Anita F. Boorda Scholarship for the Performing Arts
$2,500
Overview
The Anita F. Boorda Scholarship for the Performing Arts awards up to $2,500 to high school seniors who intend to pursue a degree in the performing arts (including Music, Theatre, Dance, or Production). The award may be renewed for up to four years.
How to apply
Applicants must submit the online CFSJC Scholarship Application, which becomes available in December and is due by February 15. Completing this single application makes students eligible for more than 20 scholarship opportunities. If you have questions, please email the scholarships staff or call (574) 232-0041. Other scholarship opportunities that are not included in...
Overview
The Anita F. Boorda Scholarship for the Performing Arts awards up to $2,500 to high school seniors who intend to pursue a degree in the performing arts (including Music, Theatre, Dance, or Production). The award may be renewed for up to four years.
How to apply
Applicants must submit the online CFSJC Scholarship Application, which becomes available in December and is due by February 15. Completing this single application makes students eligible for more than 20 scholarship opportunities. If you have questions, please email the scholarships staff or call (574) 232-0041. Other scholarship opportunities that are not included in...
Epilepsy Foundation New England Scholarships
$2,500
Intro
Scholarships can provide important financial support to people living with epilepsy who are pursuing vocational training, undergraduate study, or graduate education. The following programs are available to eligible students, family members, and caregivers.
Joseph’s Hope Scholarship Program
Epilepsy Foundation New England administers the Joseph’s Hope Scholarship, which helps individuals with epilepsy pay for post-secondary education or vocational training. Each year the program awards a minimum of four scholarships of $2,500 each.
The scholarship fund was made possible largely through the generosity of Frank and Vicky Salituro, established in memory of their son Joseph, who died from Sudden Unexpected Death...
Intro
Scholarships can provide important financial support to people living with epilepsy who are pursuing vocational training, undergraduate study, or graduate education. The following programs are available to eligible students, family members, and caregivers.
Joseph’s Hope Scholarship Program
Epilepsy Foundation New England administers the Joseph’s Hope Scholarship, which helps individuals with epilepsy pay for post-secondary education or vocational training. Each year the program awards a minimum of four scholarships of $2,500 each.
The scholarship fund was made possible largely through the generosity of Frank and Vicky Salituro, established in memory of their son Joseph, who died from Sudden Unexpected Death...
Florida Transportation Builder’s Association Scholarship
$10,000
Florida Transportation Builders’ Association (FTBA) Scholarship Information — 2026
Overview
The FTBA offers scholarships to Florida residents who are graduating high school seniors in 2026 and whose parent(s) or legal guardian is a member of, or employed by a firm that is a member of, the Florida Transportation Builders’ Association. Two types of awards are available for 2026: Four‑year Scholarships and Trade Scholarships. Read the descriptions and requirements below carefully.
Scholarship Types
- Four‑year Scholarship
- Awarded in variable amounts and may be renewed annually for up to four consecutive years, provided the recipient demonstrates satisfactory academic progress in their...
Florida Transportation Builders’ Association (FTBA) Scholarship Information — 2026
Overview
The FTBA offers scholarships to Florida residents who are graduating high school seniors in 2026 and whose parent(s) or legal guardian is a member of, or employed by a firm that is a member of, the Florida Transportation Builders’ Association. Two types of awards are available for 2026: Four‑year Scholarships and Trade Scholarships. Read the descriptions and requirements below carefully.
Scholarship Types
- Four‑year Scholarship
- Awarded in variable amounts and may be renewed annually for up to four consecutive years, provided the recipient demonstrates satisfactory academic progress in their...
GPACAC Scholarships
$1,000
Overview
We provide thirteen scholarships each year to help students from our three GPACAC membership states—Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma—pursue postsecondary education. Ten awards are reserved for high school students within those states and three awards are for college students planning to transfer to another institution. Each scholarship is a one-time $1,000 award intended to offset tuition, housing, fees and/or books. Awardees will be informed by email, and the funds will be sent directly to the recipient’s chosen postsecondary institution.
General application window and notification
- Applications open October 15 and close February 15.
- Recipients will be notified in early...
Overview
We provide thirteen scholarships each year to help students from our three GPACAC membership states—Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma—pursue postsecondary education. Ten awards are reserved for high school students within those states and three awards are for college students planning to transfer to another institution. Each scholarship is a one-time $1,000 award intended to offset tuition, housing, fees and/or books. Awardees will be informed by email, and the funds will be sent directly to the recipient’s chosen postsecondary institution.
General application window and notification
- Applications open October 15 and close February 15.
- Recipients will be notified in early...
Hampton Roads Community Foundation Undergraduate Scholarships
$6,000
Introduction
Welcome — and congratulations on pursuing further education. The Hampton Roads Community Foundation offers undergraduate college scholarships and many donors are supporting students like you. One online application can place you in consideration for multiple awards for which you qualify.
Who should apply (eligibility overview)
- There are more than 80 undergraduate scholarships available; each has its own eligibility requirements.
- Many awards expect applicants to demonstrate financial need, be enrolled full time while receiving the scholarship, and either have graduated from a South Hampton Roads high school or be graduating from high school this spring.
- Some scholarships...
Introduction
Welcome — and congratulations on pursuing further education. The Hampton Roads Community Foundation offers undergraduate college scholarships and many donors are supporting students like you. One online application can place you in consideration for multiple awards for which you qualify.
Who should apply (eligibility overview)
- There are more than 80 undergraduate scholarships available; each has its own eligibility requirements.
- Many awards expect applicants to demonstrate financial need, be enrolled full time while receiving the scholarship, and either have graduated from a South Hampton Roads high school or be graduating from high school this spring.
- Some scholarships...
Salute to Education Scholarships
$1,500
Overview
The San Diego County Salute to Education program is a corporate-backed scholarship initiative supported by the San Diego County Ford dealers and Ford Motor Company, with additional funding from Global Team Blue and Zubi Advertising. Its mission is to motivate and assist students in continuing their education—whether at a vocational/technical school, a community/junior college, or a four-year university.
History and impact
Launched in 1993 as a pilot in San Antonio, Texas, the Salute to Education program grew because of Ford dealers’ commitment to improving educational access. It later expanded into portions of Texas, Florida and San Diego County; San...
Overview
The San Diego County Salute to Education program is a corporate-backed scholarship initiative supported by the San Diego County Ford dealers and Ford Motor Company, with additional funding from Global Team Blue and Zubi Advertising. Its mission is to motivate and assist students in continuing their education—whether at a vocational/technical school, a community/junior college, or a four-year university.
History and impact
Launched in 1993 as a pilot in San Antonio, Texas, the Salute to Education program grew because of Ford dealers’ commitment to improving educational access. It later expanded into portions of Texas, Florida and San Diego County; San...
SCGA Foundation Scholarships
$10,000
Introduction
Only current high school seniors who have been active SCGA Junior members for at least two years are eligible to apply. All applicants must meet the academic and participation criteria below and submit the required materials.
Eligibility (New Applicants)
- Must be a current high school senior and have participated in SCGA Junior programs for a minimum of two years; degree of involvement will be considered in the selection process.
- Must have a cumulative weighted GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale at the time of application.
- Must plan to enroll in an accredited institution...
Introduction
Only current high school seniors who have been active SCGA Junior members for at least two years are eligible to apply. All applicants must meet the academic and participation criteria below and submit the required materials.
Eligibility (New Applicants)
- Must be a current high school senior and have participated in SCGA Junior programs for a minimum of two years; degree of involvement will be considered in the selection process.
- Must have a cumulative weighted GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale at the time of application.
- Must plan to enroll in an accredited institution...
ASCE Civil Engineering Scholarship for High School Seniors
$2,000
Overview
This scholarship supports Maine high school seniors who intend to pursue a Civil Engineering degree at the college or university of their choice.
Eligibility
- Open to graduating high school seniors in Maine
- Applicants must plan to major in Civil Engineering at an accredited college or university
How to Apply
Candidates must submit a completed application, include references, and provide a written statement explaining their interest in civil engineering. Application forms can be obtained through Maine high school guidance offices or by contacting:
Leslie L. Corrow, P.E.
American Society of Civil Engineers — Maine Section, Scholarship Chair
Kleinschmidt...
Overview
This scholarship supports Maine high school seniors who intend to pursue a Civil Engineering degree at the college or university of their choice.
Eligibility
- Open to graduating high school seniors in Maine
- Applicants must plan to major in Civil Engineering at an accredited college or university
How to Apply
Candidates must submit a completed application, include references, and provide a written statement explaining their interest in civil engineering. Application forms can be obtained through Maine high school guidance offices or by contacting:
Leslie L. Corrow, P.E.
American Society of Civil Engineers — Maine Section, Scholarship Chair
Kleinschmidt...
A. Joe Hemphill, Jr. Scholarship
$12,000
PROGRAM DEADLINE: February 27, 2026 at 05:00 PM Description Arthur Joe Hemphill, Jr., born in Tennessee in 1931, spent the majority of his life in Buncombe County, North Carolina. He served many years on the Black Mountain, North Carolina police force and was appointed chief in 1970, a position he held for five years before joining the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Department. He and his wife, Mary Rutledge Hemphill, raised and took into their home numerous children over the years, though they had no biological children of their own. Before his death in 2009, Mr. Hemphill created the A. Joe Hemphill,...
PROGRAM DEADLINE: February 27, 2026 at 05:00 PM Description Arthur Joe Hemphill, Jr., born in Tennessee in 1931, spent the majority of his life in Buncombe County, North Carolina. He served many years on the Black Mountain, North Carolina police force and was appointed chief in 1970, a position he held for five years before joining the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Department. He and his wife, Mary Rutledge Hemphill, raised and took into their home numerous children over the years, though they had no biological children of their own. Before his death in 2009, Mr. Hemphill created the A. Joe Hemphill,...
Community Foundation of Western North Carolina Scholarships
$6,000
Who may apply
Scholarships are available to students who are residents of North Carolina and are currently seniors in a public high school, enrolled at the NC School of Science and Mathematics, attending the UNC School of the Arts High School, or are being homeschooled and registered with the North Carolina Division of Non-Public Education.
Selection policy
CFWNC selects scholarship recipients using objective, nondiscriminatory procedures. Awards are made according to clearly defined guidelines and the specific criteria established for each individual fund.
Eligibility requirements
Before applying, check the list of scholarships and their specific eligibility conditions to confirm you qualify....
Who may apply
Scholarships are available to students who are residents of North Carolina and are currently seniors in a public high school, enrolled at the NC School of Science and Mathematics, attending the UNC School of the Arts High School, or are being homeschooled and registered with the North Carolina Division of Non-Public Education.
Selection policy
CFWNC selects scholarship recipients using objective, nondiscriminatory procedures. Awards are made according to clearly defined guidelines and the specific criteria established for each individual fund.
Eligibility requirements
Before applying, check the list of scholarships and their specific eligibility conditions to confirm you qualify....
Mountain View Electrical Association Scholarships
$2,000
For the 2026 school year, Mountain View Electric Association (MVEA) will distribute $28,000 in scholarship awards across 24 opportunities for both traditional and nontraditional students. Whether you plan to enroll in a four‑year college, attend a technical or vocational program, or pursue training to become a lineworker or power engineer, MVEA has scholarship options to support your goals.
Eligibility
- The applicant’s parent(s) or legal guardian(s) must currently receive electric service from MVEA.
- Applicants must maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. (Exceptions may apply for the Vocational/Technical Scholarship.)
- Applicants must have an ACT score of 22...
For the 2026 school year, Mountain View Electric Association (MVEA) will distribute $28,000 in scholarship awards across 24 opportunities for both traditional and nontraditional students. Whether you plan to enroll in a four‑year college, attend a technical or vocational program, or pursue training to become a lineworker or power engineer, MVEA has scholarship options to support your goals.
Eligibility
- The applicant’s parent(s) or legal guardian(s) must currently receive electric service from MVEA.
- Applicants must maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. (Exceptions may apply for the Vocational/Technical Scholarship.)
- Applicants must have an ACT score of 22...
Community Foundation Southwest Washington Scholarships
$10,000
Opening doors to opportunity
We provide both need-based and merit-based scholarships designed to expand access to postsecondary education and help students achieve greater economic mobility.
Eligibility overview
Our awards are aimed at local applicants pursuing a range of educational routes. Many scholarships target graduating high school seniors, while others support current college students, trade and technical students, and adults returning to school. Some awards are renewable; each listing specifies eligibility, term length, and any renewal requirements.
Need- and merit-based aid — get started
To be considered for financial awards it’s important to complete federal and state aid forms. File the...
Opening doors to opportunity
We provide both need-based and merit-based scholarships designed to expand access to postsecondary education and help students achieve greater economic mobility.
Eligibility overview
Our awards are aimed at local applicants pursuing a range of educational routes. Many scholarships target graduating high school seniors, while others support current college students, trade and technical students, and adults returning to school. Some awards are renewable; each listing specifies eligibility, term length, and any renewal requirements.
Need- and merit-based aid — get started
To be considered for financial awards it’s important to complete federal and state aid forms. File the...
