New Jersey Scholarships for High School and College Students

Intro Do you know a graduating high school senior in New Jersey who combines strong academics with active school involvement and a commitment to community service? The New Jersey Retired Educators Association (NJREA) offers yearly scholarships to support such students as they begin college or vocational training. Who may apply - Applicants must be graduating seniors from New Jersey public high schools, including vocational-technical and charter schools. - Each scholarship is intended for graduating seniors only. - A student may submit an application for only one NJREA scholarship. - Awards are renewable for one additional consecutive year, contingent on the...

Introduction The attorneys of Moskowitz Law Group are pleased to introduce the Fair Divorce Legislation Scholarship. Our team recognizes that divorce is often one of the most emotionally challenging experiences people face, and we are committed to supporting families as they navigate this difficult process. Through this scholarship we hope to encourage thoughtful discussion about divorce laws and possible reforms. Scholarship overview - Award: $1,000 to one recipient - Purpose: Give students an opportunity to articulate their views on divorce legislation and the reasoning behind their position - Deadline: February 28, 2026 Who may apply - Open to current high...

Introduction The Masonic Charity Foundation of New Jersey is now accepting applications for its 2026 scholarship program. These awards support students pursuing education at two‑year colleges, trade/technical schools, and four‑year colleges or universities. Application and Deadline - Use one consolidated application (Google Form) to apply to all MCF scholarships: tinyurl.com/mcfscholarship26 - All completed applications must be postmarked by March 1, 2026 Eligibility Highlights - Continued expanded eligibility: most scholarships now permit applicants who are the child, step‑child, niece, nephew, grandchild, or step‑grandchild of a living or deceased Master Mason in good standing. - Specific scholarships have additional academic, program, or...

The County College Part-Time TAG Program offers financial assistance to qualifying students who are enrolled for 6-11 credits. The grant amount awarded to each student is determined by their financial need, the cost of their education, and the funds available.Criteria for QualificationApplicants must meet the following criteria:A) Possess a high school diploma or its recognized equivalentB) Show evidence of financial needC) Be a citizen, a qualifying non-citizen, or eligible to submit the NJ Alternative Financial Aid ApplicationD) Have been a New Jersey resident for a minimum of 12 consecutive months immediately before enrollmentE) Be registered with the Selective Service (if...

Introduction Multiple scholarships are now available for current high school seniors. If you meet the criteria below, we encourage you to submit an application. Who is eligible - New Jersey resident - Current high school senior who will begin college in fall 2026 - Must demonstrate, in the application and essay, at least one of the following: - Active advocacy for organ and tissue donation, or - A personal connection to organ and tissue donation - In good academic standing Who is not eligible Employees or board members of NJ Sharing Network or Sharing Network Foundation, members of the scholarship...

2026 Health Sciences Scholarships for College Students Overview Multiple scholarship awards are available in 2026 for students currently enrolled in college who are pursuing health sciences. If you meet the criteria below, we encourage you to apply. Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a resident of New Jersey - Be currently enrolled at a U.S. college or university, majoring in nursing, social work, medical technology, or biology - Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 - Have a personal, advocacy, or professional connection to organ and tissue donation and transplantation Application status Application materials will be...

Overview Each year Morris Arts awards two scholarships to graduating high school seniors who demonstrate outstanding ability in dance, drama, visual arts, or music: the Eugenie Coladarci Arts Scholarship ($1,500) and the Elaine Ehlers Arts Scholarship ($5,000). Key dates - Online applications open: Friday, December 5, 2025 - Application deadline: Friday, March 13, 2026 - Optional deadline to submit additional materials (after original submission): Friday, March 27, 2026 Scholarship histories Eugenie Coladarci Arts Scholarship ($1,500) First given in 1999, this scholarship honors Eugenie R. Coladarci, who served as Vice President of Marketing and Public Relations at Chase Manhattan Bank and...

Education & Scholarship Opportunities — The American Legion, Department of New Jersey Overview The American Legion Department of New Jersey offers several education scholarships for graduating high school seniors (including vocational-technical schools) in the Class of 2026. Application packets must be received at Department Headquarters no later than March 19, 2026. Available Awards - Two (2) Education Scholarships — $3,000 each (payable for one year) - Four (4) Education Scholarships — $1,500 each (payable for one year) - Three (3) Education Scholarships — $1,000 each (payable for one year) - John Casey Scholarship — One (1) award of $1,500 (payable...

Announcement: Monk’s Service Scholarship — Applications Open for 2026 Monk’s is now accepting applications for the 2026 Monk’s Service Scholarship. Five students will each receive a one-time award of $2,000. Recipients will be chosen primarily on the merit and quality of their essay responses. Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a high school graduate or a current senior who will enroll at an accredited college or university for the 2026–2027 academic year. - Maintain a permanent residence within Monk’s service area in northern New Jersey. - Demonstrate an ongoing commitment to community service. Applicants who have...

Continuous learning is essential in construction. Whether you're pursuing a degree or certification, adopting new technologies, or sharpening trade and leadership skills, ACCNJ provides multiple resources to support ongoing professional growth. Eligibility (Scholarships) - High school seniors preparing to enter college are eligible to apply for the Association’s higher-education scholarships. - The John F. Donohoe Scholarship is available to students currently enrolled in an accredited Civil Engineering program. Year‑Round Educational Offerings ACCNJ and its national affiliate, AGC of America, present a range of training and educational opportunities throughout the year. Sessions are offered both in-person and virtually. For the latest...

About the Scholarship The Janet Logan Daily Foundation offers an annual $10,000 scholarship in memory of Janet Logan Daily, a New Jersey teacher remembered for forming meaningful connections with students, colleagues, family and newcomers. Her legacy of kindness and support continues through this financial award for college-bound seniors. Award Details - One scholarship is awarded each year. - Total value: $10,000, paid out in equal installments over four years (i.e., $2,500 per year). - Continued disbursement requires the recipient to maintain a satisfactory academic standing in college, defined as a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5. Who May Apply Applicants must...

Introduction The Atlantic Amateur Hockey Association (AAHA), the Atlantic Affiliate of USA Hockey, offers the Daniel Triano Memorial Scholarship to a student-official who intends to pursue education beyond high school and who is an active member of USA Hockey Officiating within the AAHA. Award One non-renewable scholarship of $1,000 is available to a high school senior who is registered with USA Hockey and currently officiates on the ice for AAHA. About Daniel Triano Daniel was a Level 2 official who tragically died in an automobile accident on June 15, 2016, at the age of 17. A native of Kenilworth, NJ,...