Link: ABA Academic Merit Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors, or graduate students at an accredited university with a declared major relevant to the transportation, travel, and tourism industry. Applicants must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.

Description: ABA Academic Merit Scholarship is available to second-year university or college students with declared majors related to transportation or the travel/tourism industry. These students must also possess a high GPA and strong academic achievement. This scholarship is associated with the American Bus Association (ABA) so those with ABA memberships will be given greater consideration

Link: Abbott and Fenner Scholarship Program

Age Group: High School & College

Eligibility: Open to high school juniors and seniors, and all students currently registered in any accredited post secondary institution, with a focus on students who have demonstrated leadership qualities and a strong academic record

Description: The Abbott and Fenner Scholarship Program offers a $1,000 award to students who write an essay on a specified topic. This scholarship is designed to help students who display exceptional drive and ambition to succeed in their chosen educational paths

Link: Adobe Design Circle Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: Students pursuing any year of their undergraduate studies and are enrolled in any design-related major through an accredited program

Description: Is graphic design your passion? Are you always brainstorming invention ideas? Do you see a website layout and think, “I could make this better?” The Adobe Design Circle Scholarship is open to students who plan to pursue any design-related major through an accredited program. This award offers 10 annual scholarships up to $25,000 per academic year for tuition and fees. The exact amount of each scholarship varies, determined by factors including the projected cost of attendance (e.g., for a state university vs. a private college) and the applicant’s expected financial need. Scholarships can be renewed for up to four years, or until graduation, pending satisfactory degree progress. The Design Circle also provides a variety of mentorship opportunities to the scholarship winners, such as shadowing, internships, workshops, and networking

Link: AFA Teens for Alzheimer's Awareness College Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: U.S. citizen who are high school seniors

Description: AFA’s Teens for Alzheimer’s Awareness College Scholarship Essay Contest is an annual competition for college-bound high school seniors. Applicants are asked to write a 1,200 to 1,500-word essay that describes the impact of Alzheimer’s disease on themselves, their families, or their communities, and what they have learned in light of coping with the brain disorder. The grand prize winner receives $5,000, with additional prizes awarded for runners-up.

Link: American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: U.S. high school students under 20 years of age

Description: Are you a good public speaker, or do you just want an excuse to hone your public speaking skills? Then this competition would be a good fit for you. Students compete for this award by preparing and performing an eight- to 10-minute oration on some aspect of the US Constitution, as well as giving a three- to five-minute speech on an assigned topic. The first-place winner receives $25,000, second place receives $22,500, and third place receives $20,000. There are also smaller awards for state winners. More than $203,500 in prize money is given out annually.

Link: Army ROTC Scholarships

Age Group: High School & College

Eligibility: Available to high school students planning to attend college and current college students. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, between 17 and 26 years old, with a high school GPA of at least 2.5, and meet physical standards. After graduation, they will serve a role in the army. To get into the Army, students will also need to take the ASVAB exam

Description: Army ROTC scholarships are available both for high school and college students, as well as enlisted soldiers. However, these scholarships are based on your merits and grades, not your financial needs. Scholarship options include full tuition, two to four-year degrees, room and board options, and books and fee allowances. After graduation, scholarship recipients must serve some role in the army

Link: Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest

Age Group: High School & College

Eligibility: High school, college, and graduate students worldwide

Description: Students compete for this award by writing an essay on one of three topics related to Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged. The first-place winner will receive a $10,000 prize. Runners-up also win prizes, and $40,000 in scholarship money is awarded annually.

Link: Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: Open to U.S. citizen undergraduate students who are receiving Federal Pell Grant funding and are applying to or have been accepted into a study abroad program or internship

Description: Offering scholars an international experience, the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship provides students with the opportunity to study or intern abroad. This scholarship has assisted over 125,000 students studying in 145 countries. The mission of the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship is to help students who are academically advanced but encounter financial limitations. Studying abroad helps up-and-coming professionals to break cultural barriers, as well as advance in their careers

Link: Boren Scholarship

Age Group: High School Graduates; College & Adults

Eligibility: U.S. citizens who are high school graduates or have earned a GED, and are at least 18 years old at the time of the national application deadline

Description: An initiative of the National Security Education Program, Boren Scholarships offers tuition assistance to students seeking to study abroad in underrepresented countries and study less commonly taught languages (such as Africa, Asia, Central Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East). Applicants must show interest in working with the Federal National Security, as scholars must commit to working with the federal government for at least one year after graduation. Scholars can receive between $8,000 – $20,000

Link: Bryan Cameron Education Foundation

Age Group: High School & College

Eligibility: Students must have a 3.7 GPA and be U.S. citizens. High school seniors planning to attend a four-year college can apply for this scholarship. You must submit two letters of recommendation and a transcript

Description: The Bryan Cameron Education Foundation offers four-year, full-tuition scholarships to students who demonstrate excellence in leadership, community service, extracurricular activities and academics. Between 10 and 15 deserving students are selected annually.

Link: Burger King Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High School Seniors with a minimum 2.5 GPA who work part-time and demonstrate community or extracurricular involvement

Description: Founded over a decade ago, the Burger King McLamore Foundation has raised more than $35 million to support over 33,000 students. The co-founder of Burger King, James W. McLamore started this foundation with the intention to help employees and their families pursue higher education. The Burger King McLamore Foundation serves the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada

Link: College Board Scholarships

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: Offer a range of scholarships for high school students in various stages of their education journey, primarily based on participation in College Board programs and planning for college

Description: College Board is taking a different route to the way their scholarships are given. They have compiled a list of six activities for you to complete. Each one is worth a specific amount of scholarship funding. However, if you complete all six you are eligible to be put in a drawing for the chance to win $40,000 toward your education

Link: Critical Language Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: Available to U.S. citizen undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in U.S. institutions

Description: The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) is ideal for students seeking financial assistance for language-based education. CLS is a part of the government’s vision to increase the number of Americans who speak foreign languages. Some of the key languages include Bangla, Korean, Punjabi, and Turkish

Link: Dell Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High-achieving high school seniors with financial need who participate in an approved college readiness program and plan to enroll full-time in a bachelor’s degree program

Description: Dell Scholars, created by the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation provide tuition assistance to future college students who are often the first in their family to pursue a higher education. Dell Scholars provides mentorship and a resourceful network of high achievers. Scholars can look forward to textbook credits, a laptop, and so much more

Link: Elks National Foundation Scholarship Program

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: Students who are U.S. citizens and pursue a four-year undergraduate degree full-time. The foundation doesn’t require you to be related to an Elks member to apply

Description: The Most Valuable Student scholarship from the Elks National Foundation awards 500 scholarships to high school seniors, ranging from $1,000 to $7,500 annually. The organization will consider financial need, grades and leadership skills when selecting winners.

Link: Engebretson Foundation Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High school seniors with high GPAs and SAT/ACT scores as well as financial need who plan to attend a four-year college

Description: This need-based scholarship is pretty straightforward: it's awarded to one student each year who demonstrates not only financial need, but also shows impressive academic aptitude and leadership ability. The annual award winner receives $5,000 per semester of college. Winners may reapply for the prize every year.

Link: Equitable Excellence Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High school seniors who demonstrate positive qualities such as courage and determination shown in community volunteer work. They must be U.S. citizens, legal resident, or current resident in the U.S., District of Columbia, or Puerto Rico 

Description: The Equitable Excellence Scholarship is awarded to driven and determined students of high character, with recipients coming from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences. In addition to a scholarship, recipients are also provided with development opportunities such as mentoring, networking, and skill-building programs. Winners receive $2,500-5,000 (plus a $500 donation to the high school of the winners)

Link: Excelsior Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: For residents of New York State attending SUNY or CUNY schools, whose family household federal adjusted gross income does not exceed $125,000

Description: If you are looking for tuition assistance for SUNY (The State University of New York) or CUNY (City University of New York) colleges, the Excelsior Scholarship may be the scholarship for you. There are approximately 89 colleges that fall under SUNY and CUNY, and the Excelsior Scholarship awards up to $5,500 for qualifying programs. Some of the eligibility requirements include NYS residency and gross income of $125,000 or less

Link: Foot Locker Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: Designed for high school seniors involved in high school, intramural, or community-based sports. Applicants must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher

Description: The Foot Locker Scholarship awards high school students $20,000 towards their college tuition. Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0, participate on a school or community team, and demonstrate community service. 1 out of the 20 recipients will receive an additional $5,000 from Foot Locker’s former Chairman and CEO Ken C. Hicks

Link: Fulbright Scholarship Program

Age Group: College & Adults

Eligibility: U.S. citizens who are recent college graduates, master’s or doctoral candidates, or young professionals with up to five years of experience in their field

Description: The Fulbright Scholarship Program, which is named after the founder Senator J. William Fulbright, has served more than 250,000 students and teachers within the last 70 years. Providing students with unforgettable multicultural experiences, the Fulbright Scholarships offers opportunities to work with universities and other higher education institutions in other countries. Some of the disciplines include Public Health, STEM, Communications, and Journalism

Link: GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High school seniors who have a minimum 3.0 GPA and be U.S. citizens planning to enroll in a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited four-year college or university

Description: The GE Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program honors the legacy and character of our nation’s 40th President. It rewards college-bound students who demonstrate exemplary leadership (in their community and through extracurricular activities), drive, integrity, and citizenship with financial assistance to pursue higher education

Link: Google Scholarships

Age Group: High School, College, & Adults

Eligibility: Based on the specific scholarship you apply for

Description: Google, one of the world’s most successful technology companies, offer funding opportunities for students interested in pursuing a career in technology. Some of the Google Scholarships include Women Techmakers Scholars Program, Google Europe Students with Disabilities Scholarship and Google Lime Scholarship. To assist students with attending technology conferences across the country, Google also provides travel and conference grants

Link: Hispanic Scholarship Fund

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High School students with Hispanic heritage who are U.S. citizens, permanent legal residents, or DACA; minimum GPA of 3.0

Description: The Hispanic Scholarship Fund is a program dedicated to assisting families of Hispanic heritage to earn a college degree. Serving the Hispanic community since 1975, the Hispanic Scholarship Fund has partnered with some of the largest corporations in the country, including Macy’s and NBA Cares, to ensure that scholars receive money for tuition, books, and other resources. Qualified applicants for this scholarship include high school seniors, undergraduate students, community college students interested in attending a four-year university, and graduate students. Scholars can receive between $500 and $5,000, based on merit

Link: Hope Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: Georgia residents who have demonstrated academic achievement and enrolled in a HOPE Scholarship eligible college or university

Description: The Hope Scholarship, which was founded in 2001, honors Valerie Grace Wheeler, who passed away at age 15, due to metastatic Ewing’s Sarcoma. Valeria was known for academic excellence, sports, artistry, and her compassion for others. The Hope Scholarship seeks to award other individuals who have overcome obstacles, provided a helping hand to others, and believe in the power of education. Over the course of 18 years, this scholarship has awarded nearly $700,000 in scholarship funds. The scholarship provides money to assist students with a portion of the tuition cost at a HOPE Scholarship-eligible college or university

Link: Horatio Alger Scholarship Award

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: U.S. high school juniors with a GPA of 2.0 or above who plan on getting a bachelor's degree

Description: This generous need-based scholarship is geared toward students who have faced and overcome great obstacles. To be considered eligible, your gross adjusted family income must be at or below $55,000. At the national level, there are 105 awards of $25,000 each; at the state level, there are scholarships of $10,000 each for all 50 states (plus the District of Columbia)

Link: Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship

Age Group: Middle & High School; College

Eligibility: Different requirements based on the different scholarships

Description: Founded in 2000, the Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship awards financial assistance to students from the 8th grade through graduate school. Over the last 18 years, the Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship awarded $190 million to more than 2,400 students. Along with financial resources, recipients receive guidance on how to continue to navigate through their academic careers

Link: Jackie Robinson Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: Minority high school seniors who are U.S. citizens, demonstrating a record of academic excellence and leadership potential/dedication to community service. Applicants must present evidence of financial need, and plan to attend an accredited and approved 4-year college within the United States or affiliated with a United States-based college or university (students may not have accrued more than 25% of credits needed to graduate from college)

Description: Founded in 2000, the Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship awards financial assistance to students from the 8th grade through graduate school. Over the last 18 years, the Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship awarded $190 million to more than 2,400 students. Along with financial resources, recipients receive guidance on how to continue to navigate through their academic careers

Link: Jet Future Business Leaders Scholarship

Age Group: High School & College

Eligibility: High school seniors and currently enrolled college students interested in pursuing a career in business. Applicants must be U.S. citizens/residents

Description: Offering $1,000, this scholarship is for graduating high school seniors and currently enrolled college students interested in pursuing a career in business. Applicants must be U.S. citizens/residents and submit an essay on the impact of AI and machine learning on small businesses

Link: Marshall Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: Must have graduated from their first undergraduate degree

Description: The Marshall Scholarship was founded in 1954, with 12 scholars. The program enables U.S. students to travel abroad to the United Kingdom to study any subject at the graduate level. Fast forward to the 2000s and the Marshall Scholarship awards 40 scholars each year. The program encourages scholars to become US ambassadors and the country’s future leaders

Link: McKay Scholarship

Age Group: Elementary, Middle, & High School

Eligibility: Florida public school students with a documented disability and either an IEP or 504 plan, who were enrolled in a Florida public school the year prior and are at least 5 years old by September 1 of the scholarship year

Description: The McKay Scholarship is a program dedicated to helping children with disabilities attend the school that best fits their needs. The McKay Scholarship is based in Florida and gives parents the flexibility of choosing the best-suited public or private school for their child in grades K-12. For the academic 2016-2017 academic school year, the McKay Scholarship assisted over 31,000 students with the opportunity to attend private school

Link: National Merit Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: Multiple rounds; to qualify for the first round, you must be a high school junior who achieved a high score on the PSAT/NMSQT. Qualifying scores are different for each state

Description: With the mission to shine the spotlight on academic excellence, the National Merit Scholarship scans approximately 1.6 million students across the country and awards $2500 scholarships. To participate in the competition, students must take the PSAT/NMSQT. The scholarship program includes several rounds, in which students with the highest scores may move forward. At the end of the selection process, 7,500 finalists receive an award

Link: National Washington Crossing Foundation Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High school seniors planning to work in government service can apply for the National Washington Crossing Foundation Scholarship. Only U.S. citizens are eligible.

Description: The one-year scholarship can range from $500 to $5,000. Students must write a one-page essay in 300 words or less describing their motivation for government work and exploring any inspiration from George Washington’s crossing of the Delaware River. Students must also include a letter of recommendation from a high school principal or guidance counselor and a copy of their transcript.

Link: Questbridge Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High schoolers applying to college who demonstrate significant financial need

Description: The Questbridge National College Match is a program that enables high-achieving low-income students to find full four-year scholarships and admission to partner colleges. These may be some of the best colleges in the nation, meaning the amount given to some students may be upwards of $200,000 for all four years. All students attending a U.S. high school are allowed to apply

Link: Rhodes Scholarship

Age Group: High School & College

Eligibility: At least 18 years old and no older than 27 years of age, U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents, and have demonstrated academic excellence

Description: The Rhodes Scholarship is one of the oldest international scholarships available to applicants in the United States and U.S. territories. Named after Cecil J. Rhodes, a British businessman and politician, the Rhodes Scholarship provides qualified applicants with full tuition assistance to attend the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Each year, 32 applicants are selected based on their academic achievements, leadership qualities, and community service

Link: Ronald McDonald’s Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High school seniors who are legal U.S. residents, under 21 years old, with a minimum 2.7 GPA, and planning to attend a two- or four-year college, university, or vocational/technical school

Description: Ronald McDonald House Charities is a non-profit organization that strives to provide children everywhere with improvements in health and well-being. They also offer a minimum of $1000 to selected candidates of the RMHC U.S. Scholarship each year to be used for tuition, books, supplies, and other education-related These winners are selected by local RMHC chapters

Link: Scholarship America

Age Group: High School, College, & Adults

Eligibility: Based on the different types of scholarships available

Description: This organization focuses on raising funds each year for students who need financial assistance to reach their educational goals. They offer and help support 13,000 education assistance and scholarship programs worldwide for all students and degree types. Many of these are open to employees of sponsoring companies and their families while others are open to anyone

Link: Sierra Nevada Corporation Women in STEM Scholarship

Age Group: High School & College

Eligibility: Women pursuing non-medical STEM-related majors who are high school seniors, undergraduates, or graduate students with a minimum 3.5 GPA planning to enroll in a full-time STEM program at an accredited four-year college or university

Description: SNC’s goal is to safeguard our freedom and inspire the next generation to make a lasting impact through technology and imagination. The SNC Women in STEM scholarship aims to foster gender equity in science and technology and empower women pursuing degrees in STEM-related fields. SNC will award five $7,500 scholarship awards to eligible students Each scholarship recipient will also be matched with an SNC mentor to support them on their STEM journey

Link: SMART Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: Applicants must be citizens of the U.S., Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or the U.K., 18 years or older by a specific date, and pursuing a STEM degree. They must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher and agree to post-graduation commitments

Description: The Department of Defense (DoD) funds the Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) scholarship in an effort to raise the number of civilian engineers and scientists who work at DoD facilities. The awarded students must be pursuing technical degrees in STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics). This scholarship will include full tuition and related fees, summer internships, health insurance, mentoring, supply allowances, and DoD employment placement after graduation

Link: Taco Bell’s Live Más Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: Legal residents of the 50 United States and D.C. between 16 and 26 years old, currently enrolled in an accredited post-secondary educational program in good academic standing, and willing to work with Taco Bell Foundation’s Scholarship Management Company throughout the process

Description: The Live Mas Scholarship is for creators, dreamers, and innovators. Eligibility is not based on grades, essays, or your athletic abilities. Instead, it focuses on students who think outside the box to make this world and their community better. $1 million is divided between all selected new applicants, $2.5 million to all Live Mas scholarship renewals, and $750,000 to employees of Taco Bell restaurants

Link: The Barry Goldwater Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: College sophomores or juniors who are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or nationals, intending to pursue research careers in STEM fields

Description: Founded in 1986, The Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation honors Senator Barry Goldwater, who served the United States for 56 years. For over 30 years, the Barry Goldwater Scholarship provided financial assistance to college sophomores and juniors who are interested in researching mathematics, engineering, and natural sciences. The foundation has served thousands of scholars, many of whom have received accolades, such as the Churchill Scholarship

Link: The Coca-Cola Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: Provides 150 scholarships each year, each worth $20,000, to high school seniors in the U.S. with a focus on leadership, academic achievements, and community service

Description: For over 25 years, the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation has provided more than 1,450 high school students with the opportunity to attend colleges and universities. Through this program, students have attended some of the most elite institutions in the country, including Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. Some of the Cola-Cola Scholars have become elected government officials, entrepreneurs, college administrators, and Broadway actors

Link: The Gates Millennium Scholars Program

Age Group: College

Eligibility: Offers scholarships to outstanding students of color who are Pell Grant eligible, with a minimum GPA of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale

Description: The Gates Millennium Scholars (GMS) Program, which is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, breaks financial barriers for minorities across the country, providing them with tuition assistance. This program is ideal for undergraduate students in any discipline area, as well as graduate students who are studying science, public health, computer science, education, library science, or mathematics. Since 2010, the Gates Millennium Scholars Program has awarded $934,092,630 in scholarships, with an average award of $12,785

Link: The Gates Scholarship

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: Outstanding minority high school seniors from low-income households, covering the full cost of attendance not already covered by other financial aid

Description: The Gates Scholarship, which was founded in 2017, is pioneered by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The Gates Scholarship seeks to provide tuition assistance for minority students who come from low-income families, by covering tuition fees that will not be covered by families and financial aid. To apply for this scholarship, students must be a minority and in their last year of high school. The Gates Scholarship awards 300 students per year

Link: The Harry S. Truman Scholarship

Age Group: College

Eligibility: U.S. college juniors who demonstrate leadership potential and a commitment to public service. Applicants must be nominated by their institution

Description: The Harry S. Truman Scholarship, named after the 33rd president of the United States, continues to encourage education and political responsibility across the country. Each school is allowed to submit 4 nominations, which equates to over 600 applicants a year. The advisory board selects 55- 65 scholars annually, based on academic achievement leadership skills, and community service

Link: Too Cool to Pay for School

Age Group: High School & College

Eligibility: Full-time high school, college, or graduate students

Description: The Too Cool to Pay for School Scholarship is Access Scholarships’ contribution to help four lucky students each year cover school-related expenses. The scholarship can be used to cover any education-related expenses, such as tuition, textbooks, housing, and other fees. This scholarship is super quick and easy to enter (no essay required), making it a great opportunity to apply for each quarter. Each winner will receive $1,000

Link: Unigo Scholarship

Age Group: High School, College, & Adults

Eligibility: Open to applicants who are 14 years of age or older and legal residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia

Description: The Unigo $10K Scholarship is much easier to apply for than other scholarships listed. Students must write a 250-word essay answering the question, “Would you rather be smart, funny or rich?”

Link: Uplifting Others Scholarship

Age Group: High School & College

Eligibility: High school, undergraduate, and graduate students who must submit an essay on how they’ve positively impacted someone’s life

Description: Three scholarships, each worth $1,000, are awarded to students who encourage, uplift, or inspire others

Link: U.S. Presidential Scholars Program

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High school seniors who are U.S. citizens or Legal Permanent U.S. Residents at the time of their application are eligible for this recognition program

Description: Founded in 1964, the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program is dedicated to honoring some of the nation’s academically advanced high school seniors. A few decades after the program began, the program directors extended assistance to students who excelled in visual, creative, and performing arts, as well as the technical fields. Each year, 161 high school students are awarded one of the nation’s highest honors, which is a Presidential Scholar

Link: Voice of Democracy Scholarship Competition

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High school students

Description: Students compete for this award by writing and recording an audio essay on a patriotic theme. The first-place winner gets a grand prize $35,000 scholarship to the American college, university, or technical school of their choice. The program gives out a total of $2 million in awards and incentives each year

Link: Walmart Scholarship

Age Group: High School & Adults

Eligibility: Walmart associates and their high school senior dependents. Associates must be enrolled in Walmart’s Lifelong Learning Program through American Public University or pursuing higher education at a qualifying institution in the United States. The Walmart Scholarship is available to employees who have been working with the company for at least 6 consecutive months

Description: The Walmart Scholarship provides tuition assistance to Walmart employees and their high school dependents. Associates must be enrolled in Walmart’s Lifelong Learning Program through American Public University or pursuing higher education at a qualifying institution in the United States. The Walmart Scholarship is available to employees who have been working with the company for at least 6 consecutive months

Link: William Randolph Hearst Foundations US Senate Youth Program

Age Group: High School

Eligibility: High school juniors and seniors

Description: If you're passionate about public service, this is the scholarship for you. The Senate Youth Program targets students who participate in their high school student government and plan to study history or political science in college. Applicants are judged on their leadership skills, academic performance, community involvement, and extracurricular activities. Each winner will receive a $10,000 award in addition to an all-expenses-paid educational week in Washington, D.C.