Scholarships

Introduction Founded in 2003 through the East Tennessee Foundation by the friends and family of J.C. “Rip” Miller and John Vicars, this scholarship honors two community leaders who prioritized encouraging others. Miller and Vicars each dedicated their careers to coaching and education in the region. Scholarship Award One-year award of $2,300. Eligibility - Open to graduating seniors from Gate City High School, Rye Cove High School, or Twin Springs High School who reside in Scott County, Virginia. - Applicants must be U.S. citizens, demonstrate financial need, and intend to enroll as full-time college students. How to Apply Complete the East...

The Applegate-Jackson-Parks Future Teacher Scholarship provides a $1,000 award each year to a student in education who demonstrates a strong commitment to Right to Work ideals. The scholarship memorializes Carol Applegate, Kay Jackson, and Dr. Anne Parks — three Michigan public school teachers dismissed solely because they refused to pay union dues — and seeks a candidate who reflects their professional standards and convictions. Who is eligible - Applicants must be enrolled in, or planning to attend, an accredited U.S. college, university, or other qualifying institution with a declared major in education (undergraduate or graduate). Current teachers working toward an...

Overview Since 1991 the Union Plus Scholarship Program has awarded more than $5.9 million to help students from working families pursue postsecondary education. Over 4,200 families have received support through this program. The scholarship is administered by the Union Plus Education Foundation and is partially funded by contributions from the organizations that provide the Union Plus Credit Card, the Union Plus Personal Loan, and the Union Plus College Program. You do not need to participate in any of those products to submit an application. Eligibility - Current or retired members of participating unions, their spouses, and their dependent children (as...

The Michigan Auto Law Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship is a yearly financial aid opportunity provided by our legal team to college students who have suffered injuries from car accidents in their past and have shown remarkable resilience in overcoming their injuries to pursue higher education.Every year, we award a $1,000 scholarship to one deserving recipient. The application deadline is December 31st.Our Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship is a tribute to those who have suffered injuries in car accidents and have shown remarkable courage and determination in their recovery process while continuing their education. We have been privileged to witness...

Overview Volunteer service is central to the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) mission of helping veterans enjoy higher-quality, more fulfilling lives. Whether serving at VA medical centers or helping veterans in their hometowns, DAV volunteers play a meaningful role in improving outcomes for those who served. Scholarship summary This college scholarship is available to volunteers who are age 21 or younger and who have completed at least 100 volunteer hours credited through DAV or the DAV Auxiliary. Applicants must submit an essay describing what volunteering for veterans means to them. Nominations are welcome from anyone, including the student/applicant. Eligibility - Applicant...

Overview Each year the College of Business Scholarship Committee awards multiple scholarships to upper-division business students (rising juniors and seniors). Scholarships are granted for the academic year and cover both the fall and spring terms. Awards require recipients to be enrolled full time for the entire award period. Eligibility - Must be an upper-division business major by the end of the spring semester in which you submit your application (rising juniors and seniors). - Must maintain full-time enrollment throughout the award period. Application and Award Details - One application will automatically be used to evaluate you for all scholarships for...

Overview of the ScholarshipThe scholarship is open for applications throughout the year.It is designed for dependents of Idaho's armed forces members or public safety officers who have either fallen or are permanently disabled to the point of being unable to work.Applicants must be residents of Idaho to be eligible.The Dependent Scholarship for Armed Forces and Public Safety Officer (PSO) offers a waiver of tuition and fees, a book allowance of up to $750 per semester, and provisions for on-campus housing and subsistence. This is available to undergraduate students in Idaho who are children or spouses of Idaho military members or...

Overview This merit-based scholarship supports high school seniors who plan to enroll full time in an undergraduate program at an accredited college or university. Who is eligible - Current high school seniors with an unweighted cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. - A minimum combined SAT score of 1290 (or the equivalent ACT score) is required. - Must be enrolled full time in an undergraduate degree program at an accredited institution. Award details - Amount: $1,250 per year. - Renewal: The award may be renewed for up to three additional years (for a potential total of four years) provided the...

Overview This merit-based scholarship is intended for graduating high school seniors who intend to enroll at Delaware State University. Who is eligible - Current high school seniors with an unweighted cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. - A combined SAT score of at least 1000 (or the comparable ACT score). - Plan to enroll as a full-time student at Delaware State University. - Must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) before the application deadline. Award details - Covers full tuition, mandatory fees, on-campus housing, meal plan, and textbooks at Delaware State University. - The scholarship may be...

Overview The Upper-level Scholarship Programs are competitive awards created to honor the academic achievement and documented community contributions of degree-seeking students who enter UH Mānoa as transfer students. The two scholarships included in this program are: - Presidential Scholarship (reserved for Hawaiʻi residents) - Transfer Merit Scholarship (open to applicants of any residency) These awards are granted at the beginning of the recipient’s Mānoa degree program and are intended to help fund up to two years of enrollment while the student works toward finishing their degree. Scholarship funds are applied directly to the student’s educational costs. Who should apply (Eligibility)...

The New Warrior Scholarships (NWS) are prestigious, competitive scholarship programs aimed at acknowledging and rewarding the academic prowess and proven community contributions of first-year students pursuing a degree at UH Mānoa, immediately after their high school graduation. The scholarships offered include:Regents Scholarship (Exclusively for Hawai’i Residents)Provost Achievement Scholarship (Exclusively for Hawai’i Residents)Mānoa Excellence Scholarship (For U.S. citizens who are not Hawai’i Residents)Mānoa International Excellence Scholarship (For International students who are non-U.S. citizens and require an F-1 Visa to enroll at UH Mānoa)The New Warrior Scholarships are granted at the commencement of the student’s academic journey at Mānoa and are designed...

About the Roothbert Fund Albert and Toni Roothbert created the Roothbert Fund to provide financial assistance to students pursuing higher education. Headquartered in New York City, the Fund is run by volunteers and awards scholarships to support undergraduate or graduate study at accredited U.S. institutions. Who the Fund prefers to support - Individuals whose daily lives are shaped by spiritual values. - Graduate students and undergraduates who have completed at least one year of college are preferred. - Preference is given to applicants who live in or attend school in one of these states: Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland,...