Rhode Island Scholarships for High School and College Students

Students who are beneficiaries of federal and/or state Veterans Affairs educational programs (such as the GI Bill, CalVet Fee Waiver, etc.) may be eligible for additional financial aid. This could supplement or replace the benefits they are currently receiving. By tapping into these financial aid resources, students with military ties can potentially save their VA-related educational benefits for future academic endeavors.Financial Assistance for VeteransDiscover More About:How to apply for aidDeclaring income and benefitsDependent benefitsVeteran-specific scholarshipsEducation loan deferment for active military serviceWe strongly recommend students to visit the Student Financial Center's main page to explore more about the resources available.Scholarship Opportunities...

The IPAS Annual Scholarships are granted to meritorious students who are currently enrolled in a recognized in-state Physician Assistant Program. The scholarships are awarded based on a set of specific selection criteria.Each applicant's submission is evaluated based on a range of criteria. A point system is employed to determine the five scholarship recipients after the Scholarship Committee has thoroughly reviewed all applications.Applicants should be actively enrolled in a recognized in-state Physician Assistant Program.Applicants should have an exceptional academic record from their undergraduate studies.Applicants should exhibit strong leadership skills, a comprehensive understanding of the Physician Assistant concept, and maintain a high...

Jenny was a vibrant, dynamic individual with a passion for agriculture. Her dedication to her faith, family, and the Beef Industry was unwavering. She was a firm believer in the power of perseverance and was confident in her ability to achieve any goal she set. Jenny was a beacon of hope for the future of the Beef Industry.Scholarship of $750:The scholarship amount of $750 will be disbursed at the start of the Fall Semester/Quarter.Qualification Criteria:Applicant must be a resident of WashingtonApplicant can be an Undergraduate or Graduate StudentApplicant must be enrolling in either a 2-year community/technical college or a 4-year...

Annually, the Titus County Fair Association presents scholarships to a male and female graduate residing in Titus County, to support their further studies at a university, college, or vocational school. Each scholarship is valued at $3000. This year, we are extending our support by offering two more scholarships, each worth $2000, to the candidates who secure the third and fourth positions. The Out of County Judging Committee will select the recipients based on merit.Applicant EligibilityThe selection process will consider the following:The academic performance of the student in high schoolAdmission eligibility for a college or universityLeadership qualities exhibited in school and...

At the May Firm, we recognize the significance of education and the challenges that come with financing it in today's world. Our founder, Robert May, was the first in his family to go to college. He is deeply grateful for the chance he had to earn his undergraduate degree at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo before proceeding to law school. As we are all aware, the expense of pursuing higher education continues to escalate, often placing students in a difficult position, both emotionally and financially. Our mission is to aid students in achieving higher education and alleviate some of the...

The UA Scholars Award, a $12,000 scholarship, is granted to students who rank in the top ten percent of their class in Alaskan high schools by the end of their junior year. This Award can be applied towards the cost of attending any institution within the University of Alaska system. Objective:Established in 1999, the UA Scholars Award was designed to motivate middle and high school students in Alaska to strive for academic excellence. It also aimed to support schools in their mission to provide high-quality education and to persuade the state's top high school graduates to continue their education at...

The Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation takes immense pride in providing financial aid to deserving students in our region to help them advance their education.Every year, we offer a multitude of scholarships funded by our generous donors.Students are encouraged to go through our list of scholarship funds to check their eligibility for any of our scholarships. To apply for a specific scholarship, please get in touch with your school's guidance department.Each scholarship fund is managed by a dedicated selection committee that is responsible for deciding the final recipient. If you are part of a selection committee, please click here for more...

In 1978, the Alabama Road Builders Association initiated the Charlotte and Ed Rodgers Scholarship Fund with the aim of fostering exceptional performance in Alabama's transportation construction sector. The fund has been consistently providing annual grants to students who have shown outstanding academic performance in pre-engineering studies since its establishment.Full-time civil engineering students who have successfully completed their sophomore year, maintained a satisfactory GPA, and are in good academic standing with their university are eligible to apply for the scholarship.The scholarship awards are based on a student's achievements in student, community, honorary or service organizations, academic excellence, and proven leadership skills.A...

The Mississippi Legislature has established a program aimed at offering financial support to Mississippi residents who are enrolled in state-approved public and private non-profit two-year and four-year colleges and universities. The main goal of the MESG program is to facilitate educational opportunities for high-achieving high school students who are interested in pursuing higher education within the state. Key Dates: Application Period: October 1 - September 15 Deadline for Submission of Supporting Documents: October 15 (following the September 15 application deadline) Eligibility Criteria for Incoming Freshmen: Must have been a legal resident of Mississippi for at least one year before completing...

The Richard E. & Nancy P. Marriott Foundation Scholarship is designed to assist deserving students in covering the expenses associated with pursuing an undergraduate degree. The selection of scholars is based on their academic prowess and objectives, involvement in the community, financial necessity, recommendations, and a written essay by the student.The scholarship will provide a minimum of $1,000 to students who are either planning to enroll or are currently enrolled in one of the specified universities. The exact amount of the award will depend on the individual's cost of attendance, financial need, and other resources available to them. The scholarships...

The Trust Fund Higher Education Scholarship is available to members of the Delaware Tribe, offering up to $3,200.00 in educational funding. Full-time students can apply for $400 per semester for a maximum of eight semesters, which do not need to be sequential. Meanwhile, part-time students are eligible for $200 per semester, up to a total of 16 semesters.Applications for the fall scholarship are open from July 1 to September 15.For the spring scholarship, applications are accepted from December 1 to February 15.Applicants can download, print, and mail the application form along with the necessary documents. It is the applicant's responsibility...

A Rhode Island high school senior who has shown a strong commitment to civic engagement and community service will be the recipient of a $1,000 scholarship. The student must be a resident of Rhode Island, entering their final year of high school and set to graduate in the same year the application is submitted, to qualify for this scholarship. The student's dedication to volunteerism and philanthropy should be evident in their active participation in these areas.The scholarship's objective is to financially assist the recipient in their pursuit of higher education. It aims to encourage future leadership in the fields of...