Foreign Service Youth Foundation Academic Merit Scholarship
The Foreign Service Youth Foundation (FSYF) offers an academic-merit scholarship for dependents of U.S. Foreign Service employees. The award recognizes young people who…
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The Foreign Service Youth Foundation (FSYF) offers an academic-merit scholarship for dependents of U.S. Foreign Service employees. The award recognizes young people who…
View profile →Education loan: up to $7,000 yearly at undergraduate levels and $14,000 graduate; forgiven only after qualifying service.
View profile →The Fostering Futures Scholarship serves undergraduates who experienced Michigan foster care due to abuse or neglect at age 13 or later. There is no maximum age, but app…
View profile →The Fostering Independence Higher Education Grant is designed to fill college-cost gaps for Minnesota residents who were in foster care after turning 13 or meet related…
View profile →Pennsylvania’s Fostering Independence Through Education, known as FosterED, aims to reduce tuition barriers for students who are or were in foster care. State law requir…
View profile →Foundation For The Carolinas administers more than 150 scholarship funds created by donors, companies, and organizations. The 2027–28 application window already has date…
View profile →Foundation For The Carolinas operates a portal bringing together scholarship funds for students in the Charlotte region and associated communities. The 2027–28 applicati…
View profile →The Last-Dollar Scholarship is designed to close a specific gap: after nonrepayable federal and state grants and scholarships are applied, it may cover remaining tuition…
View profile →The current state page sets the main band at New Jersey residency, adjusted gross income from $0 to $65,000, at least 12 credits per semester, a first bachelor’s degree,…
View profile →Promise Plus is a structured first-year experience for new Glendale Community College students. The current program covers enrollment, health, and student-service fees f…
View profile →The George M. Pullman Educational Foundation will open its 2027 application on November 1, 2026, and close it February 1, 2027. The award can provide up to $10,000 per y…
View profile →The George M. Pullman Educational Foundation Scholarship is for high-school seniors living in Cook County, Illinois, who are beginning a full-time bachelor’s degree for…
View profile →GCCG serves students who have completed much of a program but face a financial gap that may keep them from finishing. It is not an entry scholarship for every high-schoo…
View profile →The HOPE Grant is separate from the HOPE Scholarship. It serves Georgia residents pursuing eligible certificates or diplomas at participating institutions, including tec…
View profile →The Public Service Memorial Grant is a state benefit for a specific set of circumstances. It may serve spouses and natural or adopted children of certain Georgia public…
View profile →The agency defines qualifying service and relationships; the college verifies residency, enrollment, other aid, and military documents.
View profile →The program list is updated annually; HOPE Grant and Career Grant are certified together with institutional eligibility.
View profile →The participating school identifies candidates, provides a mentor, and coordinates commitments, HOPE-GPA tracking, and postsecondary transition.
View profile →Up to $2,500 in the first two years and $5,000 in years three through five for 2026–27, subject to appropriation, renewal, and teaching commitment.
View profile →Golden LEAF’s Community College Scholarship serves North Carolina residents from eligible rural counties attending a community college. It has two pathways: curriculum p…
View profile →Up to $20,000, with cohort-specific award and service terms; requires timely credential completion and work at a priority school or California State Preschool Program.
View profile →The Governor Guinn Millennium Scholarship supports high-achieving students who choose to attend college in Nevada. NSHE lists a lifetime maximum of up to $10,000 and per…
View profile →Up to $10,000 yearly, subject to allowable costs, ACT/SAT score, GPA, testing calendar, and funding.
View profile →New Hampshire’s Governor’s Scholarship, historically associated with the UNIQUE name, is state aid for postsecondary study. It is distinct from New Hampshire Promise, an…
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