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Up to $7,395/year

Undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need (determined by FAFSA EFC).

$100 – $4,000/year

Undergraduates with exceptional financial need. Pell Grant recipients get priority. Funds vary by school.

Varies (hourly wages, typically $10–$20/hr)

Students with financial need who want to earn money through part-time employment while enrolled.

$2,500 one-time (corporate/college-sponsored awards vary)

High school juniors who score in the top 1% on the PSAT/NMSQT and advance through the selection process.

$20,000

High school seniors with a minimum 3.0 GPA who demonstrate leadership and community service.

Full cost of attendance (last-dollar funding)

Pell-eligible high school seniors who are Black, Hispanic, Asian/Pacific Islander, or Native American with a minimum 3.3 GPA.

$20,000 over 4 years + laptop + textbook credits

Students who have participated in an approved college-readiness program, demonstrate financial need, and have a minimum 2.4 GPA.

Up to $55,000/year

High-achieving high school seniors with financial need (family income under $95,000). Minimum 3.5 GPA.

Full 4-year scholarship at partner colleges

High-achieving, low-income high school seniors (generally household income under $65,000).

Up to $250,000 (top award)

High school seniors who complete an independent science, math, or engineering research project.

Up to $100,000

High school students who compete in regional and national ISEF-affiliated science fairs.

Varies ($500 – $80,000)

Students who have participated in FIRST Robotics competitions. Over $80 million in scholarships from 200+ providers.

$7,500/year for up to 2 years

College sophomores and juniors pursuing research careers in STEM fields. Must be nominated by their institution.

$40,000 (4 years) + paid internship at Amazon

High school seniors planning to study computer science at an accredited US university.

$1,000 – $10,000 (Gold Medal Portfolio awards)

Students in grades 7–12 who submit original works of art or writing in 29 categories.

Up to $10,000 cash + mentorship

Students ages 15–18 (or grades 10–12) in visual, literary, or performing arts.

Up to $10,000 + Presidential Scholar nomination

YoungArts winners invited to Miami for masterclasses and performances with top artists.

Varies ($500 – $10,000)

DECA members who have competed at state or international events in marketing, finance, hospitality, or management.

Up to $25,000

Students who participate in NFTE entrepreneurship programs and compete in the national business plan competition.

$1,000 – $10,000

SkillsUSA members pursuing careers in trade, technical, or skilled service occupations.

Varies (typically $5,000 – $10,000)

Students planning to pursue a career in the skilled trades. Must demonstrate work ethic and commitment to a trade skill.

$1,000 – $25,000

Current or former FFA members pursuing degrees in agriculture or related fields.

$2,500 – $15,000

Students in grades 5–12 who have demonstrated outstanding community service and social impact.

Up to $60,000 over 4 years

High school seniors who are US citizens. Judged on academics, leadership, and financial need.

$10,000 – $25,000

High school seniors who demonstrate ambition and drive through outstanding achievement in school or community activities.

Varies ($500 – full tuition at member schools)

Students who compete in varsity esports at NACE member colleges. Over 170 member schools offer scholarships.

Full tuition at any Indiana college + $900/year stipend

Indiana residents with strong academics, leadership, and community involvement. Awarded through local community foundations.

$500 – $5,000

Active members of the United Methodist Church who are enrolled or planning to enroll at UMC-related colleges.

$1,000 – $7,500

CAP cadet members pursuing aerospace, aviation, or STEM studies.

Varies ($500 – $10,000+, many specific programs)

African American students with financial need attending UNCF member institutions or other accredited colleges.

$500 – $5,000

Students of Hispanic heritage with a minimum 3.0 GPA who are US citizens, permanent residents, or DACA-eligible.

Up to $20,000

Asian or Pacific Islander American students with financial need and community involvement.

Varies ($1,000 – $10,000)

Native American and Alaska Native students attending tribal colleges or mainstream universities.

Varies (average $10,000–$15,000/year, renewable)

LGBTQ+ students with strong academics and leadership who face financial barriers to education.

Varies by institution

First-generation college students at First Scholars Network member institutions. Support includes mentorship and financial aid.

Up to $33,000 (national) or $80,000 (Opportunity)

DREAMers (DACA/TPS recipients or those who meet the DREAM Act criteria) with financial need.

$40,000 over 4 years

African American high school seniors who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, and community service.

Full tuition + housing + books (at public in-state rates, or private cap)

Veterans and service members with at least 90 days of aggregate active duty service after 9/10/2001. Benefits transferable to dependents.

Full tuition + $1,200/year books + monthly stipend

High school seniors or current college students who commit to Army service after graduation. Must meet physical and academic standards.

Full tuition + books + fees + monthly stipend

US citizens age 17–23 who meet academic and physical requirements and commit to Navy or Marine Corps service.

Full tuition + $900/year books + monthly stipend

US citizens who meet academic (GPA/SAT/ACT) and physical requirements. Available for 3- and 4-year awards.

Varies (covers unmet educational expenses)

Active-duty service members, veterans, and military spouses pursuing undergraduate, graduate, or professional degrees.

$2,000

Unmarried children (under 23) of active duty, reserve, or retired military members. Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA.

Up to $10,000 (higher for STEM)

Children of Marines, Navy Corpsmen, and other eligible sponsors with family income below $108,000.

Up to $14,296/year (Cal Grant A) or $1,656/year (Cal Grant B)

California residents attending eligible California colleges. Based on GPA and financial need via FAFSA/CADAA.

Up to $10,614/year (varies by institution)

Texas residents with financial need attending public Texas universities. Must complete FAFSA and meet academic requirements.

Up to $5,665/year

New York State residents attending approved NY colleges. Based on taxable income (under $80,000 for dependent students).

75% – 100% of tuition (depending on tier)

Florida residents with strong academics (GPA + SAT/ACT) who attend eligible Florida institutions. Three tiers based on achievement.

Up to $7,044/year

Illinois residents with financial need attending approved Illinois colleges. Based on FAFSA (funds run out quickly).

Up to $3,500/year

Ohio residents with an EFC of $2,190 or less attending eligible Ohio or Pennsylvania institutions.

Covers tuition at Georgia public colleges (or partial at private)

Georgia residents who graduate from an eligible high school with a minimum 3.0 GPA. Must maintain 3.0 GPA in college.

Up to $3,200/year at UNC schools

NC residents attending UNC system schools with financial need (EFC of $5,846 or less).

Up to $5,750/year

Pennsylvania residents attending approved PA or reciprocal-state schools. Based on financial need via FAFSA.

Full tuition + $500/books at public WA colleges

WA students who sign up in 7th or 8th grade, graduate high school, and have family income at or below 65% of state MFI.

$2,000 – $25,000+/year (varies by school)

Many universities automatically award merit scholarships based on GPA and test scores at admission. No separate application needed. Examples: University of Alabama, Arizona State, University of Kentucky, Iowa State, and hundreds more.

$5,000 – full tuition

Prestigious named scholarships at individual universities that require a separate application, essays, and often interviews. Examples: Stamps Scholarship, Morehead-Cain (UNC), Robertson (Duke), Jefferson (UVA).

$500 – $10,000 (typically)

Community foundations in nearly every US county offer scholarships with very few applicants. Search your local community foundation's website. Eligibility often based on residency, high school attended, or field of study.

$500 – $30,000

Students in the local Rotary Club district. Awards vary widely by club. Contact your local Rotary Club or search their district website.

$500 – $5,000

Students connected to local Kiwanis clubs through Key Club membership or community involvement.

$1,000 – $4,000

Students who live within the jurisdiction of a local Elks Lodge. Separate from the national MVS award.