Scholarships for College Seniors

The Conservation Districts of Iowa offers its Conservation Scholarships, ranging from $500 to $3,000, to nine students pursuing programs in agriculture and other related fields.

The Ohio Hotel and Lodging Association offers the OHLA Education & Training Fund, ranging between $250 and $500, to employees of the hospitality industry looking to further their careers through education.

The Vegetarian Resource Group Scholarship is for high school students who have fostered vegetarianism in their schools or communities.

The Exelon Scholarship is a need-based financial scholarship given to African-American students per year for their four-year undergraduate studies in preparation for a career in Exelon and the energy industry.

The Fukunaga Scholarship Foundation awards $20,000 to 10 outstanding students who intend to pursue careers in business, each to cover their four-year undergraduate program.

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.

The Michael P. Metcalf and Christine T. Grinavic Adventurer’s Memorial Fund, administered by RI Foundation, awards scholarships worth between $2,000 and $5,000 to college students from Rhode Island.

The MathWorks offers high school junior and senior students across the U.S. and in the UK the chance to win scholarships to further their education through its annual Math Modelling Challenge.

The grant is divided into two $3,000- stipends for your freshman and sophomore years.

The BMI Student Composer Awards of $20,000 is offered each year to deserving students to pursue music studies.

The Cynthia E. Morgan Memorial Fund Scholarship is offered to one student in Maryland to pursue or is presently pursuing, a medical-related course at an institution within the state.

The University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh offers the Irene L. Blanchette Nursing Award of $1,850 to female nursing students in Wisconsin, who demonstrate financial need, to complete their undergraduate or graduate studies.

NFBPA offers scholarship awards ranging from $2,000 to $10,000 to minority students in accredited educational institutes preferably Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

The $1,500- scholarship is awarded to one student who submits the best story describing the impact they made in the life of a rescue animal or animal welfare cause in general.

The University of Utah - Women's Resource Center offers the Colleen Harker, M.D. Supporting Women in Medicine Scholarships to undergraduate female students enrolled in medical-related fields in Utah.

Rev. Dr. A.W. Watkins Selma Scholarship offers financial assistance to junior and sophomore students in the bible and pastoral ministry studies at Selma University, Alabama.

The Smith Diversity Scholarship provides five awards to graduating high school seniors and high school graduates in Nebraska who come from low-income and minority families to further their education.

Graduating high school students have until the end of February to apply for the $20,000 Carter Roger Williams Scholarship.

Bridging the Dream Scholarship Program for High School Seniors awards $10,000 to 25 high school seniors, each, from minority groups and underserved communities.

The Eli Lilly & Company Make Life Better Scholarship Program awards up to $10,000 to seven college sophomore students in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio.

The NYWICI Scholarship is available to an outstanding female student from either NY, NJ, CT, or PA to pursue an undergraduate or graduate degree in communications or related fields.

Abe and Annie Seibel Foundation offers $8,000 interest-free loans to Texas high school graduates and college students intending to complete their undergraduate studies at an accredited institution in Texas.

The Oklahoma City Foundation and West OKC Rotary Scholarship provide H. A. West OKC Rotary Scholarship to high school seniors in Oklahoma to pursue undergraduate degree programs in the state.

The Rhode Island College offers the Miranda Scholarship, ranging from $3,000 to $5,000 to students in Rhode Island pursuing an undergraduate degree in performing arts.

The Science Application International Corporation Scholarship worth $5,000 enables college seniors to study software engineering, data science, digital engineering, and cybersecurity at different Thurgood Marshall College Fund member schools.