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Florida Engineering Society High School Scholarship

Florida Engineering Society scholarships inspire and encourage the pursuit of an education focused on engineering. These scholarships are made possible by the generous tax deductible contributions of Florida Engineering Society members, private companies and the general public to the Florida Engineering Foundation, Inc. Eligibility Requirements Be a high school senior. Have been enrolled in one […]

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FNSNA General Undergraduate Scholarship

Open to all currently enrolled nursing students across the country, the General Scholarship Program awards these scholarship funds based on a set of criteria established by the sponsor of the scholarship.  These scholarships typically reflect a specific area of specialization within the nursing profession such as oncology, critical care, or emergency nursing, or a certain population of the […]

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FNSNA Promise of Nursing Scholarship

Undergraduate scholarships are available to students currently enrolled in a state-approved nursing program leading to an associate degree, baccalaureate, diploma, direct-entry master’s degree, RN to BSN/MSN completion, LPN/LVN to RN, or accelerated programs. Funds are not available for graduate study unless it is for the first degree in nursing. ​Undergraduate scholarship applicants must attend a […]

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Hope for Healing Scholarship

Rates of drug and alcohol addiction and suicide are on the rise in this country, while behavioral health professionals who can meet the urgent need for treatment are in ever shorter supply. Now FHE Health is doing its part to address the problem. The Hope for Healing Scholarship is our effort to encourage more of […]

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Vermont Advancement Grant

Need-based, grants for Vermont residents enrolled in non-degree programs in a college, vocational school, or other non-degree program, that will improve employability or encourage further study. Award amounts vary.

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Vermont Incentive Grants

Grants for Vermont residents based on financial need. Must meet needs test. Must be a college undergraduate enrolled full-time at an approved post-secondary institution. Only available to Vermont residents. Grant amounts vary by student and by year, depending on available funding. Eligible students received awards ranging from $1,000 to $12,800.

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Vermont Part-Time Grant

For undergraduates carrying less than twelve credits per semester who have not received a bachelor’s degree. Must be Vermont resident. Based on financial need. Complete Vermont Financial Aid Packet to apply. May be used at any approved post-secondary institution. Grant amounts vary by student and by year, depending on available funding. During the 2019-2020 academic […]

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Alice C. Coapland Scholarship

Alice C. Coapland established this scholarship in 2002. Before her death in 2004, she generously bequeathed her estate to fund this scholarship for female residents of northeastern Vermont who have high financial need and who wish to pursue education after high school. Eligibility: •Be a female student seeking an undergraduate degree •Reside in a town […]

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American Meteorological Society Minority Scholarships

Two-year scholarship of $3,000 per year for minority students entering their freshman year of college. Must plan to pursue careers in the atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic sciences. Must be U.S. citizen or permanent resident to apply.

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Ascutney Mountain Audubon Society Scholarship

This scholarship was established to assist a graduating high school senior who lives in a designated Vermont town and who has demonstrated a strong commitment to the environment. Eligibility: •Reside in Andover, Athens, Baltimore, Bellows Falls, Bridgewater, Cavendish, Chester, Grafton, Hartland, Londonderry, Ludlow, Plymouth, Pomfret, Reading, Rockingham, Springfield, Weathersfield, Westminster, Weston, West Windsor, Windsor, or […]

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