Scholarships for High School Graduates

The Howard C. Christiansen Endowed Scholarship awards three undergraduate and graduate students, majoring in engineering or its related fields, $6,000 each to further their studies and reach their career goals.

The Dr. John Halligan Scholarship Fund offers one scholarship worth $2,500 to a high school senior or recent graduate planning to pursue a full-time undergraduate degree in health sciences.

The Alaska Community Foundation offers the GCI Scholarship of $2,000 to 40 Alaskan high school seniors pursuing undergraduate degrees in STEM-related fields at accredited institutions in the U.S.

The $20,000 Marie A. Calderilla Scholarship is to financially support female high school graduates or graduating seniors to continue their education.

The Future Is… Fellowship awards $15,000 to one female BIPOC(Black, Indigenous, or Person of Color) student pursuing studies in communications with an interest in tech or science.

It’s awarded to two deserving students with a record of scholarly achievement and commitment to community engagement, intending to pursue a career in community service, visual arts, and performing arts.

The IACAC provides the Transfer Scholarship of $1,000 to five students enrolled at community colleges who are looking to further their studies at IACAC four-year member institutions.

American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) offers the AANP Scholarship Program to graduate students pursuing a graduate or doctorate qualification in nurse practice in the United States.

The Community Foundation of the Ozarks offers the Hearld and Marge Ambler Scholarship of $6,000 to two college students each, pursuing business-related degree programs. Preference is given to accounting majors.

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 AZ Water Association offers this scholarship to undergraduate and graduate students in Arizona pursuing studies related to the water/wastewater profession and aspiring to make a difference in Arizona’s water future.

The C.A.R. Scholarship Foundation awards $2,000–$4,000 scholarships to college students pursuing studies in real estate.

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.

Undergraduates from authorized institutions or universities in North Carolina are eligible for the Raftelis Financial Consultants Environmental Finance and Management Fund Scholarship of $1,000.

The Les and Elaine Hall Water Environment Stewarded Fund Scholarship provides up to $1,000 to a student in North Carolina to obtain a degree in engineering or water-related professions.

The One AWWA Operator Scholarship provides scholarship funds of $500 each to current water operators in North Carolina who plan to pursue a licensing or certification program.

High school students are awarded a $5,000 prize for a science project. Finalists get $1,000 each, winner’s high school receives $1,000, and the referring teacher wins $1,000. Projects must serve humanity.

The scholarship is awarded to an adult student in the Memphis area, pursuing an undergraduate degree in an accredited two- or four-year college, university, or vocational or technical institution.

The American Chemical Society offers the ACS Scholars Program of $5,000 to full-time undergraduate minority students in need pursuing a degree in the chemical sciences.

TFEC awards the J.M. Heberlig-B.J. Helterbran Scholarship Fund of up to $60,000 to undergraduate students who need financial aid for their educational goals in arts and recreation.

The Foundation for Enhancing Communities awards the Faerie L. Angle Memorial Scholarship Fund of up to $60,000 to qualified graduate students in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, studying to be lawyers.

The Accenture Native American Scholarship Fund offers five awards ranging up to $30,000 to undergraduate Native American and Alaska Native students.

Allan MacCurrach Jr. Award offers a scholarship of $10,000 to any U.S. citizen over 23 years seeking a career in golf course and turfgrass management. The winner will receive an expenses-paid trip to the annual GCSAA Conference and Trade Show as well.

Funding the Future of Finance in Indian Country (FFFIC) Scholarship Program offers Native American undergraduates pursuing a business, finance, or accounting degree a scholarship of $10,000 to continue their education.

The Association of Former Intelligence Officers (AFIO) annually offers the Jasin Graduate Program of $5,000 to three college seniors and graduate students pursuing postgraduate degree programs.