opportunities are available to high school students, adult learners, and undergraduate and graduate students largely from Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry, and Lee counties. Funding supports those attending vocational and technical colleges, state colleges, and universities anywhere in the country.

Awards are based on a variety of criteria, including academic achievement, community service, chosen field of study, athletic participation, and even attendance at specific schools. With a single application, students can be considered for multiple scholarships that align with their goals and aspirations.

Application period:

Application Opens: November 2, 2026
Application Deadline: January 14, 2027

To access further scholarship information & scholarship site, please select website:
https://collaboratory.org/more/our-scholarships-program/

Derek Hughes was born and raised in Liverpool, England, Derek Hughes began his insurance career there in 1957 with the Royal Exchange Insurance Group. He emigrated to the United States in 1961 and, after working for several insurance firms, found his way to the excess and surplus lines industry and Western World Insurance Company in 1968. He retired from Western World as CEO in 1991. He served on the board of directors of NAPSLO, a WSIA legacy association, and chaired its education committee for many years. During his tenure, he led the development of the association’s first education program, with a goal to both educate and support young talent coming into the industry and to provide ongoing professional development and education for industry veterans and regulators who often misunderstood the surplus lines market. That mission and his legacy remain at the forefront of the association and foundation’s education program today.

Established in 1998, the Derek Hughes Scholarship Program, sponsored by the WSIA Education Foundation, supports undergraduate students pursuing an insurance or business-related program of study. The purpose of the scholarship program is to further the study of insurance and encourage, support, and reward those exceptional students who have an interest in an insurance career and specifically in the surplus lines industry. The program is named for Derek Hughes, to honor his contributions to the surplus line industry and the Foundation.

Scholarship Criteria:

In order to be eligible for this scholarship, students must meet the following guiding principles:

Have an overall GPA of 3.00 or a major GPA of 3.25 or higher (both on a 4.0 scale);
Be a college sophomore, junior or senior enrolled full time in an undergraduate program and not graduating before Fall 2026 (graduate students are not eligible);
Be enrolled full-time (minimum of 12 credit hours) in an undergraduate degree program;
Satisfy one of the following substantive requirements:
Be pursuing a Risk Management and/or Insurance (RMI) major, minor, or concentration; or
Have taken RMI courses; or
Have work experience in the insurance industry.
Plan to pursue a position in the excess and surplus lines industry upon graduation.
Please note that all successful applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S. and will not now or in the future require sponsorship for an employment-based visa status.

Up to 30 $5,000 scholarships will be awarded; $2,500 for Fall 2027 and $2,500 for Spring 2028. For the 2025-2026 school year, there were 33 scholarship recipients. Previous recipients are eligible to receive the scholarship in subsequent years but must reapply each year. Preference is given to students pursing an RMI degree.

Additional benefits to scholarship recipients:

$250 for completion of the Surplus Lines Fundamentals online course
Support to attend a WSIA Education Foundation symposium that is in closest proximity to the student. Includes free registration, $400 travel stipend, and overnight hotel cost.
Resume shared with WSIA members.
Opportunity to sign up for webinars offered through WSIA.

Application period:
November 2026 - application opens
March 2027 - application deadline

Please visit the website below regarding the scholarship opportunity:

https://www.wsia.org/wcm/Foundation/Scholarships/wcm/Foundation/Scholarships___Grants.aspx

The Ron Brown Scholarship Program (RBSP) honors the legacy of Ronald H. Brown through a selective scholarship program that advances higher education for community-minded and intellectually gifted African Americans. The Ron Brown Scholarship honors the legacy of Ronald H. Brown through a selective scholarship program that advances higher education for community-minded and intellectually gifted African Americans. RBSP competitively awards 20 four-year $40,000 scholarships ($10,000 each year) to the most talented and economically-challenged high school seniors who demonstrate a keen interest in public service, community engagement, business entrepreneurship and global citizenship – the four pillars of the late Ronald H. Brown’s mission to uplift people of all races, cultures and ethnicities – especially our disadvantaged youth.

Recipients may use the renewable scholarships to attend an accredited four-year college or university of their choice within the United States. Ron Brown scholarships are not limited to any specific field or career objective and may be used to pursue any academic discipline. Since the Program’s inception in 1996, 683 students have been designated as Ron Brown Scholars. Scholars attend a wide range of schools and are not limited in where they may attend or the discipline they may study. Ron Brown Scholars boast a 99% graduation rate; more than 60% attend Ivy League colleges and universities, with approximately 54% pursuing graduate or professional degrees. Each year approximately 5,000 high school students compete for the prestigious Ron Brown Scholarship. Candidates undergo a rigorous screening which involves assessment of their academic achievements, leadership experience, writing skills, commitment to service and financial need. Twenty students will be awarded and named Ron Brown Scholars. Applicants for the Ron Brown Scholarship MUST be Black/African American, US citizens or permanent residents, and a current high school senior at the time of their application.

Eligibility Requirements:

Interested applicants are strongly encouraged to apply for the Ron Brown Scholar Program provided you meet the following requirements:

Must be Black/African American.
Must excel academically.
Must exhibit exceptional leadership potential.
Must participate in community service activities.
Demonstrate financial need.
Be a US citizen or hold a permanent resident visa card.
Be a current high school senior at the time of your application. NOTE: Current college students are not eligible to apply.
Our Leaders Network connects Scholars, Captains, and Alumni with career development opportunities, mentorship, and a robust professional network

Application period:

Currently open
Application deadline: Dec 1st

To access the scholarship information, please select link listed below:
https://ronbrown.org/ron-brown-scholarship/

The Taco Bell Foundation empowers the next generation to Live Más, by breaking down barriers, encouraging passions and feeding curiosity for the unconventional. We empower fearless dreamers and risk-takers to find their own paths by unlocking opportunities – whether in food, arts, the trades, entrepreneurship, and beyond. Since 1992, the Taco Bell Foundation has reached nearly 12 million young people across the country and has awarded more than $231 million in grants and scholarships, focused on education and career readiness. This isn’t your typical scholarship. No GPAs. No standardized test scores. Just you, your passion, and your boldest dreams.

We’re all about fueling the doers, dreamers, and cultural rebels who know how to Live Más. Whether you’re just discovering what fires you up, chasing your passion every day, or turning it into something bigger, the Live Más Scholarship is here to help you level up.

This year, the Taco Bell Foundation is awarding $14.5 million to more than 1,500 students — including over 400 Taco Bell Team Members — fueling what’s next as they pursue paths across trade schools, culinary programs, agriculture, healthcare, and universities. Last year: award amounts are $5,000, $10,000 or $25,000 per student. And 2025 was big for the Foundation. This report will cover all our wins, but here are just a few that we’re particularly proud of:

Raised $58 million through partner and Round Up donations
Granted a record $28 million to local nonprofit partners
Awarded $14 million in scholarships for the Live Más Scholarship 10 Year Anniversary

Eligibility Requirements:

Legal resident of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia (“D.C.”) located within the United States or D.C., or the dependent child of an active-duty member of the U.S. military,
Between 16 and 26 years of age;
On track to apply for (pending receipt of a high school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent) or currently enrolled in an accredited post-high school/post-secondary program (two‑year, four‑year, vocational‑technical, or trade);

Based upon last years’ application period the application period:

Application period: Opening this Fall
Selection period: Early 2027

Please see Taco Bell Foundation Information link listed below:

https://www.tacobellfoundation.org/

Nurses Education Funds (NEF) mission is to promote leadership and health equity through scholarship support for professional nurses seeking master’s and doctoral degrees in nursing education, practice, and research.

Since 1912, NEF has awarded more than 1,500 scholarships for advanced degrees in nursing. Each year the nurse members of the NEF Board of Directors review the eligible scholarship applications and follow a graded objective evaluation process to determine their evaluations. Once the evaluation grades are complete, the NEF Criteria and Eligibility Committee follows an established screening and scholarship selection protocol and submits the names of those scholars recommended for scholarships to the NEF Board of Directors for approval.

NEF scholarships are awarded directly to the successful applicants and not to their college or university. There may be potential tax implications, and scholarship recipients are advised to contact a tax advisor for clarification.

Applicants are encouraged to review the scholarship requirements below before accessing the application.

Eligibility Requirements
The following requirements must be met by ALL applicants:

Current RN license/Registration with current expiration date, from any state within the USA Required
Current national professional nursing association membership with a current expiration date – such as the American Nurses Association, or specialty organization and/or evidence of international honor society membership (Sigma Theta Tau International). You will be asked to upload a copy of your membership card.
Proof of current citizenship or legal residency status, such as:
- United States Passport (biographic page) with current expiration date
- Birth Certificate
- Naturalization Certificate from the USCIS
- Permanent Resident (Green) Card with current expiration date.

Specific Requirements

Master’s degree applicant must have:
- Completed a baccalaureate degree in nursing (or the equivalent requirement if enrolled in an “entry” level Master’s program).
- Enrolled either full or part-time in a professionally accredited* nursing program ∆.
- Completed at least 12 graded credits (pass/fail & satisfactory credits are not counted) of the master’s program at the time the application is submitted.
- Maintained a minimum GPA of 3.6.
Doctoral degree (PhD, DNP, DNAP, EdD) applicant must have:
- Completed a bachelor’s and master's degree.
- Enrolled either full or part-time in a professionally accredited* nursing program ∆.
- Completed at least 12 graded credits (pass/fail & satisfactory credits are not counted) of the program at the time the application is submitted.
- Maintained a minimum GPA of 3.6.
Accelerated BSN to Doctoral (PhD, DNP, DNAP, EdD) applicant (includes student without a master's degree in nursing)
- Enrolled full or part-time in a professionally accredited* nursing program ∆.
- Completed 40 graded credits (pass/fail & satisfactory credits are not counted) of the program at the time the application is submitted.
- Maintained a minimum GPA of 3.6.

The next NEF Scholarship application process opens October 1, 2026, and will remain open until February 1, 2027.

There were thirty-four (34) award recipients for the 2026-2027 school year ranging in value between $2500 - $10,000.

To access the scholarship application, please select link listed below:
https://n-e-f.org/apply.html

The Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship Fund, since the fund began giving scholarships, has provided more than 4,400 students with over $70 million in scholarship grants. Stephen and Betty Phillips two took a great interest in helping students obtain a college education which for many in Salem was not within reach. Mrs. Phillips was particularly interested in assisting students achieve a college education as she personally struggled for years to complete her undergraduate and graduate degrees due to lack of finances and health issues. With Stephen Phillips’s death in 1971, Betty Phillips sought to establish a substantial scholarship fund to help college students with limited financial resources achieve high academic goals. Twenty years after her husband’s death, Mrs. Phillips set in motion what is today the Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship Fund. From 1991 until her death in 1996, Mrs. Phillips was personally involved in selecting the scholarship recipients.

The Award details are listed below:

Scholarships from the Phillips Fund are awarded every year to over 150 new applicants and over 300 returning scholars, to achieve our mission of making college more accessible by removing financial barriers.
Awards from the Phillips Scholarship range from $500 to $20,000. Individual award amounts are based on each applicant’s unmet need. The average award each year is in the $6,000 to $10,000 range.
The award is renewable for up to four undergraduate years provided a GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale is maintained during college and financial need does not change substantially.
Award amounts may change from year to year as recipients’ financial situations change. If a recipient transfers to a different college or experiences any significant financial shift that reduces their need, their eligibility will be reconsidered, and the award may be recalculated.

Eligibility Requirements:

Entering or returning student at an accredited undergraduate institution in the United States and must be enrolled full-time (at least 12 hours).
Pursuing a bachelor’s degree (BA, BS, BFA, BSN for example) for the first time. Students in one-year or two-year certificate or associate’s degree programs do not qualify. Students in five-plus year programs ending in a master’s degree or beyond may apply for the first four (undergraduate) years of their programs.
A United States citizen OR noncitizen who EITHER a) has a current lawful presence in the United States and employment authorization OR b) files (or is the dependent of a parent who files) a US tax return.
A permanent resident of a New England state: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, or Vermont.
Have a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
Be enrolled in a demanding course of study.
Demonstrate skilled writing.
Applications for the 2027-2028 school year will open in December and will be due Monday, May 3, 2027, at 12pm, noon.
Additional requirements listed on website.

Financial Need

Qualifying applicants will demonstrate the following:

A SAI (Student Aid Index) from the FAFSA Submission Summary (FSS) that is 13,000 or less (contact staff [at] spscholars.org (staff[at]spscholars[dot]org) if your SAI is greater than 13,000 but you believe there are extenuating financial circumstances)
Financial unmet need of $7,000 or more at the college of their choice as determined by the Financial Eligibility Calculator
A low to moderate parent Adjusted Gross Income (AGI)

It may help to know that, in 2026, 96% of newly awarded students had federal SAIs of less than 10,000, and 93% had family AGIs of $100,000 or less.

Citizenship, Character, and Serious-Mindedness

Strong applicants would:

Demonstrate a desire to make a meaningful contribution to society both present and future
Be involved in a balance of community, school, and work activities
Pursue goals and aspirations with integrity, resolution, self-discipline, and judgment
Work part time

To access further information concerning Scholarship Fund, application process, eligibility process, please see link(s) below:

https://phillips-scholarship.org/

The Mercedes-Benz U.S. International Scholarship Program has been established by Mercedes-Benz U.S. International, Inc. (MBUSI) since 2003, to assist Alabama high school seniors and dependent children of MBUSI Team Members who plan to continue education in college or vocational school programs. Scholarships are offered each year for full-time study at an accredited institution of the student’s choice.

If selected as a recipient, the student will receive a one-time scholarship. Up to ten (10) awards will be granted each year, with half of the scholarships being granted to children of Team Members, the other half to students from high schools in the selected areas.

This scholarship program is administered by Scholarship Management Services, a department of Scholarship America. Scholarship America is a national nonprofit educational support and student aid service organization that seeks to involve and assist the private sector in expanding educational opportunities and encouraging educational achievement. Awards are granted without regard to race, color, creed, religion, gender, disability, or national origin.

Need help? Reach out to us at:

Email: mercedes-benz [at] scholarshipamerica.org (mercedes-benz[at]scholarshipamerica[dot]org)
Telephone: (507) 931-1682
Toll-free telephone: (800) 537-4180
Business hours:
Monday through Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. central time zone
Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon central time zone
Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Applications are accepted between January through March 12, 2027.

Applicants to the Mercedes-Benz U.S. International Scholarship Program must be:

High school seniors living in or attending school in Alabama who plan to enroll in a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited two- or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school by Fall 2027.

High school seniors who are dependent* children of full-time Mercedes-Benz U.S. International, Inc. Team Members who plan to enroll in a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited two- or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school by Fall 2027.

*Dependent children are defined as natural and legally adopted children or stepchildren living in the Team Member’s household or primarily supported by the Team Member.

Children of the Mercedes Benz U.S. International Executive Management Team (e.g., E2s) are ineligible.

Check out the website for more details:
https://mbusi.com/about/corporate-info/scholarships

Established in 2017, the Vertex Foundation Scholarship Program has awarded over $3 million in scholarships, helping students turn their educational aspirations into reality. Recipients receive a $5,000 award issued in United States dollars (USD) or Canadian dollars (CAD) based on the recipient’s residence. While awards are not renewable, students may reapply to the program each year they meet eligibility requirements.

We aim to support the next generation of innovators by fostering student interest in science, technology, engineering and math (STEAM) and strengthening innovation skills.

We work with organizations in our communities to:

Support young women and under-resourced students to pursue and succeed in STEAM fields
Maximize our community impact by partnering with local leaders, educators, and institutions to advance science
Provide opportunities for Vertex employees to share their passion and experience by serving as volunteer mentors and teachers

The Vertex Foundation Scholarship helps people with cystic fibrosis (CF), sickle cell disease (SCD), transfusion-dependent beta thalassemia (TDT), and their families (spouses, siblings, caregivers and children) pursue two-year, three-year, four-year or graduate degrees by easing the financial challenges of higher education and supporting their educational goals. When one person is diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF), it affects the entire family. Whether it's fear of the unknown, financial burdens, and/or impact on quality of life, every member of the family is impacted by this progressive, genetic disease that affects the lungs and many other organs in the body. Recognizing this dynamic within patient families, the Vertex Foundation awards scholarships to help support the education of students in Canada and the U.S who are impacted by CF — whether they live with the diagnosis or are an immediate family member or caregiver.

Eligibility:

The scholarship is open to all legal residents of the U.S. or Canada who are full-time or part-time students in good academic standing and plan to be enrolled at an accredited institution in the U.S. or Canada for the entire upcoming academic year. Applicants must either have been diagnosed with CF, SCD, or TDT, or be an immediate family member of someone diagnosed with one of these conditions.

The application cycle for the Vertex Foundation Scholarship for CF for the 2026 academic year has closed. It will reopen in January 2027 for the 2027 academic year.

Please select link below to access scholarship site:

https://www.vertexfoundation.org/healthy-families/

The Scott and Kim Verplank Foundation provides annually, renewable college scholarships to students beginning their undergraduate studies of up to $10,000 to be used toward tuition, student fees, and books. Scholarships are renewable for up to a maximum of four years for any one recipient based on completing the renewal requirements. Recipients are selected from a pool of applicants meeting the following criteria:

Minimum Criteria:

High School Senior (students already in college are not eligible),
Childhood diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes,
Successfully managing diabetes with proper medication, exercise and diet,
Commitment to education by maintaining in excess of a 3.0 grade point average,
Commitment to participating in athletics by actively participating on an organized team,
United States Citizen,
Completion of application with supporting documentation and endorsements.

General Information:

Applications are accepted beginning January 1 of a student’s Senior year in high school,
Awardees must maintain a 3.0 grade point average until graduation,
To be considered for funding to begin in the fall of 2027, applications must be received by the Foundation by April 15, 2027. Applications received after April 15 will not be considered.

Timeline and Process:

Once an application is considered completed, the student will see an “application received” message on the screen.
An Applicant Portfolio will be prepared and reviewed by the Foundation Office for consideration of the Verplank Scholarship. Only information in application and requested by Foundation will be considered.
Please do not send unsolicited information to be considered. Unsolicited information will not be reviewed or added to application.
Applicant Portfolio reviews begin in April for qualified applications.
Additional information may be requested from applicants during the review process including but not limited to completion of Supplemental Survey and Budget.
The Foundation Board of Directors will announce their selections in late June 2027. All applicants will receive an email regarding their status.
Upon selection and notification of award in June, Verplank Scholars will receive information about Award Activation and Renewal Requirements.

Please select the website listed below for more information:

https://verplankfoundation.com/scholarships/

Established in 1998, the Derek Hughes Scholarship Program, sponsored by the WSIA Education Foundation, supports undergraduate students pursuing an insurance or business-related program of study. The purpose of the scholarship program is to further the study of insurance and encourage, support, and reward those exceptional students who have an interest in an insurance career and specifically in the surplus lines industry. The program is named for Derek Hughes, to honor his contributions to the surplus line industry and the Foundation.

Born and raised in Liverpool, England, Derek Hughes began his insurance career there in 1957 with the Royal Exchange Insurance Group. He emigrated to the United States in 1961 and, after working for several insurance firms, found his way to the excess and surplus lines industry and Western World Insurance Company in 1968. He retired from Western World as CEO in 1991.

Hughes served on the board of directors of NAPSLO, a WSIA legacy association, and chaired its education committee for many years. During his tenure, he led the development of the association’s first education program, with a goal to both educate and support young talent coming into the industry and to provide ongoing professional development and education for industry veterans and regulators who often misunderstood the surplus lines market. That mission and his legacy remain at the forefront of the association and foundation’s education program today.

Up to 30 $5,000 scholarships will be awarded; $2,500 for Fall 2027 and $2,500 for Spring 2028.

Scholarship Criteria:

To be eligible for this scholarship, students must meet the following guiding principles:

Have an overall GPA of 3.25 or a major GPA of 3.5 or higher (both on a 4.0 scale);
Be a college sophomore, junior or senior enrolled full time in an undergraduate program and not graduating before Fall 2026 (graduate students are not eligible);
Be enrolled full-time (minimum of 12 credit hours) in an undergraduate degree program;
Satisfy one of the following substantive requirements:
- Be pursuing a Risk Management and/or Insurance (RMI) major, minor, or concentration; or
- Have taken RMI courses; or
- Have work experience in the insurance industry.
Plan to pursue a position in the excess and surplus lines industry upon graduation.
Please note that all successful applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S. and will not now or in the future require sponsorship for an employment-based visa status.
Previous recipients are eligible to receive the scholarship in subsequent years but must reapply each year. Preference is given to students pursuing an RMI degree.

Timeline:

Scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year have been awarded.
2027-2028 scholarships:
- November 2026 - application opens
- March 2027 - application deadline
- April 2027 - scholarship winners announced
- July 2027 - $2,500 checks issued for Fall 2027 semester
- January 2028 - $2,500 checks issued for Spring 2028 semester.

Additional benefits to scholarship recipients:

$250 for completion of the Surplus Lines Fundamentals online course
Support to attend a WSIA Education Foundation symposium that is in closest proximity to the student. Includes free registration, $400 travel stipend, and overnight hotel cost.
Resume shared with WSIA members.
Opportunity to sign up for webinars offered through WSIA

Please visit the website below regarding the scholarship opportunity:

https://www.wsia.org/wcm/Foundation/Scholarships/wcm/Foundation/Scholarships___Grants.aspx

The George Snow Scholarship Fund was established in 1982 as a memorial to George Snow, a Boca Raton developer who lost his life in a helicopter accident in 1980. Mr. Snow moved to Boca Raton in 1958 to take a position as a high school math teacher at what is now Atlantic High School in Delray Beach. Later Mr. Snow moved his career into the fields of real estate and construction, but he always remembered the importance of education and during his lifetime was active in trying to help those individuals who were trying to help themselves. These same ideals are those that shape the mission of the George Snow Scholarship Fund.Known as experts in scholarship administration, the George Snow Scholarship Fund has developed a reputation for creating innovative programs which address the educational needs of those in our community. The George Snow Scholarship Fund is dedicated to helping deserving students within the community achieve their career goals through their pursuit of higher education. By providing financial assistance and a host of supplementary support services, we ensure that your scholarship recipients have the resources they need to thrive academically. In 2026, The George Snow Scholarship Fund awarded over $ 7,390,207.29 in scholarships and Scholar Support Services to 471 hardworking students across South Florida. Since 1982, we’ve invested 47,176,526.73 in the lives of more than 4,171,students!

George Snow Scholarship Fund offers a wide variety of scholarships, each with their own requirements for eligibility. However, our most common scholarships are offered to high school seniors attending school in Palm Beach County or Broward County. All home-schooled students who are zoned for attendance at any Palm Beach County or Broward County High School qualify.

Eligibility requirements:

Must be a high school senior
Must attend a Palm Beach County or Broward County high school
Must have financial need
No minimum GPA or test score requirements
Can attend ANY accredited school: College, University, Technical, Trade or Vocational School
Can pursue ANY major
No GPA or test score requirements
Scholars can major in any subject
Scholars can attend any accredited college, university, Technical, Trade, or vocational school in the country
These are 4 Year Scholarships (No need to reapply each year!)
Snow Scholars have access to additional Support Services throughout college

Timeline:

Applications open on November 1st
Applications close on February 1st at 11:59 PM (Eastern Time)

Please select link below to access more information concerning the scholarship:

https://scholarship.org/

Indigenous Education, Inc. (IEI) manages the Cobell Scholarship — connecting American Indian and Alaska Native students with the funding Elouise Cobell's settlement made possible. Elouise Pepion Cobell filed against the federal government in 1996 on behalf of 300,000 Native trust beneficiaries. When the settlement was signed in 2010, sixty million dollars of it went to send the next generation to college. Elouise Cobell spent twenty-five years in court fighting to keep a promise — tuition, mentorship, and a community of Native scholars across every field, carried forward in her name.

Indigenous Education, Inc. was established to manage the Cobell Scholarship Fund created by the landmark settlement. We work alongside tribal communities, educational institutions, and partner organizations to ensure that every eligible American Indian and Alaska Native student has access to the funding they deserve, across university, graduate, vocational, and trade paths. This fund was born from a fight against broken trust, and our values reflect that origin: transparency, equity, and an unwavering commitment to Native students in everything we do.

Without exception, Cobell Scholarship opportunities are only available to individuals attending public or private, nonprofit institutions that are nationally, regionally, or industry accredited. Eligible institutions appear in a dropdown menu in OASIS. If your school isn't listed, contact IEI to determine if it should be added or if it doesn't qualify. For-profit institutions are not eligible.

There is no minimum GPA requirement. However, IEI considers these general guidelines to be competitive: 3.5 or higher for Graduate and Professional applicants, 3.25 or higher for Undergraduate and post-baccalaureate applicants, and 2.0 or higher for Vocational applicants. If your GPA falls below these benchmarks, you should still apply — but be prepared to explain your strengths in other areas. All applications are individually reviewed in a holistic process that looks well beyond GPA.

Scholarship amounts vary based on degree level. The Scholarship opportunities for the Academic Year 2026-2027 are as follows:

Scholarship/Fellowship Award Amount(s) Application Period

Undergraduate Scholarship $5,000 New Awardees Dec. 15 – March 31

$8,000 Returning Awardees

Graduate & Professional $12,500 Dec.15-March 31

Summer Scholarship Varies Feb.15-May 4

Graduate Summer
Research Fellowship $5,000 Sep.1-Jan.10

Dissertation Writing
Year Fellowship $30,000 Sep.1-Jan.10

Most applicants must intend to enroll full-time (as determined by your institution), be degree-seeking, and making progress toward graduation. In some instances, part-time enrollment can be considered depending on the situation. There is a section in OASIS for Additional Comments where you can explain and clarify attendance other than full-time. These circumstances are reviewed on an individual basis from completed applications only — not by phone or email.

Eligibility Requirements:

Enrolled member of a U.S. Federally-recognized American Indian Tribe or Alaska Native Corporation
Pursuing post-secondary education at an accredited, nonprofit institution of higher education (university, community college, trade school)
Enrolled full-time and seeking a degree or credential

To access the main website, please select link below:

https://cobellscholar.org/

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