Scholarships

Introduction The AIST Philadelphia Member Chapter Scholarships are intended to recognize and support students within the Chapter’s geographic area who are pursuing careers in engineering or metallurgy. These one-year awards provide financial assistance to students enrolled full time at accredited colleges, universities, or technical schools. Available Awards Each year up to two scholarships may be awarded: - Up to one (1) University Scholarship of US$5,000 (one-year), and - Up to one (1) College/Technical Scholarship of US$2,000 (one-year). Awards will be granted according to the criteria established by the Scholarship Award Committee. If no qualified applicants in engineering, materials science, or...

Overview The Ohio Valley Member Chapter Scholarship Program makes up to six awards for the current year, with a combined maximum total of US$17,500. One single application covers consideration for any and all scholarships offered by the chapter. Available Awards - Allan M. Smillie Scholarship — 1 award, one-year term, $5,000 (STEM student) - The Systems Group Scholarship — 1 award, one-year term, $2,500 (STEM student) - Ohio Valley Member Chapter Scholarships — 4 awards, each one-year, $2,500 (STEM students) Note: An applicant may receive only one scholarship in a given year. Recipients are welcome and encouraged to apply again...

Introduction The JRHMSF operates as an independent, tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Its sole purpose is to award scholarships to children or other dependents of members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Donations to the Fund are tax-deductible as charitable contributions to the extent allowed by law. Eligibility Academic Scholarship - You must be a current high school senior who intends to enroll full time as an undergraduate at a four‑year college or university in the United States, Puerto Rico, or Canada for the fall 2025 semester. - You must be the son, daughter, or...

Purpose This scholarship recognizes exceptional high school seniors who have shown strong performance in academics, participation in school extracurriculars, and meaningful community service. Who may apply The award is open to any male high school senior in the United States who plans to begin a four‑year undergraduate college program in the fall. The scholarship is administered by the Foundation for Fraternal Excellence, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Neither current nor future fraternity membership is required to be eligible. Requirements - Graduating high school senior located in the United States - Identifies as male - Intends to enroll in a four‑year undergraduate...

Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber (Hispanic Chamber) has announced the recipients of this year’s Latino Scholarship Program. On May 23, 2025, the Chamber presented $114,000 in scholarships to 32 students at its annual Scholarship Award Luncheon held at AVENUE in Portland, Oregon. Oregon State Representative Ricki Ruiz delivered the event’s keynote speech, and student speaker Pamela Melchor Burgos offered the student keynote. Since the program began, the Hispanic Chamber has awarded more than $3.2 million in scholarship funds to over 1,237 Hispanic students across Oregon and SW Washington. Individual awards ranged from $2,000 to $6,000. Eligibility and General Requirements - Must be...

Overview The Golden Apple Scholars Program in Illinois offers teacher preparation and tuition-support for motivated high school seniors and college students (freshmen and sophomores) who intend to become highly effective educators in Illinois “schools-of-need.” The program readies candidates to succeed immediately and long-term in demanding classroom settings. Application deadline: March 1, 2026. Program Benefits - Up to $23,000 in total financial support for college, which includes paid professional development - Significant hands-on classroom experience - Instruction and coaching from award-winning teachers and expert partners - Academic and social-emotional supports - Assistance with job placement - Mentoring during the first years...

CAVALIERS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM supported by HUNTINGTON BANK Overview The Cavaliers Youth Foundation, doing business as Cavaliers Community Foundation (CCF), together with The Huntington National Bank (Huntington), will award five scholarships and five Huntington savings accounts through the Cavaliers Scholarship Program supported by Huntington Bank. The following sets forth eligibility, application requirements, selection process, award details, and other terms. Eligibility - To qualify, applicants must be high school students attending school in one of these Ohio counties: Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Erie, Geauga, Holmes, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage, Stark, Summit, or Wayne. - Employees and immediate family members of employees of the NBA,...

Qualification Criteria:Candidates must be enrolled or planning to enroll in an undergraduate or graduate program at a qualifying institution, with the aim of obtaining a Maryland professional teacher's certificate.Candidates must commit to serving as a public school or public prekindergarten teacher in the State after completing their studies. They must work in a high-needs school (as identified by MSDE), or in a grade level or content area where there is a shortage of qualified educators.Both full-time and part-time enrollment at a qualifying institution is acceptable, as long as the course of study leads to a Maryland professional teacher's certificate.There is...

Overview The MUS Honor Scholarship (MUSHS) is a renewable award available for up to four years. When used at an eligible campus, it covers the recipient’s tuition (it does not pay mandatory or class fees — students should contact their college for a list of excluded fees). At a Montana four-year campus the scholarship’s typical value is about $5,000 per year, or roughly $20,000 over four years. The Board of Regents plans to offer up to 200 MUS Honor Scholarships each year, subject to continued program funding. Awards are made in accordance with the MUSHS Eligibility and Criteria Procedures. Who...

Program overview The Montana STEM/Healthcare Scholarship supports Montana high school seniors who plan to pursue postsecondary education in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or healthcare fields. Its purpose is to encourage students to prepare for, enroll in, and complete STEM or healthcare credentials and to increase the number of degree-holders working in Montana. Award details This scholarship is available to graduating seniors from high schools accredited by the Montana Board of Public Education. Recipients who continue to satisfy all program conditions may receive awards over four years as follows: $1,000 in year one, $1,500 in year two, $1,500 in year three,...

Overview This scholarship provides financial support to students pursuing technical and trade-focused programs. Eligible recipients are awarded $1,500 per semester for full-time enrollment or $750 per semester for part-time enrollment. Programs that commonly qualify include, but are not limited to, automotive technology, plumbing, electronics, construction, diesel technology, cybersecurity, and many other computer and technical fields. More details are available in the Gianforte Trade and Technology Scholarship Fact Sheet. Key points - Awards: $1,500 per semester (full-time) or $750 per semester (part-time). - Eligible program areas: technical and trade programs such as automotive technology, plumbing, electronics, construction, diesel technology, cybersecurity, and...

Overview These are the renewal rules for continuing scholarship payments. Students are responsible for meeting the requirements and submitting the requested materials by the stated deadlines — the Foundation does not send reminder notices. Continued disbursement of future installments depends on meeting the conditions and providing required documentation on time. Eligibility (applies to all renewable scholarships) - Must be enrolled full-time at a college or university in the United States. - Must remain in good academic standing. - Must submit the documents listed for the scholarship type and semester by the deadline for that scholarship. Failure to meet deadlines or...