Educational institutions in United States: profiles, services and practical information.
MassEducate extends community-college aid to eligible students of any age and income level who have not earned a bachelor’s degree. It covers approved undergraduate cert…
View profile →2026–27 rules require FAFSA or, for eligible applicants unable to file FAFSA, MASFA; at least one year of Massachusetts residence with intent to remain or an approved st…
View profile →Students need eligible undergraduate enrollment, FAFSA or MASFA, financial verification, and satisfactory academic progress, and must not have earned a bachelor’s degree…
View profile →MassReconnect is for adults age 25 or older returning to community college pursuing a certificate or associate degree; 2026–27 rules allow a second associate in certain…
View profile →The Mayor’s Scholars Undergraduate Program provides need-based funding to District residents pursuing their first associate or bachelor’s degree at approved area college…
View profile →New York City’s Mayor’s Scholarship Program has opened its graduate application cycle for 2027–28. It serves full-time municipal government employees who already hold a…
View profile →Metropolitan College is not a scholarship open to every Louisville student: it is a benefit tied to eligible part-time work at UPS Worldport and certain overnight shifts…
View profile →The Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition Scholarship Program recognizes students who combine school commitment with community participation. It awards several scholarship…
View profile →Michigan Achievement Scholarship includes several pathways for recent state graduates: the Community College Guarantee, study at participating public or private universi…
View profile →Michigan Competitive Scholarship still appears in the state program list, but it is no longer available to students who graduated from high school—or earned an equivalen…
View profile →The agency checks Medicaid history, FAFSA, age, residency, course load, SAP, and transition between Phase I and II.
View profile →The Michigan Indian Tuition Waiver is a state tuition waiver for eligible Native American students attending a Michigan public community college or university. It is not…
View profile →This guide begins with a warning that can prevent a costly mistake: Michigan Tuition Grant is no longer available to students who did not initiate—meaning receive a paid…
View profile →General requirements include California residency, enrollment at a participating UC or CSU campus, a FAFSA or California Dream Act Application, and annual income and ass…
View profile →The office checks orders and spouse status, validates program/provider eligibility, and guides approval and payment.
View profile →The Milliman Opportunity – U.S. Scholarship supports students preparing for an actuarial career and pursuing or planning postsecondary study. Scholarship America’s curre…
View profile →The state office administers or coordinates the program, while the college confirms individual eligibility, enrollment, and award amounts where the rules assign it that…
View profile →Applicants generally must be Minnesota residents pursuing a first undergraduate degree or certificate and enrolled in at least three credits at a participating school. F…
View profile →MESG is a Mississippi merit grant for residents at approved public and nonprofit private colleges. Unlike HELP, its main entry point is a strong academic record rather t…
View profile →Indiana offers a one-time scholarship for certain students who finish high school at least one year early. The Mitch Daniels Early Graduation Scholarship provides up to…
View profile →The Montana Community Foundation maintains a donor-funded scholarship directory for students in communities across the state. Its search tool filters by student status a…
View profile →Montana’s STEM/Healthcare Scholarship targets high-school students who will enter an eligible Montana campus directly in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, o…
View profile →Monterey Peninsula College Foundation will open its 2027–28 application on December 1, 2026, and expects to close it in early March; the exact date had not yet been post…
View profile →Up to 36 months of benefits; 2026–27 college rate is $508 monthly full time, subject to proration and continued Reserve eligibility.
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