Scholarships

Overview The Bank Iowa Spirit of Chandy Scholarship was established to honor the memory of former Bank Iowa Vice Chair Chandy Barr Clanton and to carry forward her influence in the communities we serve. Each year, Bank Iowa typically grants up to 21 scholarships of $1,000 each to deserving high school students. Scholarship opportunities are announced at the start of each year. Who may apply / Application requirements Students who wish to be considered must submit a completed application. Applicants are responsible for collecting and providing all documentation and information specified on the application form. Submissions are evaluated based on...

Introduction The Community Foundation uses a single “universal application” so applicants complete one form to be considered for more than 30 scholarships. This streamlines the process and may qualify you for multiple awards with a single submission. How to get started Access written and video tutorials here for step-by-step instructions on creating your account and filling out the universal application. Important: do not register with a school-issued/high school email address. If your application becomes eligible for a scholarship, communication will primarily be by email after graduation, so use a personal email account you will retain. Follow us and stay informed...

Overview This scholarship supports the college education (undergraduate or graduate) of first-generation young women, under age 25, who trace their heritage to Portugal, Mexico, Central America, or South America and who live in Nevada or Hawaii. For the purposes of this award, “first-generation” means either (a) a young woman who immigrated to the United States and has become a naturalized citizen, or (b) the daughter of an immigrant from the listed ancestries. Eligible Nevada applicants are generally those residing in northern Nevada (commonly defined as Tonopah and points north); Hawaii residents statewide are eligible. Award details - Typical awards are...

Intro Scholarships can provide important financial support to people living with epilepsy who are pursuing vocational training, undergraduate study, or graduate education. The following programs are available to eligible students, family members, and caregivers. Joseph’s Hope Scholarship Program Epilepsy Foundation New England administers the Joseph’s Hope Scholarship, which helps individuals with epilepsy pay for post-secondary education or vocational training. Each year the program awards a minimum of four scholarships of $2,500 each. The scholarship fund was made possible largely through the generosity of Frank and Vicky Salituro, established in memory of their son Joseph, who died from Sudden Unexpected Death...

Introduction Only current high school seniors who have been active SCGA Junior members for at least two years are eligible to apply. All applicants must meet the academic and participation criteria below and submit the required materials. Eligibility (New Applicants) - Must be a current high school senior and have participated in SCGA Junior programs for a minimum of two years; degree of involvement will be considered in the selection process. - Must have a cumulative weighted GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale at the time of application. - Must plan to enroll in an accredited institution...

Introduction The Blue Water Scholarship Fund supports students pursuing U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) license programs at one of the five State Maritime Academies. Below are the qualifications and policies applicants must understand before applying. Eligibility - The application must be completed and submitted by the student applicant personally — parents or guardians should not fill it out for them. - Applicants must demonstrate financial need. - Candidates must be enrolled in a program that leads to a USCG license at one of these state maritime academies: California, Maine, Massachusetts, New York, or Texas. Programs that do not include the USCG...

Intro This scholarship supports United States citizens pursuing a bachelor’s degree at a four-year historically Black college or university (HBCU) in the U.S. Below are the eligibility requirements, application materials, award information, and deadlines. Eligibility - U.S. citizens, age 17–25. - Admitted to or currently enrolled at an accredited, four-year HBCU in the United States. - Minimum cumulative G.P.A. of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. - Must be a full-time student working toward a bachelor’s degree. Required documentation - Official academic transcript(s) from high school or from an accredited four-year college/university. - Three letters of reference, including at least one...

Overview The Charles H. Selman Scholarship (CHS) Fund was established in 1995 by the CHARR Board of Directors to support Alaskans committed to excellence in the state’s hospitality industry. The award is named for long‑time CHARR member Charlie Selman and celebrates his important contributions to the field. Since its founding, the CHS Scholarship has distributed more than $470,000 to qualified students and continues to expand. In October 2002 the scholarship program was placed under the newly formed Alaska CHARR Educational Fund, Inc., a move that broadened CHARR’s ability to provide financial support to the hospitality community. Eligibility To be eligible...

Introduction The AHEPA-DOP District 12 Foundation is committed to expanding access to higher education, fostering cross-cultural exchange, and supporting charitable initiatives. The foundation also seeks to cultivate civic-mindedness and personal achievement while upholding American values such as family, participatory democracy, and free enterprise. Application deadline and how to submit All application materials must be received by March 15, 2026. Email your completed application and every supporting document to ahepa.dop12.scholarships@gmail.com no later than that date. Application requirements and completeness Applicants must fill out the application form and review all instructions, rules, and eligibility criteria carefully. Incomplete submissions will be disqualified. Be...

Introductory statement Because our available funding is limited and demand for assistance is growing, we focus on supporting undergraduate students who demonstrate strong academic performance and have financial need. Awards are granted primarily on the basis of academic merit; however, when funds are scarce and there are more qualified applicants than awards, financial need will be considered in the selection process. Geographic eligibility New applicants must meet one of the following geographic conditions during the application period: - Be graduating from a Delaware high school, regardless of their permanent residence. - Be currently enrolled at a college located in Delaware,...

Captains Preferred Products is dedicated to the marine environment and to encouraging future leaders in ocean science. Each year we award a $1,000 scholarship to help an undergraduate or graduate student further their education in marine-related studies and move closer to a career in the field. Eligibility - Must be a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident. - Intending to enroll at, or currently attending, a college or university located in the United States. Field of Study - Applicants should be pursuing (or plan to pursue in the year of application) a degree in marine science, marine biology, oceanography,...

Introduction This scholarship was created by Sam’s family, friends, and colleagues to honor her work and to encourage women who are beginning or advancing careers in cybersecurity. Its purpose is to help recipients continue Sam’s mission by supporting their education in information security and related fields. Scholarship Award (one recipient) - Award amount: $5,000 to be used for tuition, fees, books, and required course materials (including required electronics). - Acceptance deadline: Awards must be accepted within three (3) weeks of the notification date. If the recipient does not accept within that window, the scholarship will be offered to another applicant....