Scholarships for High School Freshmen

Every year, the Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program offers scholarships to Native Hawaiian medical students in the State of Hawaii.

High school juniors receive $6,000 per year for a four-year program. Applicants are recommended through the Upward Bound program at Delaware Technical Community College or the University of Delaware.

The UCT Heaston Scholarship assists students in pursuing their goals of obtaining a college education. Three scholarships are awarded each year to three students, covering four years of undergraduate education.

Full-time students who are in accredited four-year schools or courses are eligible for the Beyond the Boroughs Scholarship.

BAM is committed to assisting Black employees in their professional development and encouraging youngsters to seek a career in technology.

William J. Doré Scholarship

The William J. Doré Scholarship is offered to high school seniors in Louisiana to financially support their pursuit of a degree at McNeese State University or the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

The Harold Wetterberg Foundation Scholarship is worth up to $15,000 to students with a connection to New Jersey and who are pursuing a doctorate in veterinary medicine (DVM).

The Hoover Presidential Foundation awards 15 high school juniors $1,500 each along with another $10,000 granted to four top achievers to further their education and obtain undergraduate degrees.

The Horatio Alger State Scholarship Program offers 50 students $10,000 in financial support to help them afford undergraduate studies. It's a need-based scholarship for high school students.

The Stephen K. Hall ACWA provides a $10,000 scholarship to a graduate student in water law or -policy or public administration with a focus on water resources.

The American Meteorological Society offers AMS Senior Named Scholarships of up to $10,000 to undergraduate students interested in studying meteorology, atmospheric science, or allied marine or hydrologic disciplines.

Delaware Community Foundation offers scholarship programs, from $500 to $10,000, to students of all ages and educational levels to complete their education. These awards have different eligibility and selection criteria.

The $9,000 Don't Mess With Texas Scholarship is awarded in partnership with Keep Texas Beautiful given to high school seniors that are keeping their schools and communities clean.

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.

The scholarship, offered by TREE Fund, financially supports female students in Pennsylvania and Delaware to pursue studies in arboriculture and urban forestry at an accredited college or university.

The American Water Works Association's California-Nevada Section offers the CA-NV AWWA Scholarship Program of up to $5,000 to 12 undergraduate and graduate students studying water resources-related fields.

Every year, the HSF General College Scholarships provide students of Hispanic heritage within the U.S. with scholarships of between $500 to $5,000 for use for post-secondary education.

The Association of California Water Agencies Scholarship is a merit-based award for undergraduates studying water resources-related fields in California

The scholarship program, offered by TREE Fund, financially supports students in Pennsylvania and Delaware to pursue studies in arboriculture and urban forestry at an accredited college or university.

College students are awarded the $3,000 Idaho Nursing and Health Professions Scholarship, administered by the Idaho Community Foundation (ICF) to pursue their undergraduate degrees in nursing and health science-related fields.

The Oregon Music Hall of Fame offers its Oregon Music Hall of Fame Scholarship to four graduating high school seniors in musical performance to pursue undergraduate degrees in music-related fields.

The Be the Boss Scholarship, valued at $2,000 each, is awarded to two female undergraduates who are striving for leadership positions.

The scholarship is given to dedicated local high school students planning to pursue a career in healthcare.

The AAUW Boise Area Inez Robb Scholarship is available to outstanding junior or female students in Idaho seeking a degree at Boise State University in a field of their choice.

The Donald G. Willems Scholarship, administered by MSAWWA and MWEA, is awarded to students pursuing careers in water and wastewater fields, including specialization in water treatment and distribution.