Scholarships for Women

The Women Leading Kentucky program offers one $1,500 scholarship for female high school seniors.

Female students pursuing a career in water works are eligible for a $1,000 award from the Maine Water Utilities Scholarship Fund.

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

The Jeanne L. Hammond Memorial Scholarship offers one $1,500 scholarship to a female undergraduate student in Maine.

The Lemieux Lovejoy Youth Scholarship offers one $1,500 scholarship to a female high school senior.

A real estate network focused on women is choosing 30 undergraduate or postgraduate students to win a scholarship for professional and academic development.

Northwest Osteopathic Medical Foundation’s Willis Women’s Scholarship awards one female student from Oregon a $10,000 scholarship to study osteopathic medicine at WesternU College of Osteopathic Medicine.

The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs (NANBPWC) awards $1,000–$10,000 scholarships to mature African American women.

The Washington Wine Industry Foundation offers the Alliance of Women in Washington Wine Scholarship worth $5,000 to college female students pursuing viticulture or enology.

Sara Scholarship is an annual program to support female high school seniors involved in golf. They award $2,000 per year for four-year programs, with renewal depending on the recipient's performance.

Colorado Future Woman Pilot Scholarship

The Colorado Future Woman Pilot Scholarship offers $2,500 scholarships to female high school seniors to undergraduate students in aviation.

The Colorado Women’s Education Foundation Scholarship awards at least $2,000 to 25 women in Colorado who are 25 years or older. The scholarship is open to Colorado residents.

The American Planning Association (APA) provides the APA Judith McManus Price Scholarship of $1,000 to female and minority students to pursue careers as practicing planners in the public sector.

The WIFLE Scholarship Program awards scholarships of up to $10, 000 to four female graduate students to further their studies in a number of law-enforcement-related fields.

The Undergraduate Diversity Scholarship provides $3,000 to a female or minority undergraduate student from the U.S in a STEM related field.

Trustee Emeritus Rice, along with LeadMN, has established the annual Christine Rice Annual Scholarship for female high school and undergraduate students enrolled in health-oriented fields at a two-year Minnesota college.

PFDW Memorial Scholarship

The PFDW Memorial Scholarship is available to undergraduate Pennsylvania female students who are in their sophomore or junior year pursuing an undergraduate degree at any accredited university in the U.S.

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.

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

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 Southern Automotive Women's Forum Scholarship Program provides scholarships between $1,000 and $5,000 to women enrolled or who plan to enroll in a STEM-related field.

Make Sense Foundation Educational Scholarship

Applications for the annual Make Sense Foundation Scholarship are available for women who are seeking financial aid to study in any institution of higher learning within the U.S.

The New Mexico Out-of-School Time Network awards the Advancing Young Women in STEM Scholarship to female high school juniors and seniors in New Mexico to pursue college degrees in STEM-related programs.