Scholarships for Undergraduates

The Women In Defense Scholar program offers 10 $1,000 scholarships to undergraduate and postgraduate women studying fields related to national security or defense.

The University of New Orleans (UNO) offers the Global Ambassador Award, ranging from $250 to $5,000, to undergraduate and graduate students who wish to study abroad and gain international education.

The Erickson Merkel Scholarship provides bright undergraduate students, who are determined to pursue their academic, professional, and financial destinies with financial assistance in the form of scholarship awards.

Annually, the Alpha Omega Council offers the Peter Agris Memorial Journalism Scholarship of $5,000 to Greek-American students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate journalism programs in the U.S.

The Regions Riding Forward Scholarship Contest awards 30 scholarships to undergraduate students who live in states with Regions' full service and are enrolled in undergraduate programs of their choice.

IAW Helen Henert Agricultural Education Scholarship

Women Changing the Face of Agriculture (WCFA), organized by the American Agri-Women, awards this scholarship of $1,500 to one college student pursuing a degree in agriculture- related field in Illinois.

Project Impact Mississippi (MS) annually offers this scholarship to one undergraduate student enrolled in an accredited LVN/LPN, RN degree (ADN or BSN), diploma, or RN-to-BSN program.

Kansas Nursing Service Scholarship

Kansas Board of Regents offers the Kansas Nursing Service Scholarship to two students in Kansas, pursuing degrees and licenses in nursing. Applicants must demonstrate financial need.

The NEWWA Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship Program provides one or more scholarships of $2,000 to undergraduate and graduate students seeking careers in water works.

Female students pursuing a career in water works are eligible for a $1,000 award from the Maine Water Utilities Scholarship Fund.

Richard W. Collins III Leadership with Honor Scholarship

Maryland Higher Education Commission annually awards the Richard W. Collins Leadership with Honor Scholarship to minority students who are part of ROTC programs at Maryland’s four HBCUs.

Project Impact Mississippi offers this scholarship to a university student in Mississippi pursuing a major in psychology, counseling, or related field. The scholarship focuses on mental health issues.

Project Impact Mississippi awards the Quoinsetta Franklin Physical Therapy Scholarship of $1,000 to an African American university student pursuing a degree in physical therapy in Mississippi.

The Sandra Cooper Nursing Scholarship, administered by Project Impact Mississippi, awards $1,000 to a Mississippi resident student enrolled in a junior college or university in the state of Mississippi.

The Charles Butt Scholarship for Aspiring Teachers offers 100 scholarships running from $8,000 to $10,000 to undergraduates interested in pursuing a career in teaching.

LCNAA Scholarship Fund by the Foundation For The Carolinas provides $20,000 to an undergraduate student at Livingstone College in need of financial support and pursuing a degree of their choice.

The NorthWest Osteopathic Medical Foundation’s Giving Back Scholarship awards one or more students from the northwestern U.S. states $10,000 scholarships to study osteopathic medicine at accredited colleges.

The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) offers the CTASLA Karen Ann Shopis-Fox Memorial Scholarship to undergraduate and graduate students to complete a degree in landscape architecture in Connecticut.

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.

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.

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.

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 CBCF’s National Racial Equity Initiative for Social Justice awards scholarships of up to $10,000 for social justice studies including criminal justice, education, civil rights, or community/economic development.