Amy Foster Memorial Scholarship
Be graduating seniors attending a high school in Escondido, CA.
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Austin Bice Memorial Scholarship
Be graduating San Diego County high school seniors and have participated in a high school varsity sport (one year minimum).
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Bill Waite Scholarship
Be graduating high school seniors who are current members of a high school sailing team and/or yacht club junior programs in SD County.
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Brian Forbes Memorial Scholarship
Be graduating high school seniors who have participated in a varsity-level sport for at least two years. Plan to attend a UC (University of California) school in fall. Letter of recommendation on an official letterhead from their high school verifying your participation in varsity.
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Caroline Crosby Scholarship
Have resided in San Diego County for at least one year. Be graduating seniors at Point Loma High School.
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Cele and Lew Kipperman Scholarship
Be graduating seniors at Coronado High School. Have a history of active involvement in athletics (required for male applicants), extracurricular activities, community service and/or work experience.
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Charles and Ardel Hamilton/BBPA Scholarship
Be graduating seniors in the Sweetwater Union High School District.
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Charlotte V. Bergen Scholarships
The ASCAP Foundation Morton Gould Young Composer Awards (the “Award”) honors the late Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and The ASCAP Foundation’s former president Morton Gould’s lifelong commitment to encouraging young creators. Open to composers of original, classical concert music, the Award encourages developing music creators during the earliest stages of their careers. The total value of […]
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Colachis Family Scholarship
Have resided in San Diego County for at least one year and be current undergraduate students or adult re-entry students. Be or have been in foster care.
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Crawford Scholarship
Be graduating seniors of Crawford Educational Complex or previous Crawford Scholarship recipients who had to forfeit their scholarship.
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