ISACA Chicago Chapter Scholarship
The Chicago Chapter of ISACA offers six $2,000 scholarships in 2026–27 for students preparing for careers in digital trust and technology governance. Two awards are avai…
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Other regions →The Chicago Chapter of ISACA offers six $2,000 scholarships in 2026–27 for students preparing for careers in digital trust and technology governance. Two awards are avai…
View profile →The PanHellenic Scholarship Foundation opened its 2026–27 cycle with up to $250,000 planned for 40 students of Hellenic descent. The published structure separates 20 awa…
View profile →The 2026–27 application opened October 1, 2026 and closes February 1, 2027 at 5 p.m. Central. The scholarship serves graduates who attended all four years at Rockford Pu…
View profile →Teachers of Illinois Scholarship is a state award for students preparing for teacher licensure or further education who have an academic connection to high-need public s…
View profile →The Waubonsee Community College Foundation administers more than 400 awards each year for students at this Illinois community college. Its application page says scholars…
View profile →The Monetary Award Program, or MAP, is Illinois’ need-based grant for residents attending participating colleges. Students apply through the FAFSA—there is no separate M…
View profile →The Navy’s four-year national Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps scholarship helps pay for college in exchange for preparation for commissioned service. The official…
View profile →A $2,000 award for eligible high-school seniors or undergraduates, usable for tuition, books, or supplies. Requires CHA housing and lease status, 2.0 GPA, and household…
View profile →For graduating seniors who live in Chicago or attend a Chicago high school and begin engineering at a four-year university in fall 2027. The published renewable award is…
View profile →CHA connects residents to an annual undergraduate scholarship and separate resources for City Colleges of Chicago. The scholarship and PiE have different rules; the offi…
View profile →A last-dollar scholarship for eligible tuition, books, and required materials remaining after grants and aid; requires graduation from a partner high school, at least a…
View profile →U.S. citizens in their final year of high school who plan to study full time toward a four-year undergraduate degree at an accredited U.S. institution. The national cont…
View profile →Cook County seniors beginning a first full-time bachelor’s degree at an accredited U.S. institution eligible for Title IV aid. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or perman…
View profile →AIM HIGH is offered at 12 public four-year universities. State criteria include Illinois residency, attendance at an Illinois high school, U.S. citizenship or eligible n…
View profile →For 2026–27, MAP published an effective maximum of $8,064; the 2027–28 start-up formula keeps that maximum, subject to budget review. It applies only to tuition and mand…
View profile →ISAC determines potential awards and timing; the college certifies enrollment and receives payment directly.
View profile →2026–27 maximum of $8,064; individual award depends on need and cost, with a 135 MAP-paid-credit lifetime limit.
View profile →Only Chicago Scholars participants graduating from high school, pursuing a full-time bachelor’s degree at an accredited U.S. four-year institution, demonstrating need, a…
View profile →The Monetary Award Program (MAP) is Illinois need-based state grant aid for undergraduates. It is applied to tuition and mandatory fees, not housing, meals, books or tra…
View profile →Student Engagement and Support Services is ISAC’s help point for students and families navigating state programs, deadlines and portals. It does not replace a college fi…
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View profile →Slowfire Ceramics is an art studio and educational center in Oak Park, Illinois, offering ceramics classes, camps, and workshops in ceramics and other disciplines for ch…
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