Scholarships for High School Seniors

Every year, The Alpine Recovery Lodge offers one available scholarship valued at $1,000 per recipient in various regions across the United States.

The essay competition gives participants the chance to learn about Ayn Rand's ideology and works. The Ayn Rand Institute has hosted worldwide essay contests for students for over 30 years.

The American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) offers scholarships to the value of $3,000 each to six undergraduate applicants studying towards a career in teaching physics.

Goldman Babboni Fernandez & Walsh scholarship program annually offers its Scholarship Essay Contest of $1,000 to the best essay writer to further their education. The prize is a one-time award.

The Science Ambassador Scholarship Program offers full-tuition scholarships to female high school seniors and undergraduates in a STEM major.

Burger King awards more than 4,000 scholarships, ranging from $1,000 to $50,000, each year to employees, and high school seniors.

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) offers up to $250,000 to over 300 students through its Army Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) to fund their medical studies.

The T.E.A.C.H Scholarship is a financial aid award, ranging from $20,000 to $60,000, granted to Nevada students for their two- or four-year college studies in order to prepare for a career in early childhood education, based on need.

The National CPR Foundation offers the National CPR Foundation Healthcare and Education Scholarship Program to one student pursuing a degree in healthcare- or education-related fields. It’s offered on a monthly basis.

The Women of the South Scholarship Fund, administered by the Oklahoma Community Foundation, is awarded to female high school graduate students to enroll in undergraduate degree programs of choice.

The $9,000 Don't Mess With Texas Scholarship is awarded in partnership with Keep Texas Beautiful given to high school seniors that are keeping their schools and communities clean.

The scholarship is given to dedicated local high school students planning to pursue a career in healthcare.

Students interested in the automotive industry are offered scholarships by The National Association of Independent Automobile Dealers.

Michigan Technological University (MTU) offers the Visual and Performing Arts Talent Award to graduating high school seniors in Michigan, with visual arts or musical talent, to pursue their undergraduate studies.

NHMS Memorial Scholarship

The NMHS Memorial Scholarship offers scholarships to high school seniors to undergraduate students in New Hampshire in any academic field to further their education and earn an undergraduate degree.

The Whelan Foundation Scholarship Program awards $5,000 to $20,000 to Long Island students enrolled full-time at an accredited college or university in the United States.

The New York Aviation Management Association (NYAMA) offers the Bill McShane Aviation Scholarship of $2000 to two undergraduate students to pursue aviation studies in New York.

The Build Dakota Scholarship Fund awards full scholarships, ranging between $20,000 to $60,000 to students who wish to pursue nursing, engineering, or technology programs at four technical colleges in South Dakota.

This scholarship is awarded to meritorious students pursuing their academic courses in aviation and hospitality.

Carl Tapp Technician Scholarship

The scholarship, supported by the Arkansas Trucking Association, provides two students scholarships of up to $7,500 to pursue vocational or technical education in the area of diesel technology.

The Scholarship Contest awards 30 scholarships to high school senior students who live in states with Regions' full service and plan to enroll in undergraduate programs of their choice.

The Melville Alexander Eberhardt Memorial Fund of $4,000 was established by the Pittsburgh Foundation to assist Pennsylvania high schoolers to pursue a college degree in the study of their choice.

PCEA offers the Ted G. Wilson Memorial Scholarship of $1,500 to four high school seniors in North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida to pursue degrees in construction.

To preserve the heritage of a WOC and help her excel, the $1,000 Ashton Washington Women of Color Annual Scholarship was founded by an HBCU graduate and her grandmother.

The scholarship offers a $1,000 scholarship to a deserving student residing in Pennsylvania studying or planning to be enrolled in a degree program focusing on wildlife conservation.