Scholarships

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,...

Overview The Jackie Robinson Foundation offers a comprehensive program that goes beyond covering college expenses — it also provides guidance and support to help students navigate higher education successfully. Eligibility To qualify for the Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship, applicants must meet all of the following criteria: - Be a high school senior graduating in the current year. - Be a citizen of the United States. - Demonstrate financial need. - Show a strong academic record. - Exhibit leadership qualities and a commitment to community service. - Intend to enroll at an accredited, JRF-approved four-year college or university in the United...

Purpose The Undergraduate Scholarship program aims to motivate students to prepare for careers in professional aerospace-related fields and to involve the next generation of the STEM workforce in basic and/or applied research tied to NASA activities. Program Summary The Alabama Space Grant Consortium (ASGC), a member of the National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program, funds competitive undergraduate scholarships for students pursuing STEM degrees that align with NASA’s Mission Directorates. The program supports hands-on, NASA-relevant research (including projects with commercial space partners or work related to the ISS U.S. National Lab) that is supervised by a faculty mentor. Research Commitment...

The National Eagle Scout Association takes great pleasure in providing scholarships to aid in the continuation of your educational journey.Who Can Apply?Only Eagle Scouts who are members of the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) are eligible to apply for these scholarships.Eligible Eagle Scouts can start applying for NESA scholarships from their senior year in high school up to their junior year in an undergraduate program, or until they reach the midpoint of their associate degree program or skilled trade program.Each recipient is only allowed to receive a NESA scholarship once.The scholarships are open to Eagle Scouts who are either currently...

The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) is calling on all Eagle Scouts with an interest in the American Revolution to join the Arthur M. & Berdena King Eagle Scout Contest. The competition is accessible to all Eagle Scouts who are presently enrolled in an active unit and have not turned nineteen during the application year, with the exception of the conditions stated in the following paragraph. The year in which the Eagle rank was achieved is not a factor. The contest runs from January 1 to December 31.The prize structure is as follows: The National...

The Meyerhoff Scholars Program is designed for students who have a keen interest in the fields of science, engineering, mathematics, or computer science and have plans to pursue a Ph.D. or a combined M.D./Ph.D. in these areas. The selection committee evaluates applicants based on their academic achievements, standardized test scores, letters of recommendation, and a demonstrated commitment to community service.Previously, the Meyerhoff Program required a nomination to initiate the application process. Although this is no longer a prerequisite, it is still strongly recommended. Nominations are often made by high school administrators, guidance counselors, or teachers. However, other influential adults in...

At present, two Scholarships are available: one for North America and another for Europe. These Scholarships offer a practical introduction to underwater and related aquatic activities for young individuals contemplating a career in a discipline related to underwater studies. A scholar is chosen from each region and spends about a year working closely with current leaders in underwater fields. Scholars primarily travel within their region, but may also have opportunities worldwide. The range of experiences can include active involvement in field studies, underwater research, scientific expeditions, laboratory tasks, equipment testing and design, photographic training, and other specialized tasks.During the one-year...

Overview The Vilas Scholarship supports U.S. (domestic) first-year students who plan to pursue a St. Lawrence University liberal arts education as preparation for careers in business. While recipients are encouraged toward business-related opportunities and networks, declaring a Business in the Liberal Arts major is not required. History Created in 1976 by the Bodman Foundation of New York City, the scholarship honors Homer A. Vilas, Class of 1913. Vilas was a prominent Wall Street financier, corporate director, and businessman who also gave generously to charitable organizations and his alma mater, St. Lawrence University. Eligibility - Open only to domestic (U.S.) first-year...

Overview M3 Challenge: Applying mathematics and data analysis to tackle practical, real-world questions. The exact problem presented each year is kept secret until participants sign in during the Challenge weekend. How it works - Fully online competition — all work is completed over the internet. - There are no registration or entry fees. - Teams may manage their time flexibly within the event window. Who is eligible The competition is open to U.S. high school juniors and seniors, and to sixth form students in England and Wales. Awards Top teams share scholarship prizes totaling in excess of $100,000. Register Sign...

Start your college journey with Beyond The Boroughs Application window - Applications are accepted annually from January 15 through March 15. Award information - Selected scholars may receive up to $20,000 total, distributed as $5,000 per year for four years. Who may apply - This scholarship is open to high school seniors and current college students who demonstrate financial need and have been accepted to an accredited college or university. How to prepare a strong application Beyond The Boroughs receives many submissions each year, so putting together a careful, complete application will boost your chances. Use the guidance below to...

College costs are a heavy burden for many American families — and the loss of a parent with little or no life insurance can make paying for higher education far more difficult. Life insurance serves as a critical financial safety net, yet over 100 million Americans lack coverage and most who do carry far less than is generally recommended. To honor the resilience of young people who have faced this hardship, Life Happens runs the annual Life Lessons Scholarship Program for current college students and college-bound high school seniors. Eligible applicants submit essays or videos describing how a parent’s death...