Venture Miami Scholarship Fund
Gap aid based on guidelines, Pell, and cost; City of Miami, not all of Miami-Dade.
View profile →Educational institutions in United States: profiles, services and practical information.
Gap aid based on guidelines, Pell, and cost; City of Miami, not all of Miami-Dade.
View profile →The call center can guide applicants on education-benefit questions and application status; VA decides eligibility and payment after receiving the person’s records and s…
View profile →Coordinates colleges, G3 lists, and campus offices for local applications.
View profile →Each college verifies income, residency, FAFSA/documents, and whether the exact degree or credential is on the approved list.
View profile →May reduce tuition/fees for designated programs; residency, income, credit, and career restrictions apply.
View profile →Annual support subject to funding for full-time residents at eligible private institutions; does not automatically cover all costs.
View profile →$1,000 base plus possible $1,000 major and campus bonuses; up to $3,000 annually, subject to SAI, GPA, deadlines, and funding.
View profile →Amount depends on income, household size, institution, and program; $139,500 is the 2026–27 partial-aid ceiling for the four-person example.
View profile →Publishes deadlines, WA Grant, FAFSA/WASFA, and college-planning resources.
View profile →The agency confirms residency, GPA, testing, deadline, and institution rules; the college reports enrollment and posts the award.
View profile →Publishes TIP and other aid programs, FAQs, formulas, and college resources.
View profile →Initial award $600–$1,800; 2026–27 renewal $250–$1,800; college nomination.
View profile →The regional fund lists awards of $1,972 in honor of the council’s founding year. For 2026, applicants had to be women with at least a 3.0 GPA, enrolled full-time at one…
View profile →For the class of 2027, it covers remaining tuition and fees after other aid until an associate degree is earned or 60 attempted credits are reached, whichever comes firs…
View profile →A 3.7 HOPE GPA plus SAT 1200/ACT 25 or an eligible class distinction; renewal at 3.3 GPA; the 2026–27 public amount varies by college.
View profile →Hathaway is Wyoming’s state scholarship for eligible graduates of public or private high schools, homeschool programs and High School Equivalency Certificate (HSEC) prog…
View profile →Palmetto Fellows is a state merit scholarship for high-achieving high-school graduates who were legal South Carolina residents at graduation. Strong grades do not trigge…
View profile →The South Carolina Tuition Grant helps cover part of tuition for state residents attending participating nonprofit independent colleges full time. It is not a high-GPA m…
View profile →The North Dakota Scholarship offers up to $6,000 to students graduating from high school who meet a combination of academic skills and preparation for college, work or m…
View profile →The South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship is a state merit award for graduates who plan to attend an accredited university, college or technical school in South Dakota. I…
View profile →The Nebraska Opportunity Grant, or NOG, is the state’s main need-based grant for residents pursuing a degree or credential at an eligible Nebraska postsecondary institut…
View profile →Missouri A+ is a state scholarship that may reduce tuition and general fees for graduates who completed the program at a designated A+ high school and then attend a part…
View profile →Hawaiʻi Promise serves residents studying in an eligible degree program at one of the University of Hawaiʻi’s seven community colleges. It is not a grant for every UH ca…
View profile →The Kansas Comprehensive Grant is state need-based aid for Kansas residents enrolled full-time at eligible in-state institutions. The list covers the six state universit…
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