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Cameron Impact Scholarship

The Cameron Impact Scholarship will be awarded annually each December to approximately 10-15 high school seniors. This four-year, merit-based scholarship is intended to cover the full tuition and educational expenses at the recipient’s chosen collegiate institution. Applicants must submit their high school transcript, two letters of recommendation, and the online application to be eligible for this scholarship.

Categories: Personal Essay

Organization: The Bryan Cameron Education Foundation

Deadline: September 05, 2024

Recipients: 15

Top award: $50,000

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Don't Text and Drive Scholarship

The purpose of this scholarship is to help you understand the risks of texting while driving. To apply, complete the application form, which includes a 140-character message about texting while driving. Ten finalists will be asked to write a full length 500- to 1,000-word essay about texting while driving, and one will be chosen as the winner of this $1,000 scholarship.

Organization: Digital Responsibility

Deadline: September 30, 2024

Recipients: 1

Top award: $1,000

Amy Lowell Poetry Travelling Scholarship

The American poet Amy Lowell died in 1925. Her will established an annual scholarship to support travel abroad for gifted American-born poets. Any poet of American birth, who is able and willing to spend one year outside the continent of North America, shall be eligible.

Categories: Poetry

Organization: Charles A. Cheever and William A. Lowell

Deadline: October 15, 2024

Additional awards: If there are two winners, each will receive the full amount

Top award: $60,500

YoungArts' National Arts Competition for Writing

YoungArts’ signature program is an application-based award for emerging artists ages 15-18 or in grades 10-12 from across the United States. YoungArts winners receive valuable support, including financial awards of up to $10,000, professional development and educational experiences working with renowned mentors, and performance and exhibition opportunities at some of the nation’s leading cultural institutions.

Categories: Short Fiction, Novel Writing, Nonfiction, Poetry, Screenwriting, Playwriting, and Portfolio

Organization: National YoungArts Foundation

Deadline: October 17, 2024

Additional awards: Multiple awards of varying amounts will be given

Recipients: 6

Top award: $10,000

WIIT Scholarships

Our merit-based scholarships are awarded twice per year to support and encourage women studying International Trade and Global Development. Applicants must identify as female and be enrolled at an accredited U.S. college as a junior, senior, or graduate student. Awards will be based on the quality of the assigned essay and the applicant's demonstrated interested in international trade.

Categories: Critical Essay

Organization: The Association of Women in International Trade

Deadline: November 01, 2024

Additional awards: Multiple awards will be given each year; winners will also receive WIIT mentorship

Top award: $3,000

Portfolio Awards

The Portfolio Awards, made possible by generous individual donors and other supporters, offer $12,500 scholarships to Gold Medal Portfolio winners and $2,000 scholarships to Silver Medal Portfolio winners. All graduating seniors submitting a collection of six works with accompanying Artist or Writer Statements and Personal Statements (500 words or less) are eligible for this award.

Categories: Portfolio

Organization: Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

Deadline: December 01, 2024

Additional awards: $2,000 each for Silver Medal prizes

Recipients: 16

Top award: $12,500

New York Life Award

Underwritten by the New York Life Foundation, the New York Life Award offers $2,500 scholarships/travel stipends to ten students whose works explore death and personal grief. Sharing your story through art or writing can be a healing experience both for you and other teens who are grieving. Your creative work can help someone with similar experiences to you feel less alone.

Categories: Journalism, Personal Essay, Critical Essay, Short Fiction, Novel Writing, Nonfiction, Poetry, Screenwriting, Playwriting, and Portfolio

Recipients: 10

Top award: $2,500

Americanism Essay Contest

​FRA sponsors an annual essay contest to promote the spirit of Americanism and patriotism among our country’s youth. FRA's Americanism Essay Contest is open to all students, grades 7-12, including those who are home schooled. Students are invited to submit a 350-word essay through an FRA member or local FRA branch before the December 1st deadline.

Organization: Fleet Reserve Association

Additional awards: Other winners will receive $1,000, $750, and $500

Top award: $1,500

Many Voices Fellowship

The Many Voices Fellowship is intended to support early career playwrights of color and Indigenous playwrights who demonstrate artistic potential and a commitment to a year-long residency in Minnesota. Fellowships provide a $25,000 stipend and $3,000 to support customized play development through workshops with professional directors, dramaturgs, and actors.

Categories: Playwriting

Organization: Jerome Foundation

Top award: $25,000

OPC Scholarships

The Overseas Press Club Foundation strives to improve the media's understanding of international issues and to raise the quality of news-gathering efforts in covering the world. This is achieved by offering scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students in American colleges and universities, who aspire to become foreign correspondents. All applicants to OPC scholarships must submit a cover letter, resume, and writing sample about an international issue or topic.

Categories: Journalism

Organization: Overseas Press Club Foundation

SPCA Mundy Scholarship

The Foundation awards a scholarship each year to a South Carolina college student interested in pursuing a newspaper career. The premier scholarship, worth $1,000 per academic year, is named for the Foundation’s first president, the late Frank R. Mundy of the Greenwood Index-Journal.

Organization: South Carolina Press Association

Deadline: December 02, 2024

Delete Cyberbullying Scholarship Award

In an effort to get students committed to the cause of deleting cyberbullying, we are offering the Delete Cyberbullying Scholarship Award for high school, college and graduate student — a $1,000 scholarship to help cover educational expenses. To apply, write a short essay answering one of the following questions: "Why is it important to work to delete cyberbullying?" or "How has cyberbullying personally affected you?"

Organization: Delete Cyberbullying

Deadline: December 31, 2024

Unigo $10k Scholarship

The Unigo $10K Scholarship aims to help improve your education by offering a $10,000 prize to use towards school. "Would you rather be smart, funny or rich? Why?" In 250 words or less, submit an online written response to the question. Applicants must be 14 years of age or older and reside in the United States.

Categories: Short Fiction

Organization: Unigo

Unigo College Review Scholarship

Love your college? Hate it? Meh? Tell other students about your experience so they can make better decisions about college. You must currently attend (or have previously attended) the college that you review to be eligible.

Deadline: January 01, 2025

Recipients: 5

Islamic Scholarship Fund Program

Students who are Muslim or active members of the Muslim community may apply for the Islamic Scholarship Fund. The ISF awards multiple scholarships each year ranging from $3,000-$10,000, though the amounts and number of recipients will vary. Students must submit applications including essay questions, work samples, and letters of recommendation, and must also be majoring in an ISF-supported field related to media or politics.

Organization: Islamic Scholarship Fund

What are writing scholarships?

Writing scholarships are financial awards given to students based primarily on written work, though other factors are usually taken into consideration as well. Most writing scholarships involve a prompt or series of prompts to which applicants must respond. Some writing scholarships — especially those that award large amounts of money — require applicants to submit past writing samples, or even a full portfolio.

The good news is that, with so many writing scholarships to choose from, you don’t have to apply for any that are “out of your league.” Indeed, though most students have heard of writing scholarships, you may not realize just how many different varieties there are! Here are five of the most common types of writing scholarships, all of which you can find in this directory.

1. Personal essay scholarships

Personal essay scholarships involve writing on a topic related to your own experience. You’ll often see personal essay prompts like, “How have your experiences influenced your choice of major?” and “What are your career aspirations and how do you plan to achieve them?” Other prompts may ask you to write about a role model, a life-changing event, an aspect of your identity, etc. Suggested length is usually about 500-1,000 words, but varies depending on the level of detail requested and how many essay questions are provided.

Just about every scholarship these days has a personal essay component of some kind. This is because personal essay responses both demonstrate writing skills and give the judges a clear sense of each applicant’s goals. No one wants to throw away money on an aimless student — so if you’re applying for a personal essay scholarship, make sure to convey both your writing abilities and your ambitions in your work!

2. Critical essay scholarships

Critical essay scholarships are more in line with what students might consider  “academic” essays. The prompts typically ask applicants to analyze works of literature. However, unlike open-ended English class essays, most critical essay scholarships provide a very specific prompt (e.g. “Examine The Great Gatsby in the context of its World War II-era revival”).

Critical essay scholarships can also involve non-literary subject matter. Some may ask applicants to evaluate a historical event or figure; others may ask them to defend their stance on a political or legal issue. Though the line between critical and personal essays can sometimes blur, for the purposes of this directory, we define critical essays as those that use evidence from an external source to prove a point.

3. Short fiction scholarships

Short fiction scholarships include scholarships for short stories, one-act plays, poetry, and any other form of fiction that isn’t a novel or full-length script. Short fiction scholarships tend to be easier to find than long-form fiction scholarships, since most judging panels don’t have time to read more than a few thousand words per entry. Therefore, if you write fiction and you’re hoping to nab yourself a scholarship, this category is the way to go! (That said, if you’re a hardline novelist, some places will accept a sample chapter or two as short fiction entries.)

4. Journalism scholarships

Journalism scholarships are for students interested in pursuing a career in news, magazine, and/or online journalism. These scholarship applications almost always ask for writing samples to show the candidate’s interest. Depending on the organization, they may prefer topical news reports, informative articles, thinkpieces, or a mix. Some journalism scholarships provide a prompt and ask applicants to write a new article, but the focus is usually on samples. Speaking of which…

5. Portfolio scholarships 

Portfolio scholarships are the most rigorous kind of writing scholarship, requiring a substantial body of work from each applicant — usually 5-10 pieces of writing, if not more. The upside is that awards for portfolio scholarships tend to be pretty sizable, and may even cover your entire tuition!

If you decide to apply to a portfolio scholarship, make sure you have several strong pieces of work in your oeuvre, and consider writing a few new pieces as well. What you shouldn’t do is rush through a dozen new pieces to throw together as a portfolio. If you don’t have samples at the ready from previous assignments or projects, you’ll be better off applying to a less intensive writing scholarship.

Why apply to writing scholarships?

Applying to writing scholarships is a huge undertaking, especially if you’re pursuing multiple scholarships at once. It can sometimes feel like the effort isn’t worth it, or that you have little chance of actually winning any awards. But in truth, submitting to writing scholarships is one of the best investments you can make in your education, your creative writing skills, and your professional life.

Scholarships for larger amounts do attract more applicants, but that doesn’t mean they’re impossible to land — only that you have to work a little harder to stand out. And you can definitely sway the odds in your favor by applying to lots of small scholarships ($500 or less) for which you’ll have fewer competitors. Remember that every little bit helps! For example, if you plan on taking out student loans, even a $500 scholarship could save you much more in interest down the line.

Another compelling reason to apply to writing scholarships is that oftentimes, you’ve already done the work, or the work required is minimal. For scholarships that require writing samples, you’ll simply submit what you’ve already written in the past — and even for scholarships with specific prompts, you rarely have to write more than a couple of pages. If you were seriously committed, you could apply to a scholarship every day, spending a single concentrated evening on each application.

Jumping off that thought, as English majors love to say: the more writing scholarships you apply for, the better a writer you’ll become. Writing tons of scholarship essays will make you a much more creative and efficient writer. Not only will this help with your personal writing projects, but it will also be invaluable to your education and even your career! Writing is a crucial skill for every major — you’ll always have to write papers and emails to professors, after all — and even if you don’t plan to pursue a writing-based job, you'll still need writing skills to polish your résumé.

Finally, remember that there’s a writing scholarship out there for everyone, no matter what your interests or intended field. This directory includes plenty of creative writing scholarships, yes; but there are also personal essay scholarships for future doctors, lawyers, salespeople, and so much more. You have nothing to lose by giving it a shot, so why not start searching for your dream writing scholarship today? (And if you’re unsure about your writing skills, you might benefit from some of the resources below.)

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How to Write a Scholarship Essay | Template & Example

Published on October 11, 2021 by Kirsten Courault . Revised on May 31, 2023.

A good scholarship essay demonstrates the scholarship organization’s values while directly addressing the prompt. If you plan ahead , you can save time by writing one essay for multiple prompts with similar questions.

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Scholarships are a type of student financial aid that don’t require repayment. They are awarded based on various factors, including academic merit, financial need, intended major, personal background, or activities and interests.

Like college applications, scholarship applications often require students to submit their grades, standardized test scores, letters of recommendation, and an essay.

A scholarship essay shares your values and qualities in the context of a specific question, such as “How does technology affect your daily life?” or “Who has had the greatest impact on your life?”

Be wary of scholarship scams

While some applications may not require an essay, be wary of scholarship scams that do the following:

• Guarantee you scholarship money for a fee
• Claim scholarship information is exclusive to their company
• Ask for your bank or credit card information to hold the scholarship

Some legitimate companies do charge for releasing comprehensive scholarship lists or creating a tailored list of scholarship opportunities based on your profile.

However, you can always discover scholarship opportunities for free through your school counselor, community network, or an online search.

Many students focus on well-known, large scholarship opportunities, which are usually very competitive. To maximize your chance of success, invest time in applying for a wide variety of scholarships: national and local, as well as big and small award amounts. There are also scholarships for international students .

In addition to charitable foundation and corporate scholarships, you should consider applying for institutional scholarships at your prospective universities, which can award money based on your application’s strength, your financial situation, and your demonstrated interest in the school.

Check with your guidance counselor, local organizations, community network, or prospective schools’ financial aid offices for scholarship opportunities. It’s a good idea to start applying as early as your junior year and continue throughout your senior year.

Choose the right scholarships for you

Choose scholarships with missions and essay topics that match your background, experiences, and interests. If the scholarship topic is meaningful to you, it will be easier for you to write an authentic and compelling essay.

Don’t shy away from applying for local scholarships with small dollar amounts. Even a few hundred dollars can help you pay for books.

Local scholarships may be more tailored to your community, background, and activities, so they’re likely more relevant to you. Fewer students apply for these scholarships, so you have less competition and a higher chance of success.

Some places to look for local scholarships include

• Civic organizations, such as the Rotary Club, Lions Club, etc.
• Your church, mosque, synagogue, or place of worship
• Community groups, such as the YMCA
• Ethnicity-based organizations
• Your local library or local small businesses
• Organizations related to your intended major
• Your city or town
• Your school district
• Unions, such as SEIU, the Teamsters, CWA, etc.
• Your employer or your parents’ employers
• Banks, credit unions, and local financial institutions

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While researching scholarship opportunities, create a scholarship tracker spreadsheet to keep track of the following:

• Scholarship amounts
• Required application materials

You can use our free Google Sheets template to track your scholarship applications.

Scholarship application tracker template

You can also include scholarship essay prompts in your college essay tracker sheet . By grouping or color-code overlapping essay prompts, you can plan to write a single essay for multiple scholarships. Sometimes, you can also reuse or adapt your main college essay .

Even if you’re adapting another essay, it’s important to make sure your essay directly addresses the prompt, stays within the word count limit , and demonstrates the organization’s values. The scholarship committee will be able to tell if you reuse an essay that doesn’t quite respond to the prompt, so be sure to tailor it to the questions asked.

Research each organization

Before writing, research the scholarship organization’s mission and reason for awarding the scholarship. Learning more about the organization can help you select an appropriate topic and relevant story.

While you should tailor your essay to the organization’s values, maintain your authentic voice. Never use false or exaggerated stories. If the organization’s values don’t align with yours or you can’t brainstorm a relevant story for the scholarship, continue searching for other scholarship opportunities to find a more appropriate one for you.

After researching the organization, identify a specific personal experience that embodies its values and exemplifies why you will be a successful student.

Choose a story with the following criteria:

• Responds to the prompt
• Demonstrates the organization’s values
• Includes an authentic story
• Focuses on you and your experience, not someone else’s

A good scholarship essay is not

• A resume of your achievements
• A lengthy opinion piece about the essay topic
• An essay featuring a negative tone that puts down others

If appropriate, you can briefly address how the scholarship money will help you achieve your educational goals. You should also end with a brief thank-you.

Take a look at the full essay example below. Hover over the underlined parts to read explanations of why they work.

Prompt: Describe how working for Chelsea’s Chicken restaurant has developed leadership skills that will help you succeed in college. Give specific examples of leadership characteristics that you have exhibited during your employment with us.

As a nervous 16-year-old, I walked into Chelsea’s Chicken for my first day of work determined to make enough money to put gas in my car and buy pizza on the weekends. My only previous job was mowing my neighbors’ lawns when they were on vacation, so I had no idea what to expect. I was a bit intimidated by my new responsibilities, especially handling money and helping disgruntled customers.

However, it didn’t take me long to learn my way around the cash register and successfully address customer complaints. One day, Roger, the store manager, asked me if I wanted to join Chelsea’s Chicken Leadership Training Initiative. He said he saw leadership potential in me because of my attitude with the customers and my enthusiasm for learning new job responsibilities. It surprised me because I had never thought of myself as a leader, but I quickly agreed, and Roger handed me a three-ring binder that was thicker than my math and science textbooks put together! He told me to take it home and read over it during the following week.

In that binder, I discovered that being a leader means taking the initiative, especially when the job is undesirable. One week later, I got to practice that idea when a little kid threw up in the bathroom and missed the toilet. It smelled terrible, but I stepped forward and told Roger that I would clean it up. My coworkers thought I was crazy, but I started to believe in my leadership potential.

That night as we closed the store, Roger pulled me aside in the parking lot and told me that he could tell that I had been studying the manual. He wanted to give me more responsibility, along with a dollar-per-hour pay raise. I was surprised because I had been working there for only a couple of months, but his encouragement helped me make a connection: good leadership helps other people, and it often is rewarded. I was determined to experience more of both.

Within a month, I was ready to take the Team Leader exam, which mattered because I would receive a promotion and a much bigger raise if I passed. But, when I got to work, two of the scheduled team members had called in sick. We were noticeably short-handed, and our customers weren’t happy about it.

I walked back to the lockers, put on my vest and hat, and took my place behind an open register. Customers immediately moved into my line to place their orders. Roger looked at me with surprise and asked, “Did you forget that you’re testing tonight?” I responded, “No, sir—but what’s the use of taking a leadership test if you aren’t going to lead in real life?” Roger smiled at me and nodded.

He stayed late that night after we closed so that I could leave early and still take the test. I noticed that Roger was always staying late, helping employees learn new skills. His example taught me that leaders take the initiative to develop other leaders. He gave me a clear picture of what shared leadership looks like, making room for others to grow and excel. When I asked him where he learned to do that, he said, “From the same leadership manual I gave you!”

Chelsea’s Chicken has offered me so much more than a paycheck. Because of Roger’s example, I have learned to take the initiative to care for my family and friends, such as being the first to do the dishes without my mom asking or volunteering to pick up my friend for our SAT prep course. Now, as I prepare to enter college, I have confidence in my leadership ability. I know I’m signing up for a challenging major—Biology, Pre-Med—yet I also know that Chelsea’s Chicken has helped me to develop the perseverance required to complete my studies successfully.

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A scholarship essay requires you to demonstrate your values and qualities while answering the prompt’s specific question.

After researching the scholarship organization, identify a personal experience that embodies its values and exemplifies how you will be a successful student.

Invest time in applying for various scholarships , especially local ones with small dollar amounts, which are likely easier to win and more reflective of your background and interests. It will be easier for you to write an authentic and compelling essay if the scholarship topic is meaningful to you.

You can find scholarships through your school counselor, community network, or an internet search.

You can start applying for scholarships as early as your junior year. Continue applying throughout your senior year.

Yes, but make sure your essay directly addresses the prompt, respects the word count , and demonstrates the organization’s values.

If you plan ahead, you can save time by writing one scholarship essay for multiple prompts with similar questions. In a scholarship tracker spreadsheet, you can group or color-code overlapping essay prompts; then, write a single essay for multiple scholarships. Sometimes, you can even reuse or adapt your main college essay .

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More than $6 billion in scholarship money is awarded each year, with 63% of all undergraduate college students receiving at least one grant or scholarship. However, applying for scholarships can be a lengthy process. With everything else going on in your life, such as keeping up with schoolwork, participating in extracurriculars, and applying for colleges, writing scholarship essays can be a drag. 

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Higher education is the driving force for social mobility for households across the country. On average, those who receive their bachelor’s degree earn more annually than those who only complete their high school diploma. While opportunities in higher education often pay dividends down the road in blossoming careers, they can also plunge students into staggering debt. In fact, compared to those who only receive their bachelor’s degree, grad school students take on an additional $54,000 of debt!

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Today, a lot is expected of prospective and current college students. Showing academic excellence, extra-curricular participation, and volunteer experience still sometimes isn’t enough when colleges are considering applicants.

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On Bold.org, there are a plethora of scholarship opportunities for students to take advantage of for tuition assistance and general financial aid. None are more convenient than easy scholarships, though! Here are a few qualifications that make up easy scholarships.

No Essay Required

A large majority of scholarships on Bold.org require specialized essays to be submitted in order to apply. Easy scholarships don’t require an essay, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be spending time to maximize your chances of winning one! Many easy scholarships have rolling monthly deadlines, so the earlier you apply, the more likely you are to win. Also, when reviewing easy scholarship applications, a fully polished student profile will typically do much better than a less refined student profile. Apply early and fill your profile with relevant and essential information!

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Easy, no-essay scholarships are also known for their minimal application processes. Easy scholarships typically take just a few minutes to apply for and require just a few clicks to be automatically entered!

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Many easy scholarships are open to all high school students, college students, or both. Additionally, most easy scholarships don’t require applicants to be in a certain field of study. The broad eligibility requirements of many scholarships mean that you should be able to find plenty of scholarships that you qualify for!

How to Find Easy Scholarships to Apply For

Once you create your profile on Bold.org , you will receive scholarship recommendations that will help you find good-fitting scholarships based on your profile information. You may even be nominated by another user or a donor for a scholarship that they think you’re a good fit for!

You can browse through all of the scholarships currently available on Bold.org, or you can filter by category to pull up scholarships that are relevant to your major, hobbies, or personal identity. You can also choose to display only scholarships that don’t require an essay, which will then leave you with most of the easy scholarships offered on Bold.org .

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On Bold.org, there are easy scholarships available for students at all levels of education , so there’s no need to wait until college to start your search for financial aid. Many students start their search as high school seniors , but you can begin applying for easy scholarships at any point in high school, and any money won will be held for you until you enroll in a college or university. 

However, it’s never too late to begin finding and winning scholarships. Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, there are easy scholarships designed just for you. Start applying as soon as possible so you can maximize your chances of winning easy scholarships. 

What to Consider When Applying for Scholarships

It can feel like you have no control over your chances of winning when you apply for an easy scholarship since many don’t allow for the personal touch of an essay or any other application materials. 

However, don’t get discouraged if you haven’t won an easy scholarship yet, as there are many strategies to increase your chances of winning. Keep reading to learn about our recommendations for boosting your chances of winning an easy scholarship and funding your college education.

Tips for Winning Easy Scholarships

It may seem like easy, no-essay scholarships just go to one random winner since many students apply. However, there are several things that scholarship winners do to increase their chances of securing a no-essay scholarship.

Start as Early as Possible

Many easy scholarships will have monthly rolling application deadlines, meaning that a new application deadline is set each month until the scholarship is awarded. In these cases, students who apply during earlier application windows will have the best chance of winning, so don’t wait to apply.

Submit Applications to as Many Easy Scholarships as You Can

Easy scholarships are very popular amongst students and often receive many applications as a result. Since many easy scholarships require no application materials, i t’s difficult to make yourself stand out and win a scholarship. 

Applying for many scholarships will increase your chances of winning one, and the quick nature of easy scholarship applications makes it possible to apply for numerous scholarships very quickly. 

Look for Easy Scholarships with Limited Eligibility

Another way to boost your chances of winning an easy scholarship is to find scholarships that have specific criteria and are not open to all students. Additional eligibility requirements will limit the number of applications, resulting in less competition!

There are many easy scholarships that have eligibility restrictions. You can use the filter feature to find these scholarships and boost your chances of winning. 

Make Your Bold.org Profile Strong

One more way you can increase your chances of winning an easy scholarship is to strengthen your profile on Bold.org . Having a detailed, fully filled-out profile can attract the attention of donors, and a high number of Bold Points can increase your chances of winning. 

Frequently Asked Questions

No-essay scholarships are typically the quickest to apply for. When searching for scholarships on Bold.org, you can use the filter feature to find all of our no-essay scholarships. Easy scholarships with limited eligibility, such as the Stride Funding Affordable Tuition Scholarship, are also great as there are fewer applicants, increasing your chances of winning.

There are many examples of scholarships that are difficult to earn; merit-based scholarships and athletic scholarships are two examples of that. With merit-based scholarships, it's often important to excel academically (as most of these scholarships have a GPA requirement). For athletic scholarships, it's important excel in a sport (sometimes multiple sports) as well as demonstrate leadership qualities.

Easy scholarships often get many applications due to the minimal requirements, but you can still make your application stand out. Earn as many Bold Points as possible, have a detailed profile, and apply in early application windows to increase your chances of winning easy scholarships. Make sure you also apply for as many scholarships as possible to increase your likelihood of winning free money to cover tuition.

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• Entering Freshmen - Fall 2025

Academic Merit Scholarship

Fall 2025 1 freshman scholarships.

1 Does not include international and transfer students. See international and transfer web pages for scholarship information.

2 If your high school does not calculate weighted GPAs, this will be taken into account when determining your scholarship eligibility.

3 The University of Evansville is a test-optional institution. If test scores are not available, please use your GPA.

* To receive an engagement award(s), the deadline to visit campus is May 1 , the deadline to file your FAFSA is May 1, and the deadline to submit your Harlaxton or changemaking essay is February 1 . Students who receive both the Visit Scholarship and FAFSA Filing Award will automatically receive the Purple Pack Scholarship, which covers our book rental fee.

Engagement Awards

Changemaker or harlaxton essay.

High school students could be eligible for our $1,000 Essay Scholarship. Applicable for UE students entering for the first time in the 2025-26 academic year and renewable up to four years for a total of $4,000. To qualify, submit an essay , available September 1, describing how UE will help you to be a changemaker or what you hope to experience if you study abroad at Harlaxton Deadline to submit: February 1, 2025.

High school students could be eligible for our $1,000 FAFSA Filing Award. Applicable for UE students entering for the first time in the 2025-26 academic year and renewable up to four years for a total of $4,000. To qualify, file the 2025-26 FAFSA at  fafsa.gov  (tentatively available December 1) and enter UE's school code: 001795. Deadline to submit for award: May 1, 2025.

In-person Visit

High school students could be eligible for our $1,000 Visit Scholarship. Applicable for UE students entering for the first time in the 2025-26 academic year and renewable up to four years for a total of $4,000. To qualify, visit our campus and participate in an individual, in-person guided campus tour and admission counselor session or an in-person group visit day. Deadline to visit for award: May 1, 2025.

File FAFSA + Visit = Purple Pack Award

Students who file the FAFSA and visit campus by May 1 are eligible. This award covers UE’s Purple Pack book rental program.

The total of all UE scholarships/gift aid will not exceed the equivalency of full-time tuition (12-18 credit hours/semester). All information on the Scholarships for Entering Freshmen page is applicable to domestic freshmen.

Special Scholarship Programs

Tasl scholars program.

• Awarded to students selected for the TASL Scholars Program.
• Students awarded this scholarship will not pay any tuition out of pocket.

Aces Opportunity Grant

• Awarded to Indiana students whose family’s adjusted gross income is less than $60,000 or who are eligible for free or reduced lunch as determined by the National School Lunch Act

Hoosier Aces Scholarship

• Students who meet the Aces Opportunity Grant criteria, have a GPA of 3.75 (weighted) or higher and a Student Aid Index (SAI) of 0 or lower as determined by the FAFSA will receive a combination of scholarships and grants that covers tuition, fees, standard housing and meals .

UE Teaching Fellows Scholarship

• Awarded to 10 education majors.
• No essay required; simply fill out the application form.
• Requires on-campus housing.
• Students awarded this scholarship will not pay any tuition out of pocket during the junior and senior year.

Athletic Scholarships

Athletic scholarships are awarded at the discretion of each coach, based on criteria established by and in accordance with NCAA regulations. Eligibility for UE scholarships is reviewed based on athletic funding awarded. The following sports offer athletic scholarships:

• Men – baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, and track and field
• Women – basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, track and field, and volleyball
• Value: Varies

Special Scholarships

Students who earn one of the following scholarships will receive either that scholarship or the Academic Merit Scholarship, whichever is higher.

John C. Moore Scholars Program

• Awarded to students selected for the John C. Moore Scholars Program.

National Need for Nursing Scholarship

• Awarded to students who earn direct entry into the nursing program.
• Value: $25,000

Performing Arts Scholarships

• Theatre Scholarship or Music Scholarship
• Awarded based upon a combination of talent, academic credentials, and department needs. Requires audition.

Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship

• Awarded to students designated as Lilly Scholars.
• Lilly covers tuition, fees, and book stipend.
• UE covers housing, meals, and a $1,500 travel grant that can be used to attend Harlaxton or any approved study abroad experience.

National Merit® Finalist Scholarship

• Provide a copy of your Certificate of Merit to the Office of Admission.
• Semifinalists can find information on next steps in the National Merit® Program Requirements and Instructions for Semifinalists .

National Recognition Scholarship

• National Rural and Small Town Recognition Program
• National First-Generation Recognition Program
• Value: $35,000
• Provide a copy of your Certificate of Recognition to the Office of Admission.

Changemaker Scholarships

The following are awarded to winners of UE's annual High School Changemaker Challenge .

First place

• Students must live on campus as part of a cohort.

Second place

• Value: $27,000

Third place

• Value: $23,000

Baccalaureate to Doctor of Medicine (B/MD) Program Scholarship

• Awarded to eight freshmen from the state of Indiana selected for this program.
• Includes provisional admission to the Indiana University School of Medicine-Evansville.
• Value: $32,000

Academy of Science and Medicine (ASM) Scholarship

• Through a partnership with Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corporation’s Academy of Science and Medicine (ASM), students who successfully complete the ASM program and who are admitted to UE will be offered a minimum of $25,000 in annual scholarships.

Early College High School Scholarship

• Through partnership with Early College High School programs offered through Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation, Tell City High School, Perry Central High School, Southridge High School, and Warrick Pathways & Career Center, students who successfully complete one of these programs and who are admitted to UE will be offered a minimum of $25,000 in annual scholarships.

Additional Awards

These awards may be given in addition to the above scholarships and coordinated with other financial aid.

The total of all UE scholarships/gift aid will not exceed the equivalency of full-time tuition (12-18 credit hours/semester). All information on the Scholarships for Entering Freshmen page is applicable to domestic freshmen.

Changemaker Scholarship

• Awarded to students placing 4th-6th place.
• Value: $1,500

UE Kentucky Excellence Award

• Awarded to Kentucky residents who graduate from a Kentucky high school.

Logistics and Supply Chain Management Scholarship

• Offered to select first-year students admitted into the LSCM program.

Valedictorian Scholarship

• Offered to students who are ranked #1 in their senior class (excludes homeschooled students).
• Value: $1,000

Honors Program Scholarship

• Awarded to students who gain and accept admission to UE’s Honors Program.

UE Scholar Award

• Awarded to students who attend UE’s invitation-only UE Scholar Day.

Ridgway Housing Scholarship

• Offered to any entering freshman who is a resident of Vanderburgh County or will be graduating from a high school in Vanderburgh County.
• Requires on-campus residency.

Legacy Award

• Offered to students who are children, grandchildren, or great grandchildren of UE alumni.
• Value: $2,000

Scouting Scholarship

• Offered to Eagle Scout and Gold Award recipients.

International Baccalaureate Diploma Scholarship

• Offered to students who will be graduating with an IB Diploma.

Methodist Scholarship

• Offered to students who belong to their local Methodist church.
• Value: $500

Veteran Dependent Scholarship

• Offered to dependents of military veterans who do not qualify for other military benefits.

Veterans Affairs Education Benefits – Yellow Ribbon

• Offered to eligible veterans or dependents of veterans using the Post 9/11 GI Bill®.
• Value: Applicable tuition and fees that exceed the national maximum set annually by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
• Offered to students invited to UE's annual Math Banquet.

Foreign Language Contest Scholarship

• Offered to students who participate in UE's Foreign Language contest and are chosen by faculty as winners.

Art Portfolio Scholarship

• Offered to art majors who submit an art portfolio to UE’s Department of Art by May 1, 2025, and the faculty recommend for scholarship.

Ensemble Participation Award

• Students who are not music majors can audition for a place in a UE ensemble and receive this award.

For students meeting renewal requirements, UE scholarships will be renewed for a total of 4 years (8 fall/spring semesters total; excludes summer). Award amounts listed are the annual amounts and are split evenly between fall and spring semesters. GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official US government web site at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill . The University of Evansville reserves the right to update the amounts and criteria as deemed necessary.

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Hi all, getting a bit stressed out with the college application process. Both my parents served in the military, and I was hoping their service might help ease the financial burden of college. Are there scholarship opportunities for military family members? How do I apply for them? Any insights are much appreciated!

Absolutely! I understand that the college application process can be stressful, especially when it comes to financing your education. As a child of military veterans, you have a variety of scholarships available to you. The American Legion, for instance, offers several scholarships for children of veterans.

Additionally, the Military Children Program by the Defense Commissary Agency offers scholarships to children of active duty, retired, or deceased military service members. The Fisher House Foundation's Scholarships for Military Children Program is another option to consider, offering $2,000 scholarships to students who are children of military members.

Your application process will differ for each scholarship. You should first research eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and required materials. Many scholarships require documents like transcripts, letters of recommendation, and personal essays. It can be a good idea to prepare these documents in advance, so you're ready to submit applications efficiently.

Also, take time to craft compelling essays, if needed -- think about your unique story, the experiences you've had as a military child, and how your upbringing has shaped your goals.

Lastly, remember to submit your applications before the deadline. Applying to scholarship opportunities can be just as rigorous as college applications, so give yourself plenty of time to complete and review your applications.

Wishing you all the best in your college and scholarship application process!

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A List of Canadian Scholarships for International Students in 2024-2025

Canada is a popular destination for international students, offering high-quality education and a welcoming environment. However, studying abroad can be expensive, so many international students with strong academic profile , seek scholarships to help fund their education. In 2024, there are numerous Canadian Scholarships for International Students ranging from government-funded opportunities to those provided by universities and private organizations.

Here’s a comprehensive list of Canadian scholarships for international students in 2024.

1. Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships (Vanier CGS)

The Vanier CGS program is designed to attract world-class doctoral students to Canadian universities. It financially supports students who demonstrate academic excellence, research potential, and leadership abilities.

• Eligibility: Open to Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and international students.
• Value: CAD 50,000 per year for up to three years.
• Fields of Study: Health research, natural sciences, engineering, social sciences, and humanities.
• Application Deadline: The deadline is November 1, 2024, for the 2025 competition.

2. Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships

The Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships program aims to attract and retain top-tier postdoctoral talent nationally and internationally in Canada. It is designed to encourage the development of leadership potential.

• Eligibility : Open to both Canadian and international postdoctoral students.
• Value: CAD 70,000 per year for two years (non-renewable).
• Fields of Study : Health research, natural sciences, engineering, social sciences, and humanities.
• Application Deadline: The deadline is September 18, 2024, for the 2025 cycle.

3. Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) Program  

The Ontario Graduate Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship that encourages excellence in graduate studies at the master’s and doctoral levels.

• Eligibility: Available to international students studying at an Ontario university.
• Value : CAD 5,000 per term, with a maximum of CAD 15,000 per academic year.
• Fields of Study: Open to all disciplines.
• Application Deadline: Deadlines vary by university. Generally, applications are due between October and February, depending on the institution.

4. Lester B. Pearson International Scholarships at the University of Toronto

The Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship Program at the University of Toronto is intended to recognize international students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and creativity and are recognized as leaders within their school.

• Eligibility: International secondary school students whose school nominates.
• Value: Covers tuition, books, incidental fees, and full residence support for four years.
• Fields of Study : All undergraduate programs at the University of Toronto.
• Application Deadline : The student application deadline is usually in December. Check the university’s website for the most accurate deadlines for 2025.

5. University of British Columbia (UBC) International Scholars Program

The UBC International Scholars Program offers scholarships to international students based on financial need and academic merit. UBC is committed to supporting international students through awards, scholarships, and other financial aid forms.

• Eligibility : Open to international students entering undergraduate programs.
• Value : The value varies, covering a significant portion of tuition and living expenses.
• Fields of Study: All undergraduate programs at UBC.
• Application Deadline : December 2024.

6. University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowships (UMGF)

The University of Manitoba offers the UMGF to full-time graduate students (master’s and Ph.D.) to encourage research and scholarly excellence.

• Eligibility: International students must be enrolled or plan to enroll as full-time graduate students.
• Value : CAD 14,000 per year for master’s students and CAD 18,000 per year for Ph.D. students.
• Fields of Study : All disciplines offered at the University of Manitoba.
• Application Deadline : Varies by department; generally, early 2025.

7. Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarships

These scholarships are offered to outstanding doctoral candidates in the social sciences and humanities whose work is related to one of the foundation’s four themes: Human Rights and Dignity, Responsible Citizenship, Canada and the World, or People and their Natural Environment.

• Eligibility: International and Canadian students pursuing a doctoral program at a Canadian institution.
• Value: Up to CAD 40,000 annually for three years plus an annual travel allowance of CAD 20,000.
• Fields of Study: Social sciences and humanities.
• Application Deadline: December 2024.

8. Humber College International Entrance Scholarships

Humber College offers partial renewable tuition scholarships for new international students who begin classes in January and September of each year.

• Eligibility: International students applying to study in a graduate program at Humber College.
• Value: Depends on GPA (Grade Point Average)
• Fields of Study: All programs offered by Humber College.
• Application Deadline: September 2024 (fall intake), January 2024 (winter intake).

9. York University International Student Scholarship Program

York University provides scholarships to international students with vital academic records demonstrating financial need.

• Eligibility: International students with an excellent academic record applying to undergraduate programs.
• Value: Ranges from up to CAD 35,000 per year, renewable for three years.
• Fields of Study: All undergraduate programs at York University.
• Application Deadline: The deadline typically falls in February. Check the university’s official website for exact dates for 2025.

Preparation Tips For Canadian Scholarships for International Students

Eligibility criteria:.

• Nationality: Ensure you meet the specified nationality requirements.
• Academic Level: Confirm your academic level aligns with the scholarship’s eligibility.
• Field of Study: Verify if the scholarship covers your chosen field.
• Language Proficiency : If required, prepare for language proficiency tests like PTE Academic, IELTS, or Duolingo.

Prepare a Strong Application:

• Academic Transcripts and Records: Maintain updated academic records and ensure they showcase high performance.
• Letters of Recommendation: Obtain strong letters from professors, mentors, or professionals who know you well.
• Personal Statement or Essay : Write a compelling essay highlighting your achievements, leadership, and how you’ll contribute to your field.

Research and Preparation:

• Canadian Institutions : Identify institutions that align with your academic and career goals.
• Application Procedures: Familiarize yourself with the application process, deadlines, and required documents.

Develop a Study Plan:

• Field of Study: Clearly define your field of study or research area.
• Research Proposal: Draft a clear, concise, and realistic research proposal outlining your objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes.

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Conclusion:

With many Canadian scholarships for international students in 2024-2025, pursuing higher education in Canada has never been more accessible. From government-funded programs to university-specific offerings, these scholarships provide invaluable financial support to talented individuals worldwide.

By carefully exploring your options, preparing a solid application, and demonstrating your academic excellence and potential, you can increase your chances of securing a scholarship and embarking on a transformative educational journey in Canada. Remember, the key to success lies in thorough research, meticulous planning, and a commitment to your academic goals.

So, leap and seize the opportunity to study in Canada. With the right scholarship and dedication, you can unlock your full potential, gain valuable experiences, and pave the way for a bright and rewarding future.

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The Scholarships360 $10,000 “No Essay” Scholarship is open to all students who want some extra help paying for their education. Whether you are a high… Show More

The Scholarships360 $10,000 “No Essay” Scholarship is open to all students who want some extra help paying for their education. Whether you are a high school student who hopes to go to college, a graduate student who’s in a master’s program, or an adult learner who wants to return to school, you are eligible for our no essay scholarship. This scholarship will be awarded to students who get the most out of Scholarships360 scholarships and content. You will be a strong applicant if you apply to scholarships with the Scholarships360 platform. Finalists for this scholarship will be interviewed about their process for funding their education. Show Less

$2,000 Sallie Mae Scholarship This scholarship has been verified by the scholarship providing organization.

Offered by Sallie Mae

Sallie Mae will award $2,000 each month to eligible entrants. No essay or account sign-ups, just a simple scholarship for those seeking help paying for…

Sallie Mae will award $2,000 each month to eligible entrants. No essay or account sign-ups, just a simple scholarship for those seeking help paying for school.

BigFuture $40k Essay-Free Scholarship This scholarship has been verified by the scholarship providing organization.

Offered by The College Board

Open to US-Based high school students in the class of 2025 — no essay, minimum GPA, test score, or citizenship requirements.

$1,000 Stress-Free Scholarship Giveaway

Offered by Ascent Funding

The $1,000 Stress-Free Scholarship Giveaway is an easy scholarship open to college and graduate students! Applicant must be at least 18 years old and a… Show More

The $1,000 Stress-Free Scholarship Giveaway is an easy scholarship open to college and graduate students! Applicant must be at least 18 years old and a legal resident of the United States or the District of Columbia or DACA student. Learn more and see Official Rules at AscentFunding.com/Scholarships. Show Less

Excelsior Scholarship Program

Offered by New York State

The Excelsior Scholarship Program is open to New York residents who are or will be pursuing an undergraduate degree at a SUNY or CUNY college,… Show More

The Excelsior Scholarship Program is open to New York residents who are or will be pursuing an undergraduate degree at a SUNY or CUNY college, including community colleges and the statutory colleges at Cornell University and Alfred University. Applicants must have either graduated from high school in the United States, earned a high school equivalency diploma, or passed a federally approved "Ability to Benefit" test, as defined by the Commissioner of the State Education Department. Recipients of the scholarship will have any remaining gaps in their tuition expenses covered, after other federal and state grants and scholarships are applied, for up to $5,500. If you're a New York State resident looking to attend a SUNY or CUNY campus, we encourage you to apply! Keep on reading to learn more. Show Less

Regeneron Science Talent Search This scholarship has been verified by the scholarship providing organization.

Offered by Society for Science

The Regeneron Science Talent Search (Regeneron STS) is the United States’ oldest and most prestigious pre-college science competition, providing an important forum for original research… Show More

The Regeneron Science Talent Search (Regeneron STS) is the United States’ oldest and most prestigious pre-college science competition, providing an important forum for original research that is recognized and reviewed by a national jury of professional scientists. To apply, eligible high school seniors must submit an online application that includes essays, transcripts, recommendations from teachers and mentors, and more, including the submission of an original research paper. Please visit the Regeneron STS website to read the full rules and learn more. Applications open on June 1 of every year and close in November. Show Less

US Bank Student Scholarship This scholarship has been verified by the scholarship providing organization.

Offered by U.S. Bank

The US Bank Student Scholarship is a no-essay scholarship opportunity for U.S. residents aged 17 or older who have been accepted to or are enrolled… Show More

The US Bank Student Scholarship is a no-essay scholarship opportunity for U.S. residents aged 17 or older who have been accepted to or are enrolled in a post-secondary institution to receive help funding their education. Each year, the scholarship awards up to $20,000 to multiple incoming and current undergraduate students who complete some of the U.S. Bank's "financial education lesson" modules. Each module takes approximately 1-2 minutes to complete, and the more that students complete, the more money they become eligible to earn. Applicants who complete 25+, 50+, 100+, and 200+ modules are eligible to receive $2500, $5000, $10,000, and $20,000, respectively. If this scholarship sounds like a fit for you, keep on reading for more application details. Show Less

The Boren Awards

Offered by Boren Awards

Are you an undergraduate or graduate student interested in studying abroad? If so, consider applying for the Boren Awards! The Boren Awards are open to… Show More

Are you an undergraduate or graduate student interested in studying abroad? If so, consider applying for the Boren Awards! The Boren Awards are open to postsecondary U.S. students interested in studying abroad in world regions critical to U.S. interests. While the Boren Scholarships are open to undergraduate students, the Boren Fellowships are open to graduate students. The Awards are named after David L. Boren, who felt that “the U.S. would work more and more through partnerships with other countries whose needs and perspectives needed to be more fully understood.” Today, the scholarship awards up to $25,000 to Boren Scholars and up to $30,000 to Boren Fellows. Depending on the program duration, focus on language in the preferred country, and field of study of the applicant, the funds and requirements will vary. Thus, we recommend checking out the website for more detailed information. If you are a postsecondary student passionate about studying in world regions critical to U.S. interests, we encourage you to apply! Bear in mind that the deadlines slightly differ for undergraduate and graduate students. Thus, we recommend checking the deadline before starting your application. Show Less

Ayn Rand Institute Novel Essay Contest (Atlas Shrugged) This scholarship has been verified by the scholarship providing organization.

Offered by Ayn Rand Institute

Are you a high school, undergraduate, or graduate student with a passion for reading, writing, and Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand? If so, we may… Show More

Are you a high school, undergraduate, or graduate student with a passion for reading, writing, and Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand? If so, we may just have the perfect opportunity for you: the Ayn Rand Institute Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest! Each year, the contest asks its applicants to write an 800 - 1,600 word essay in which they analyze and make an argument about an aspect or plot point of the novel Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. Nine prizes of varying amounts are awarded each year, with a grand prize of $25,000! If you’re familiar with Atlas Shrugged, can make a convincing argument, and want to make some cash, we encourage you to apply! Show Less

Young American Creative Patriotic Art Contest

Offered by VFW Auxiliary

Are you a high school student interested in making art? If so, consider applying for the Young American Creative Patriotic Art Contest! The contest is… Show More

Are you a high school student interested in making art? If so, consider applying for the Young American Creative Patriotic Art Contest! The contest is open to students grades 9-12 who submit a two-dimensional art piece depicting patriotism. This scholarship is offered by VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States) Auxiliary, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing services for veterans and honoring them and their families. They started the contest in 1979 to encourage patriotism in youths and recognize their artistry. Every year, the scholarship offers multiple awards totaling $37,000 to the first-place winners from each state. If you want to make art about patriotism and are looking for a scholarship opportunity, we encourage you to apply! Show Less

Niche $25,000 “No Essay” Scholarship This scholarship has been verified by the scholarship providing organization.

Offered by Niche

Easy scholarship open to all high school and college students, as well as anyone looking to attend college or graduate school in the next year!

Jack Kent Cooke College Scholarship

Offered by Jack Kent Cooke Foundation

Are you a high-achieving high school senior who will need financial help to attend the college(s) of your dreams? If so, consider applying for the… Show More

Are you a high-achieving high school senior who will need financial help to attend the college(s) of your dreams? If so, consider applying for the Jack Kent Cooke College Scholarship! This prestigious scholarship offers winning applicants up to $55,000 per year. In addition to monetary awards, winners receive college planning support, advising, and networking opportunities. The scholarship is funded by the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, an organization dedicated to supporting promising students who have financial need. Since 2000, the foundation has awarded more than $222 million in scholarships. The Jack Kent Cooke College Scholarship typically accepts applications from August until mid-November, each year. If you’re an academically excellent high school senior looking for some financial help to attend college, we encourage you to apply! Show Less

Cameron Impact Scholarship This scholarship has been verified by the scholarship providing organization.

Offered by Bryan Cameron Education Foundation

Are you an academically excellent high school junior (graduating class of 2025) with demonstrated leadership, community service, and other extracurricular experiences? If so, consider applying… Show More

Are you an academically excellent high school junior (graduating class of 2025) with demonstrated leadership, community service, and other extracurricular experiences? If so, consider applying for the Cameron Impact Scholarship! Each year, 10-15 full tuition scholarships (not including room and board) are awarded to winning applicants who are passionate about helping their local communities and the world at large. In addition to the monetary reward, winners will be required to attend the Cameron Impact Scholars Award Ceremony for the four-year duration of the scholarship. The scholarship is provided by the Bryan Cameron Education Foundation, a “private family foundation established in 2015 on the principle of making a difference by investing in young people’s education.” If you’re a high school student with amazing achievements both inside and outside the classroom, we encourage you to apply to the Cameron Impact Scholarship! Please note that this scholarship has an early application deadline of May 17th and a final deadline of September 5th. The Bryan Cameron Education Foundation is only able to accept and review a total of 3,000 complete and eligible applications. They typically reach capacity prior to the final deadline and strongly encourage applicants to submit well before the September deadline. Show Less

Questbridge National College Match Scholarship

Offered by Questbridge

Are you a low-income high school senior who has excelled academically, but feels that their dream colleges are financially out of reach? If so, we… Show More

Are you a low-income high school senior who has excelled academically, but feels that their dream colleges are financially out of reach? If so, we may have the perfect opportunity for you: the Questbridge National College Match Scholarship! Through this scholarship application process, you will be able to apply to the U.S.’s top colleges for free and be considered for early admission, as well as a full, four-year scholarship. If you win and are “matched” with a school, the scholarship will cover the costs of your tuition, room and board, books and supplies, and even travel costs! You nor your parents will be required to pay for college or take out any student loans. Rather, you will be expected to keep up the good work and potentially make a small contribution in the form of federal work-study, summer work, or summer savings. The scholarship process is hosted by Questbridge, “a powerful platform that connects the nation's brightest students from low-income backgrounds with leading institutions of higher education and further opportunities.” If you’re an academically excellent high school senior from a low-income background, we encourage you to apply! Show Less

Zombie Apocalypse Scholarship

Offered by Unigo

Are you a big fan of The Walking Dead, or maybe Z Nation? Ever thought about what you would do in the case of a… Show More

Are you a big fan of The Walking Dead, or maybe Z Nation? Ever thought about what you would do in the case of a zombie apocalypse? If so, we may have the perfect opportunity for you: the Zombie Apocalypse Scholarship! Each year, this scholarship awards $2,000 to the applicant who, in 250 words or less, best describes their escape plan if there were a zombie outbreak at their school. The scholarship is offered by Unigo in hopes of helping some creative, zombie-obsessed students pay off some of their postsecondary education. If you’ve been inspired by the zombie shows and movies from the past few decades and have come up with a plan of your own, we encourage you to apply to the Zombie Apocalypse Scholarship! It’s due exactly when you’d expect: on Halloween. Show Less

Coca Cola Scholars Program Scholarship

Offered by Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation

Are you a college-bound high school senior with a passion for helping others? If so, consider applying for the Coca-Cola Scholars Program Scholarship! Each year,… Show More

Are you a college-bound high school senior with a passion for helping others? If so, consider applying for the Coca-Cola Scholars Program Scholarship! Each year, the scholarship awards $20,000 to 150 lucky graduating high school seniors who plan on enrolling in a U.S. postsecondary institution for the upcoming school year. The scholarship is offered by the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation, an organization that serves to invest in promising high school seniors who are dedicated to service and leadership. If this sounds like you and you need some help paying off college costs, we encourage you to apply for the Coca-Cola Scholars Program Scholarship! Show Less

JFK Profile in Courage Essay Contest

Offered by John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum

Are you a U.S. high school student with a love for U.S. history? If so, we may have the perfect opportunity for you: the JFK… Show More

Are you a U.S. high school student with a love for U.S. history? If so, we may have the perfect opportunity for you: the JFK Profile in Courage Essay Contest! Each year, the contest awards up to $10,000 to winning applicants who submit a 700 - 1,000-word essay following the year’s prompt. Each year's prompt relates to U.S. history, with this year’s being: “Describe an act of political courage by a U.S. elected official who served during or after 1917, the year John F. Kennedy was born. Include an analysis of the obstacles, risks, and consequences associated with the act. ” The scholarship is offered by the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston, Massachusetts. If you love U.S. history and want to put your writing skills and history knowledge to the test, we encourage you to apply! Show Less

Create-A-Greeting-Card Scholarship Contest

Offered by The Gallery Collection

Are you over 14 years of age, enrolled in high school or college, and enjoy making original artwork? If so, the Create-A-Greeting-Card Scholarship Contest may… Show More

Are you over 14 years of age, enrolled in high school or college, and enjoy making original artwork? If so, the Create-A-Greeting-Card Scholarship Contest may be the perfect opportunity for you! Each year, the contest awards $10,000 to the applicant who submits the best holiday, greeting, or all-around holiday card. While the top ten finalists will be decided by a public vote, the final winner will be decided by a panel of judges. The contest is offered by The Gallery Collection, the “leading business-to-business online and mail order publisher of premium quality personalized Christmas, Holiday, and Everyday greeting cards in the United States.” If you’re a student aged 14 or older who wants to put their card-making skills to the test, we encourage you to apply! Show Less

$10,000 CollegeXpress Scholarship This scholarship has been verified by the scholarship providing organization.

Offered by CollegeXpress

Annual $10k scholarship from CollegeXpress open to all high school freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors.

$25k “Be Bold” No-Essay Scholarship This scholarship has been verified by the scholarship providing organization.

Offered by Bold.org

Open to high school students, college students, community college students, and graduate students.

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Scholarship FAQs

What are the easiest types of scholarships to get.

Some scholarships are more similar to contents or sweepstakes. These “ easy scholarships ” and “ no essay scholarships ” are very simple to apply for and the application process can take as little as a minute or two. However, this means that they are very hard to win and more similar to a lottery where you have a small chance of winning.

This is why the easiest scholarships to get are oftentimes the scholarships that have more requirements (because they receive less applications). These include local scholarships , which are only open to students from a specific region or town. Ditto for college-specific scholarships that are specifically for students admitted to a particular college or university.

How can I find scholarships for college?

All of the above scholarships are a good start, but you may also qualify for merit , need , and talent-based scholarships that are specific to particular colleges. You can check-in with any of the colleges you are applying to and see if they have specific scholarships available. Generally, these scholarships are easier to win and are renewable , which means you can receive them for up to four years!

Students should also remember to apply for need-based financial aid through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid which will help you access everything from grants to student loans to work study !

What GPA do you need to qualify for a scholarship?

The specific GPA requirements will vary from scholarship to scholarship. Be sure to look carefully at the eligibility requirements to see if there is a minimum GPA to apply.

You may also find scholarships that do not have any GPA requirements. In these cases, you should still review the eligibility requirements to see how scholarship winners are selected. For example, scholarships with essay requirements will be judged primarily on the quality of your essay. Similarly, art scholarships will be evaluated on the basis of your creative talents.

So while many scholarships will have an academic component, there are many other awards for students according to their backgrounds, experiences, interests, and goals!

How does Scholarships360 select scholarships for the database?

Putting students first is central to our mission. That’s why our scholarship research team carefully vets the scholarships that we include in our database so you can find safe and trustworthy scholarships. Here’s what that means more specifically:

No scholarship application fees–we believe all scholarships should be free to apply to

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All scholarships have a clear data policy that allows student to opt-out of sharing or selling student data

Scholarship providers must provide proof that scholarships funds are awarded to students

If you come across a scholarship that doesn’t meet this standard on our site, please reach out to us at [email protected] so we can investigate!

What experience does the Scholarships360 team have in scholarships and financial aid?

The Scholarships360 team has a deep expertise in scholarships , financial aid , and higher education. Collectively, we have decades of experience in roles as admissions officers , scholarship essay readers, writing professors, and high school college counselors. Our goal is to distill this experience into Scholarships360 to help as many students as possible achieve an affordable, high-quality education and graduate with little to no student loan debt.

What if I have specific questions about scholarships?

You should get in touch with the organization running the actual scholarship. Under every single scholarship that we list, you will see “Offered by” which indicates the company, foundation, or organization awarding the specific scholarship opportunity.

If the scholarship in question is offered by Scholarships360, you can reach out to us at [email protected] .

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