Scholarships

Introduction This scholarship honors artist P. Buckley Moss’s lifelong commitment to students who learn differently — a commitment rooted in her own struggles with dyslexia. It supports graduating high school seniors with language-related learning differences who plan to pursue careers in the visual arts. Background The P. Buckley Moss Society created an endowed scholarship in 2006 with a $20,000 founding gift; the first award was made in 2007. The Society itself was formed in 1987 by collectors to increase awareness of Moss’s art and to carry out charitable work consistent with her values. For more information about the Society, visit...

Anne Ford Scholarship - Award: $10,000 total, disbursed as $2,500 per year for four years. - Eligibility: Open to graduating high school seniors who plan to enroll full time in a bachelor’s degree program in the upcoming fall. Applicants must have a documented learning disability (LD). Students who have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in addition to an LD are welcome and encouraged to apply. - Status/Deadline: Applications are open now and will be evaluated on a rolling basis through Sunday, April 26, 2026. Allegra Ford Thomas Scholarship - Award: $5,000 total, paid as $2,500 per year for two years....

Intro Earth Island Institute created the Brower Youth Awards for Environmental Leadership in 2000 to honor exceptional young leaders driving environmental change. Each year we present this prestigious award to recognize and support emerging youth leaders. Who is eligible - Young environmental leaders aged 13–22 as of the application deadline are invited to apply. - Applicants must reside in North America, including the United States (and its territories), Canada, or Mexico. - Application deadline: March 31, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. - The application link can be found at the bottom of this page. Award package Winners receive: -...

Introduction Below are the eligibility rules and application requirements for each scholarship category. All programs apply to students at accredited four-year colleges/universities and accredited two-year community colleges or technical schools, unless otherwise noted. Category I — Financial Need (Undergraduate only) - Eligible institutions: accredited four-year universities/colleges and accredited two-year community colleges/technical schools. - Selection criteria: academic achievement combined with demonstrated financial need. - Enrollment requirement: applicant must be either enrolled full-time or have an active application to one of the institutions above. Funds will be disbursed only after full-time enrollment is confirmed. - Financial documentation: submit a copy of the...

Overview The Journalism Education Association offers up to two scholarships of $1,000 each to students preparing to teach scholastic journalism. Eligibility Applicants must be college juniors, seniors, or graduate students enrolled in a program that prepares them to teach at the secondary-school level. Current secondary-school journalism teachers who are pursuing a degree to enhance their journalism-teaching skills are also eligible. Application requirements Applicants must submit a completed application that includes: - A 250-word statement describing why they want to teach high school journalism. - Responses to the three questions found at the bottom of the application form. - Two letters...

Kansas Horse Council Foundation Scholarship — 2026 Award Year Thank you for your interest in the Kansas Horse Council Foundation Scholarship. Please download the correct application form from our website before applying. 2026 Essay Question Describe a particular horse that has made a meaningful difference in your life. What lessons did that relationship teach you, and in what ways has it influenced who you are today? Eligibility and application requirements - Current membership: You must be a member in good standing of the Kansas Horse Council. - Horse industry involvement: You should have a background in equine-related activities (examples include...

Intro The Educational Foundation for Women in Accounting (EFWA) provides annual scholarships specifically for women studying accounting. Programs are available for students at the associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels, with awards intended to reduce financial barriers, promote professional advancement, and encourage women to pursue accounting careers. Application period Applications open each January and the window closes March 30 for all EFWA scholarships. Associate degree-level — general eligibility All associate-level awards require that applicants: - Are women - Demonstrate financial need - Are enrolled in a business degree program (preference given to those concentrating in accounting) - Attend an accredited...

Kansas Nursing Service Scholarship — Summary and Requirements Overview - The Kansas Nursing Service Scholarship supports students enrolled in Kansas Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registered Nurse (RN) programs. Recipients agree to a service commitment in Kansas: one year of nursing employment for each year of scholarship funding received. New awardees must sign a promissory note with the State of Kansas. Key Deadlines - FAFSA: complete and submit by April 1 (priority). - State of Kansas Student Aid Application: submit online at sfa.kansasregents.gov by May 1 (priority date). Eligibility - Must be accepted into an approved Kansas LPN or RN...

Introduction The Kansas State Scholarship helps Kansas high school seniors who are designated as State Scholars and demonstrate financial need. The award targets students in roughly the top 40–50% of Kansas high school graduates who earn State Scholar status during their senior year. Eligibility To be eligible to apply, during your senior year at a Kansas high school you must have: - received confirmation that you completed the Kansas Scholars Curriculum (a certificate or notification); and - been designated a Kansas State Scholar by the Kansas Board of Regents (a designation letter or notification). Designation is determined using an index...

Program purpose The National Scholarship Program seeks to honor graduating high school seniors for scholastic excellence, help cover costs as they pursue baccalaureate degrees in financial/resource management, and strengthen scholarship efforts at the local chapter level. Eligibility - Must be a graduating high school senior in the latter half of the senior year, or a high school graduate no more than ten months prior to the application deadline. Previous national scholarship recipients may be eligible for continued support. - Must plan to enter a course of study directly related to financial or resource management (examples include business administration, economics, accounting,...

AMVETS Undergraduate Scholarship — Overview AMVETS awards scholarships of up to $12,000 to eligible Veterans or active-duty members of the U.S. military, including National Guard and Reserve personnel, who are pursuing an undergraduate degree. Graduate-level study is not eligible (NO POST GRADS). Who may apply (Eligibility) - U.S. citizen. - Honorably discharged (or general under honorable conditions) Veteran, or current active-duty service member, including National Guard and Reserves. - Must satisfy AMVETS/FAFSA criteria for a “regular student.” - Enrolled in, or accepted to, an eligible bachelor’s degree program at an accredited four-year college or university (undergraduate study only). - Demonstrate...

Introduction The North Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association (NCNLA) manages an endowed scholarship program to financially support qualified students enrolled in horticulture, landscape design, or related green-industry degree programs at institutions in North Carolina. Oversight and administration of the program are the responsibility of the NCNLA Scholarship Committee. Scholarships Offered - NCNLA Scholarship: Established in 2021 to expand financial support for students studying within North Carolina. - Robert E. Cagle Memorial Scholarship: Created in 2016 to honor Robert E. Cagle, founder of Greenthumb Nursery in Ether, NC. Mr. Cagle was a long-standing NCNLA member who helped coordinate an annual industry...