May Scholarships

The Rodney C. Harmon Memorial Scholarship awards two scholarships to deserving students from Maine for continuing their post-secondary education. The scholarship is awarded based on merit, need, and community involvement.

The Society of Women Engineers scholars program awards nearly 300 new and renewed scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $17,000 to women in engineering programs.

The California Dream Act allows undocumented students, students with valid or expired DACA, U visa holders, and students with Temporary Protected Status to receive certain types of financial aid.

Rhode Island Foundation provides a $500–$2,000 scholarship to support one Rhode Island woman who wishes to pursue post-secondary education or job training.

The Rhode Island Foundation awards college female students a $500 to $1,500 scholarship.

The Rhode Island Foundation offers James J. Burns and C. A. Haynes Textile Scholarship to a student from Rhode Island pursuing an undergraduate degree in textile at any accredited institution.

The Got a Spine Scholarship awards one student per year with a $500 scholarship to help fund their studies.

The Washington State Thoroughbred Foundation Scholarship of up to $5,000 is available to students in Washington, pursuing careers in pre-veterinary medicine (equine emphasis) related fields.

The scholarship, administered by RFE, is offered to an outstanding student enrolled in animal science with equine emphasis at Morehead State University to acquire a degree in equine science.

The Rhode Island Foundation offers the Albert E. and Florence W. Newton Nursing Scholarship to one eligible nursing student from Rhode Island to pursue his/her undergraduate degree.

The Rhode Island Foundation offers the Edward J. and Virginia M. Routhier Nursing Scholarship to Licensed RNs students in Rhode Island seeking a baccalaureate degree or graduate nursing degree.

The Rhode Island Foundation offers the John J. O'Connor Jr. Memorial Nursing Scholarship Fund to financially support college students pursuing a CNA, associate's, or bachelor's nursing degree in Rhode Island.

The Willard and Marjorie Scheibe Nursing Scholarship grants from $500 to $5,000 to one individual pursuing LPN, RN, or advanced nursing degree. Applicants must be residents of Rhode Island.

Want to maximize your high school experience with the Jack Kent Cooke Young Scholars Program? Find out how to ace the application for this prestigious pre-college scholarship for promising 7th graders with financial need.

This annual program provides renewable need-based financial aid of $6,000 to Rhode Island high school graduate students, pursuing an undergraduate degree at select Rhode Island colleges and universities.

The Rhode Island Foundation offers the Marilynne Graboys Wool Scholarship to a female student pursuing a law degree in Rhode Island. Applicants must be a resident of the state.

Annually, three students are granted $1,500 to study mathematics to become teachers in the state of Illinois. Applicants must be an undergraduate at an accredited college or university in Illinois.

The Robert D. Blue Scholarship, administered by Iowa Centennial Memorial Foundation, is awarded to students enrolled or intending to enroll in an in-state college or university.

The Hawaii Education Association offers the Ronald K. Toma Scholarship of $3,000 to tenured HIDOE pre-K – 12 teachers and administrators to further their educational aspirations and professional development.

In-Service Public School Educators Scholarship is for tenured or permanent pre-K – 12 teachers, assistants, or administrators, completing a State Approved Program leading to licensing, certification, or HIDOE ParaPro minimum qualifications.

The Rhode Island Foundation offers the Patricia W. Edwards Memorial Art Scholarship of $500 to one high school student to pursue art programs at a Rhode Island institution.

High school juniors and seniors and college freshmen are eligible to apply for this scholarship.

The Fresh Start Scholarship Foundation awards a $2,500 scholarship to a woman who wants to get a college education based on their financial need, academic record, and desire to succeed.

The scholarships are awarded annually to brilliant minority students for their academic excellence to pursue a degree in accounting.

This scholarship is for students currently caring for an aging person, working with the senior community, or planning to pursue a career that will impact the elder population.