Awards from the Michael McMillen, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund will be made preferentially to students pursuing education in the caring professions such as: health, counseling, social work, early childhood education, or eldercare.
The Morgan McGee Scholarship is available to Idaho residents who are diagnosed with epilepsy. High school seniors or current college students who plan to attend a trade school, college, or university in Idaho are welcome to apply.
The NJCL annually grants several scholarships to NJCL members. Scholarships are awarded on the following criteria: (1) financial need; (2) JCL service at local, state, and national levels; (3) academic record; (4) recommendations from teachers, principals, counselors, and other adults. Special consideration will also be given to those applicants who intend to teach Latin, Greek, […]
Award to assist members of any tribe with their education. First degree students only. Preference for Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) members who are also awarded a supplemental grant and invited to participate in discernment of vocation dialog through a series of essay prompts and on-line events to promote a deeper understanding Christian vocation.
The NJOEF (New Jersey Osteopathic Education Foundation) works to build, sustain and advance the practice of osteopathic medicine in the State of New Jersey by rewarding qualified and eager medical school students with scholarship awards to be used toward attending his or her osteopathic school. First Year Medical Students Enrolled in Any Osteopathic Medical School […]
Scholarship for a student enrolled in an accredited school in Rhode Island and pursuing the study of architecture. Must have completed at least one academic year and demonstrate financial need.
Awards available to any professional registered nurse in field of bone marrow transplant nursing for further study in a Bachelor’s or Master’s program. Submit examples of contributions to BMT nursing.
Scholarship for study in public transportation engineering field. Must be sponsored by APTA member organization and complete internship with APTA member organization. Minimum GPA of 3.0 required.
Awards only graduate student members of Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society. Co-sponsored by Westerners International Association. Dissertation must have been written in the field of western U.S. history. For further details visit http://www.phialphatheta.org.
Scholarships are awarded to both graduate and undergraduate students. Applicants must have minimum 3.0 GPA.