April Scholarships

NANBPWC National Scholarship is an annual program offering awards of $1,500 to $2,500 to African American high school seniors in the U.S.

Best Foot Forward Scholarship, by Grant Law Office, awards $1,000 to high school seniors and college students enrolled in a four-year post-secondary program in Georgia to support their educational expenses.

The ETS Cares Scholarship offers a one-time scholarship from $1,000 to $10,000 to students from New Jersey to complete their higher education.

The Dream Pool Foundation offers the Carrie Crystal Stuckert Memorial Art Scholarship to six college students majoring in art, including art therapy, to complete their undergraduate studies in the U.S.

The scholarship is part of the organization’s mission to educate the public about engineering and help shape the career paths of youth interested in the field.

The Northwest Chapter Scholarship Program awards three $10,000 to $25,000 scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students in the fields of hospitality, interior design, culinary arts, and architecture.

The OHMS STEM Scholars Program is sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and is awarded to undergraduate students at Ohio State University majoring in STEM-related programs.

The Western States Roofing Contractors Association awards undergraduate and graduate students scholarships to enroll in a trade school or pursue a degree in a field related to construction.

The Indiana Undocumented Youth Alliance offers the IUYA Scholarship of $1,000 to 10 undocumented high school senior and graduate students in Indiana to pursue higher education at accredited institutions.

This scholarship is for graduate students from Rhode Island seeking an arts education to teach. The applicant may not be a Rhode Island School of Design graduate.

Washington Wine Industry Foundation offers Foundation Fund Scholarship worth $2,000-10,000 to students pursuing higher studies in viticulture and related subjects. The grant covers tuition, student fees, and books.

The Washington Wine Industry Foundation offers the Alliance of Women in Washington Wine Scholarship worth $5,000 to college female students pursuing viticulture or enology.

The NurseThink - AACN Scholarship of $5,000 is awarded to exceptional students pursuing graduate and doctoral degree programs in nursing at AACN member institutions. Applicants must be willing to teach after graduation.

Washington Wine Industry Foundation offers Albert Don Memorial Scholarship worth $3,000 to undergraduate and graduate students pursuing a degree and developing careers in viticulture and related fields, annually.

The Washington Wine Industry Foundation offers Horse Heaven Hills Scholarship worth $3,000 to two Washington-based undergraduate and graduate students each, pursuing degrees in viticulture and enology.

The Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists offers the Bob Eddy Scholarship to four undergraduate students to complete their studies and pursue a career in journalism in the U.S.

The Rhode Island Foundation offers the Lily and Catello Sorrentino Memorial Scholarship to students pursuing undergraduate degree courses in non-parochial higher education institutions in Rhode Island.

The Rhode Island Foundation offers this scholarship to graduating high school seniors in Rhode Island to further their education. Students must have a history of substantial voluntary involvement in community service.

Washington Wine Industry Foundation offers George and Susan Carter Scholarship of up to $1,000 to undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees in viticulture and enology.

The Gloria Barron Wilderness Society Scholarship offers $12,500 to $25,000 to two graduate students to support their preparation and research papers on an aspect of wilderness.

Milliman Inc. offers the Milliman Opportunity Scholarship of $5,000 to undergraduate students of an ethnic minority to study actuarial science, data science, mathematics, computer science, statistics, finance, economics, or programming.

Palama Settlement offers its Educational Scholarship to high school, undergraduate, and graduate students in Hawaii to continue their education in their fields of choice.

The Iowa Student Loan offers a $1,000 scholarship to ten students annually to assist them with college education expenses and encourage them to pursue college degrees. Recipients are picked randomly.

The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Ally Financial Law Scholars Program, sponsored by Ally Financial, aims to increase the number of competent African American or Black students entering the legal profession.

Every year, IDPH awards scholarships from $8,324 to $17,124 to individuals who are pursuing various degrees in nursing at approved institutions in Illinois.