Scholarships for College Freshmen

The Kamehameha Schools Pauahi Foundation Scholarship is awarded to deserving undergraduate students of Hawaii to advance their education in education, Hawaiian studies, or the Hawaiian language.

The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) awards the Jay Charles Levine Scholarship of $3,200 to full-time college freshmen enrolled in a UNCF member school in any field of study in Michigan.

Thirty (30) ethnic minority undergraduate students will receive $2,500 scholarships and a trip to New York City, New York, for career-building activities as part of the LAGRANT Foundation Scholarship Program.

Utah Tech University awards newly enrolled freshmen the UT Utah Chancellor Academic Scholarship of $13,600 to complete their undergraduate study of choice if admitted before March 1.

Utah Tech University awards newly enrolled freshmen the UT Trustees Academic Scholarship of $9,600 to complete their undergraduate study of choice if admitted before March 1.

Utah Tech University awards newly enrolled freshmen the UT Utah Dean’s Academic Scholarship of $6,000 to complete their undergraduate study of choice if admitted before March 1.

Students from one of the five boroughs of New York City are awarded up to $5,000, depending on their financial needs, to attend any institution in the United States.

Utah Tech University awards newly enrolled freshmen the UT Utah Merit Academic Scholarship worth up to $4,000 to complete their undergraduate study of choice if admitted before March 1.

Near Completer Grant

The Near Completer Grant is an award to students who were previously enrolled in associate or bachelor's degree programs but did not finish them and intend to re-enroll.

Howard P. Rawlings Educational Assistance Grant

The Howard P. Rawlings EA Grant is offered to high school seniors or degree-seeking undergraduates in Maryland to fund their studies at any post-secondary institution in Maryland.

The Jim Boyce Memorial Scholarship awards undergraduate students pursuing accessibility- or universal design-related degree courses in the United States.

2+2 Transfer Scholarship

The 2+2 Transfer Scholarship awards from $1,000 to $2,000 to help transfer students from Maryland community colleges to pursue their bachelor's degrees in accredited four-year institutions.

UNCF offers the Procter & Gamble General Scholarship to undergraduate students enrolled full-time in the fields of business, information technology, and public relations among others in the U.S.

Each year, Procter & Gamble offers the Procter & Gamble STEM Scholarship to assist undergraduate students headed toward careers in STEM industries. Preference is given to an African American male student.

Foodservice Communications Scholarships

The scholarship, administered by the Foodservice Editorial Council, aims to help students who want to work in the food/foodservice industry as writers, editors, public relations practitioners, and related fields.

United Negro College Fund (UNCF) offers the John Lennon Endowed Scholarship to deserving students enrolled full-time in an undergraduate program at one of the 37 UNCF member institutions who demonstrate financial need.

The three scholarship awards include a $25,000 first prize, $15,000 second prize, and $10,000 third prize and are awarded to undergraduate students pursuing classical music studies at institutions in Florida.

The 1,000 Dreams Scholarship is given to one woman attending a four-year or two-year college in the US to help her pursue her educational dreams.

The L.P.G.A. Foundation will be giving out three scholarships to women who wish to continue their education at advanced levels.

The Davis-Putter Scholarship offers a $15,000 scholarship to undergraduate or graduate students.

Community Foundation of Northern Nevada offers the Phil and Jennifer Satre Medical Education Scholarship to college students pursuing a medical degree and intending to practice medicine in Nevada.

The scholarship program offers up to $5,000 to undergraduate and graduate students enrolled part-time or full-time in human resources-related fields at accredited New England colleges or universities.

The scholarship grants $2,500 to a student pursuing a bachelor’s degree with a dedication to solving the industry's most critical problems like water reuse, drinking water, and water resources.

The scholarship offers $1,500 to a full-time student in a degree program related to the water supply field, especially those studying utility management, regulation, engineering design, and treatment plant operation.

The Women Leading Kentucky program offers various $1,500 scholarships for female undergraduate students.