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Do you plan to go to a technical college? This is the scholarship designed for you! You can receive up to $2500. Apply Now!

https://horatioalger.org/career-technical-education-scholarships/

DUE 6/15

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NPCA Foundation Scholarships- Are you going into civil engineering, architecture, or construction-related programs?This is the one for you! DUE 3/13

Louie Family Foundation Scholarships- This scholarship is for students with a 3.7 or higher who plan to attend an accredited college/university. Take a look to make sure you meet the requirements. DUE 3/15

ITE University Scholars Program- Are you thinking about a career in trasnportation? Engineering, planning or a related field? This may be for you. Preference will be given to 1st-generation and low-income households. DUE 3/15

Family Epilepsy Scholarship Program- Have you been diagnosed with epilepsy or are you the immediate family member of a person with epilepsy? This may be the scholarship opportunity for you. DUE 3/15

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Are you going to school for Special Education? This may be the scholarship for you. Head to their page to learn more. DUE 3/2

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Deadline: 11:59 PM PST on Monday, March 2, 2026
Amount: $5,000

The Elaine Reiko Akagi Scholarship was launched in 2011 as a scholarship intended to encourage people of color to enter the field of education (teaching) with preference to those entering Special Education.This is an area of education, which unfortunately, sees many students of color, but an area where the students don't see role models that look like them.It is the goal of this scholarship to bring some equality to the ratio of students and teachers of color.

Elaine Reiko Akagi retired as an educator in 2010 after 38 years in the public school system.She was a community activist, mentor and advocate for children of color; she worked with students in many settings, from preschool through high school.She saw the relief on a parent's face when the parent saw a teacher who looked like her child.There was an instant connection.And the students, too, connected with someone who "looked" like them.Ms. Akagi passed away on October 19, 2012 after a very brief but courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. The Elaine Reiko Akagi scholarship is a $5,000 scholarship and will be presented at the luncheon.

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Elaine Reiko Akagi Scholarship - Seattle JACL

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Deadline: 11:59 PM PST on Monday, March 2, 2026 Amount: $5,000 The Elaine Reiko Akagi Scholarship was launched in 2011 as a scholarship intended to encourage people of color to enter the field of education (teaching) with preference to those entering Special Education.This is an area of education, which unfortunately, sees many students of color, but an area where the students don't see role models that look like them.It is the goal of this scholarship to bring some equality to the ratio of students and teachers of color.

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Education and Training Voucher (ETV) Program

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Education and Training Voucher (ETV) Program

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Are you in Foster Care? Are you aging out at 18? You may be eligible for this opportunity. Go to their site to learn more. DUE 4/30

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The ETV Program is for youth who qualify and are likely to age out of the foster care system.

ETV offers money to eligible youth to attend an accredited college or vocational training program. The funds can be used for educational and living costs.

Awards are determined by the Cost of Attendance (COA) set by the college or university where the youth is enrolled, and any unmet need they may have. Awards vary and not every student will receive the same amount.

Eligibility

You may be eligible for ETV if you meet any one of the following:

You are 15 or older, in a dependency action through a Washington state or tribal court and are in DCYF's or a tribal child welfare agency's care. You may also qualify if you were in foster care in another state.

You are between 18 and 20 years old, and you left foster care at age 18 because you became a legal adult.

You are between 15 and 20 years old, and you left Washington state or tribal foster care at age 15 or older to live with adoptive parents or entered a relative guardianship placement.

You received ETV money before you turned 21. If so, you can keep getting ETV until you turn 26, or up to 20 quarters or 15 semesters.

Continued Eligibility

To continue being eligible for the ETV program you must:

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on or shortly after Oct. 1 each year. Students must receive the Pell grant.

Complete and return the ETV Renewal Application each year.

Continue enrollment at an accredited college or vocational training program.

Continue to meet the college or university Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) and Pace of Progression requirements.

Submit:

FAFSA confirmation email or Student Aid Report (SAR)

Class schedule at the beginning of each term

Unofficial transcripts at the end of each term

Applications

Forms

Contact Information

Email: ETVWASH@dcyf.wa.gov

If you're a youth with a disability, you have a right to request changes when accessing programs and services. For example, you may ask the program or service if you need help understanding or completing any of the required forms. If you need communication support, such as a Sign Language Interpreter, Real-Time Captioning, or something else due to a disability, please contact ETVWash@dcyf.wa.gov. Any communication supports, changes, or modifications of a service provided are free; individuals with disabilities will not be charged.

Youth with disabilities also have a right to request materials in alternate formats, such as large print, braille, accessible electronic materials, and more. If you need any of the forms above in another format or need assistance completing any forms, please contact ETVWash@dcyf.wa.gov.

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The ETV Program is for youth who qualify and are likely to age out of the foster care system.ETV offers money to eligible youth to attend an accredited college or vocational training program.

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Are you of Japanese ancestry? You may be eligible for this scholarship. Go to their website to check it out. DUE 3/2

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Deadline: 11:59 PM Monday, March 2, 2026
Amount: $3,000

Cherry and Mas Kinoshita were very active in the area of civil rights/civil liberties. Their contribution and leadership towards the redress for Japanese American incarceration during World War II was immense. Cherry Kinoshita received the prestigious Washington State Jefferson Award for her work on Japanese American Redress.

The Cherry and Mas Kinoshita Scholarship will be given to applicants who are of Japanese ancestry, or individual members of the Seattle JACL, or active in the Seattle JACL community, and who plan to pursue or is pursuing studies and/or a career in political science, law, education, journalism, Asian American Studies, or other field leading to service to the community. The Mas and Cherry Kinoshita Scholarship is a $3,000 scholarship and will be presented at our Chapter's Scholarship luncheon.

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Cherry and Mas Kinoshita Scholarship - Seattle JACL

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Deadline: 11:59 PM Monday, March 2, 2026 Amount: $3,000 Cherry and Mas Kinoshita were very active in the area of civil rights/civil liberties. Their contribution and leadership towards the redress for Japanese American incarceration during World War II was immense. Cherry Kinoshita received the prestigious Washington State Jefferson Award for her work on Japanese American Redress.

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The American Indigenous Tourism Association has a scholarship for students who are interested in pursuing some sort of degree in hospitality, tourism, recreation, culinary arts or something else related. DUE 4/24

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Tourism & Hospitality Scholarship - American Indigenous Tourism Association

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Check out these awesome scholarship opportunities! You may qualify for one or more! All Due Dates are between 2/28 and 3/1.

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Take a look at these great scholarship opportunities. All have due dates from 2/28 to 3/2

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Goya Foods Culinary Arts Scholarship- Will you be entering into a Culinary Arts or Food Sciences program? Do you want to complete 10 hours of community service per month? This is for you! DUE 3/3

AFA National Scholarships- Will you enroll in an agriculture or food-related degree program? This is the scholarship for you. DUE 3/5

DCU for Kids Scholarships- This scholarship is for anyone pursuing higher education. They will be awarded on academic merit, teacher references, an essay, and any extracurricular activities. DUE 3/6

Gallery Collection's Greeting Card Scholarship- Are you creative? Do you think you could create a greeting card? This may be a way to be rewarded for expressing your creativity! DUE 3/9

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Hunt Heroes Foundation Scholarship- Are you a dependent of a military service member? This could be for you. DUE 3/4/26

NLHA Education Fund- Grants and Scholarships for low-income individuals who use federal assistance to rent their homes. DUE 3/13/26

IMANA Scholarships- If you are going into any healthcare industry, this is the scholarship for you. DUE 3/15/26

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American Chemical Society Scholars Program- Are you going to be a scientist who studies chemistry or chemistry-related fields? This may be for you. DUE 3/1/26

NATAS National Scholarship- Do you want a career in TV? Do you have a teacher who changed your life? Can you put together a video about it? Let your creativity flow as you showcase your favorite teacher. DUE 3/2/26

SILA Foundation Scholarships- Are you interested in a career in insurance and securities? Plan to enroll in business-related majors? This may be the scholarship for you. DUE 3/2/26

Quell Fighter Scholarship- Are you being treated for a diagnosed mental health condition? This may be for you. DUE 3/13/26

OCA-UPS Gold Mountain Scholarship- Are you a first-gen college student? This is the scholarship for you! DUE 3/13/26

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Sea Mar awards hundreds of scholarships each year to highly deserving Washington state students.

Our Commitment

Since 1998, Sea Mar has been committed to help students who face economic barriers by providing scholarships in order for them to go to college, accomplish their goals, and succeed in life.

If you want more information about the different scholarships Sea Mar offers, click on the links below.

Sea Mar Farmworker High School & College Scholarships

Sea Mar recognizes and acknowledges the barriers children of farm working families face in their pursuit of a college degree. Economic strains, as well as the language and cultural barriers can often affect these students. Sometimes students need to work after-school and all summer to assist their family. Sea Mar is proud to provide scholarships to help make college a reality.

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Latino/a Educational Achievement Project Scholarship

Sea Mar provides financial support for students who demonstrate a history of advocacy, responsibility, accountability, perseverance, are go-getters, and have shown or have the strong potential to be contributors to their community.

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Sea Mar-Foster High School Latino Scholarship

Foster High School in the Tukwila School District, one of the most culturally and linguistically diverse districts in Washington state, has partnered with Sea Mar to offer the Foster Scholarship for Latino High School Leaders, a scholarship to promote Latino academic achievement, to actively work against barriers that hinder academic opportunities, and to increase diversity in the professional work force.

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Sea Mar Family Scholarship

Sea Mar is proud to offer a post-secondary education scholarship to the children of its employees. Sea Mar recognizes their parent(s) or legal guardian(s) are the backbone of the services Sea Mar provides to the community, sometimes even using family time to support Sea Mar's efforts.

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Sea Mar Dedicated Employees Scholarship

Sea Mar understands that today, even with stable employment, the cost to pursue an education is still out of reach for many. As the backbone of the services Sea Mar provides to the community.

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Morales Memorial Scholarship for High School Seniors

Grandview's Morales family created the Morales Memorial Scholarship (MMS) to honor their parents, Teodoro and Francisca Morales, and sister, Micaela Morales Herrera - three courageous individuals who were committed advocates for the education of children. Our goal is to help Grandview High School (GHS) graduates from farmworking backgrounds reach their educational dreams.

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Contact us at Scholarships@seamarchc.org

Interested in supporting the Sea Mar scholarship fund?
Give Today

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Association of Computer Professionals in Education (ACPE) Scholarship

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Washington Indian Gaming Association (WIGA) Scholarship Program

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The WIGA Scholarship Program is open to any enrolled member of Washington's 29 federally recognized tribes or American Indian/Alaska Native enrolled in a federally recognized tribe who are attending or plans to attend higher education in the state of WA.

Make sure you follow the instructions carefully.

Due Date 3/31/26

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This scholarship is for current Juniors or Seniors who will be taking a gap year and starting college in the 27-28 school year.

The focus of this scholarship is for students who have experienced homelessness at any time over the last six years.

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American Indian Endowed Scholarship-Open Now!

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www.horatioalger.org/scholarships

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The application is open from 12.1.25-2.15.26

www.horatioalger.org/scholarships

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All Due Dates are from 11/30/25 to 12/31/25.

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Top Scholarships for High School Juniors: Class of 2027

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Hagan Scholarship- Do you have a GPA of 3.5 or higher? Are you enrolling in a four-year college/university? Do you have a job? This might be the scholarship for you. DUE DATE: 12/1/25

Mental Health Education Scholarship Program- Do you want to raise awareness about addiction? You can share either a personal story or a researched essay. DUE DATE: 11/30/25

CAPTRUST Scholarship- Do you have a 3.7 GPA or higher? Can you write some essays? If so, you can apply for this scholarship. DUE DATE: 11/28/25

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The Coolidge Scholarship looks for academic excellence and an interest in public policy and the values that President Coolidge championed. Service to your community and humility are also criteria for this application.

To apply, use this link:

https://coolidgescholars.org/apply/

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The Coolidge Scholarship is an annually awarded, full-ride, presidential scholarship that covers a student's tuition, room, board, and expenses for four years of undergraduate study.

This one-of-a-kind scholarship may be used at any accredited college or university in the U.S.

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Are you heading to higher education after high school; community college, 4-year university/college, trade/technical college. Check into the Ewing C Kelly Scholarship.

www.kellyfoundationwashington.org

DUE DATE: 3/7/2026

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WA Opportunity Scholarship-BaS 101 OPENS SOON!

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WA Opportunity Scholarship-BaS 101 OPENS SOON!

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Are you thinking about going to college for a high-demand career in Washington State? The Baccalaureate Scholarship 101 is for you. Check it out to see if you qualify!

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Washington State Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS) 101

We believe every Washingtonian deserves access to a job that can pay for their needs. Access to these jobs starts with a great education.  Completing a degree can feel overwhelming or impossible because of barriers like cost.

WSOS has helped over 8,000 students graduate into high-demand careers in Washington state. Most Scholars are first-generation students, women, or students of color. Opportunity Scholars graduate faster, take on less debt, and earn a higher average salary than their peers.

WSOS supports every Opportunity Scholar as they navigate college from start to finish. Career training and mentorship are part of the Scholar experience because we are committed to helping Scholars land their first great job.
You belong here. Become an Opportunity Scholar.
The WSOS team will support you from application to college to career.

Scholars:

Receive flexible money that can be stacked with other aid like the Washington College Grant to cover costs beyond tuition, such as food, housing or transportation.

Learn the skills needed to find a job.

Find mentors, build a community, develop a network and launch a career.

Baccalaureate Scholarship (BaS) 101

BaS provides up to $22,500 in scholarship dollars and access to career-launching support services for high-demand STEM and health care majors. WSOS can cover costs beyond tuition such as housing, transportation, food, and more. Funding can be used for any eligible STEM or health care major at any eligible public or private college or university in Washington state.

Interested in an associate degree, apprenticeship, or certificate instead? Check out the Career & Technical Scholarship (CTS).

Application deadlines

Is the Baccalaureate Scholarship (BaS) right for you?

Do you want an apprenticeship or certificate instead? Or do you want to earn an associate degree and then immediately start your career? Consider applying for the Career & Technical Scholarship (CTS)!

Do you want to get a bachelor's degree in a field like computer science, nursing, engineering, or another STEM or health care field? Do you want to get an associate degree before studying to get a bachelor's degree? Continue reading, BaS is right for you!

How do I apply?

First, are you eligible?

Second, before the application deadline, you must:

Complete the eligibility check

Create an account

Complete the application

Submit an unofficial transcript (use this guide if you need help)

Note: You do not have to send WSOS any FAFSA or WASFA information.

How do I make sure I'm eligible?

You must be a Washington resident. In most cases, a Washington resident lives in the state for one year immediately before starting college or a program. WSOS accepts undocumented applicants. Questions? Email info@waopportunityscholarship.org.

Your STEM or health care major must be eligible.

Your college or university must be eligible .

You're low- or middle-income (defined as 125% of the median family income in Washington state).

If you are a high school senior or running start student, you need to have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale) or a passing GED score, and you need to earn your diploma or GED from a Washington state institution by June of the year that you apply.

If you have enrolled in college since earning your high school credential,you need to have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.75. You aren't eligible to apply if you have already earned more than 90 quarter or 60 semester credits (unless you were a running start student when you were enrolled in high school).

If you earned college credits from the running start program, they do not count towards your eligibility. You can still apply even if you have more than 90 quarter or 60 semester credits from running start.

Questions? Use the credit/term eligibility flowchart.

Application tips

Use this guide to see examples of possible answers for the short answer section of the application. Remember, we aren't scoring your essay for grammar or writing ability! We want to learn more about you and your story.

No references are needed to apply!

There is no "submit" button. Once you fill out every part of the application, you will get a confirmation email. Check your spam folder if you don't see it right away.

The application will take about 60 to 90 minutes.

You can start the application, save progress, and complete it later up until the application deadline.

You can reference the "My Application Status" section of the application to confirm if you've completed your application.

Application Process

In addition to completing our application you must also:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How will I be told if I am selected?

Check your email! Recipients will hear from us by email, asked to accept the scholarship, and complete an online orientation. Make sure to type your email accurately and add info@waopportunityscholarship.org  to your list of trusted senders.

You can reapply if you aren't selected as long as you continue to meet the eligibility criteria.

How many credits do I need to take?

Plan to enroll in at least three or more credits every term. Students can enroll in the summer quarter after their first year as a Scholar.

How are recipients selected?

The WSOS Board of Directors determines how we select recipients using criteria that includes factors such as a students' financial need, commitment to STEM or health care, and academic achievement.

Can I apply if I don't know exactly what major I want yet and I haven't yet chosen/been accepted to my school?

For your major: When you apply, choose the major you're most interested in/hope to pursue and double check that it is included on the eligible majors list. If you become a Scholar and end up changing your major, you can keep your funding as long as the new major is still WSOS-eligible. If you do end up changing your major, you must notify us by sending an email to info@waopportunityscholarship.org.

For colleges: Choose the college you hope to attend (even if you haven't been accepted yet). To apply, your college must be included on our eligible colleges list. If you become a Scholar and this information changes, you can fill out a College of Enrollment update in your Scholar Portal at the beginning of June.

How does this scholarship impact other funding I receive/will receive? (e.g., Washington College Grant, college bound, other scholarships)

Baccalaureate Scholarship (BaS) funding is applied to your Cost of Attendance (COA) after all your other financial aid has been added, such as the Pell Grant and Washington College Grant. If the other financial aid you are receiving covers part or the total COA, then some or all your scholarship funding will be returned to WSOS.

What support will I receive as a recipient?

Opportunity Scholars receive exclusive resources on top of their scholarship including connections, advice, networks, mentorship, and career development resources to help you succeed while in college and after you've graduated. Learn more about the support we provide on our current Scholars page.
When should I complete my FAFSA/WASFA application?

The deadline to complete your FAFSA/WASFA is when the Baccalaureate Scholarship application closes.

However, we highly encourage you to complete the FAFSA/WASFA application before the deadline since it can take a few days for your FAFSA/WASFA application to be processed.

If you plan to submit your FAFSA/WASFA application by mail, send it at least a few weeks before the deadline to factor in additional processing time.

Still have questions? We're here to help. Email us at info@waopportunityscholarship.org.

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Scienc Buddy Scholarship- Do you love science? Do you want to study it in college? This is the scholarship for you! DUE: 12.31.25

Burger King Scholars Program- Scholarship will be open until they receive 30,000 applications or until 12.15.25, whichever comes first.

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This scholarship is so easy to apply for, you won't break a sweat doing it! Apply by 12.31

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US Bank Student Scholarship- Boost your financial knowledge to enter to win scholarships. DUE DATE: 10/30/2025

NSCA HS Scholarship- Do you want a degree in the strength and conditioning field?This is for you! DUE DATE: 10/15/2025

CouponBirds Help to Save Scholarship- Do you have money-saving tips for your fellow students? Share your tips through video for a chance to win a scholarship. DUE DATE: 10/10/2025

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SMART Scholarship- Interested in pursuing a degree in Science, Math, Engineering, or Technology? Do you have a 3.0 or higher? This might be a good scholarship for you. DUE DATE: 12/5/2025

Barbara Lotze Scholarship for Future Teachers- Are you planning to become a teacher? Specifically, a High School Physics teacher? This is the scholarship for you!

DUE DATE: 12/1/2025

Mediation & Conversations Scholarship- Have you practiced mindfulness and maturity in the communicative spaces with family, friends, peers or just through daily life? This might be the scholarship for you.

DUE DATE: 9/30/2025

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Epic Flight Academy Aviation Scholarships- Are you interested in becoming a pilot or an aircraft mechanic? This is a great opportunity to get a scholarship and get hands-on learning. DUE DATE: 10.1.25

Buy-Rite's Annual Beauty School Scholarship- Are you planning on heading to a career in cosmetology? This scholarship could help get you there. DUE DATE: 11.1.25

Overcoming the Impossible Scholarship-Have you overcome a tragedy that has made you stronger? Do you want to share a piece of your experience? DUE DATE: 11.30.25

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US Senate Youth Program Scholarship-Open to juniors and seniors who demonstrate leadership by serving in elected positions for the 25/26 school year. DUE DATE: 9.26.25

Encouraging Diversity Scholarship- For students interested in a career in the legal industry. Minimum GPA of 3.0 DUE DATE: 10.31.25

Community Service Scholarship- Do you volunteer in the community? Does it tie into what your career goals are? If so, this might be the scholarship for you. DUE DATE: 10.1.25

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Tribal Education Departments National Assembly (TEDNA) Scholarship List

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Tribal Education Departments National Assembly (TEDNA) Scholarship List

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TEDNA empowers Tribal nations to serve their youth with the tools to succeed culturally, academically, and beyond.

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Tribal Colleges & Universities- exploration guide

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Tribal Colleges & Universities- exploration guide

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If you want to go to a tribal college, but don't know all that's out there, check out this guide provided by the American Indian College Fund.

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Tribal Colleges and Universities - Exploration Guide

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This culturally-relevant exploration guide was developed to help students explore the dynamic higher education opportunities offered at the 35 accredited tribal colleges and universities. The guide intends to paint a brief picture of each institution through its history, top programs, and extracurriculars, encouraging students to discover the tribal college advantage.