Scholarships

The California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation (CLLCF) invites eligible California residents to apply for its scholarship program. This fund was created to support deserving students by providing financial aid to help cover costs associated with higher education. Eligibility - Must be a resident of California and meet the following academic requirements: - Be enrolled full-time (undergraduate or graduate) in good academic standing at an accredited college or university, OR - Be a graduating high school senior and provide written proof of acceptance to an accredited institution of higher education. - Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5. - Submit a fully completed...

Statement of Philosophy The American Hackney Horse Society Foundation established this scholarship program to support incoming college freshmen who show financial need, a demonstrated dedication to the Hackney industry, and strong academic achievement. Scholarship overview - Award: $2,500 AHHHS Foundation Scholarship - Eligibility: High school graduates who will be incoming freshmen at a college, university, or other postsecondary institution - Purpose: To recognize academic success, financial need, involvement with Hackney horses and/or ponies, extracurricular activities (including community service), and personal references Selection criteria and process Applications will be evaluated based on academic records, evidence of financial need, extracurricular and community...

Scholarship overview This award commemorates Curt Greene, a longtime contributor to the Standardbred world who worked his way through school and later served in many roles within the industry. A member of the Harness Racing Hall of Fame Communicator’s Corner, Curt was known for his energy and enthusiasm. The scholarship is intended for students who share his passion for harness racing. Eligibility and requirements - Open to students with a demonstrated interest in any aspect of harness racing and who can demonstrate financial need. - Applicant may be pursuing a career in harness racing or not. - Must be at...

About the Helen Gee Chin Scholarship Foundation The Helen Gee Chin Scholarship Foundation was established in 2011 to honor the memory of Sifu Calvin Chin’s wife, who served as the Academy’s administrator for 15 years and died after a brief battle with cancer. The Foundation was created to transform a tragic loss into a lasting, positive legacy. Purpose The Foundation provides college scholarships designed to promote scholastic success and to encourage serious commitment to Chinese martial arts practice. Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following minimum requirements: - U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent resident status - At least five...

Introduction The Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences (AUAS) is a global, multidisciplinary nonprofit devoted to honoring innovators and leaders who have made significant contributions to exploring, enjoying, protecting, and improving safety in the underwater environment. AUAS supports its members in passing stewardship of the oceans to future generations. Zale Parry Scholarship — Eligibility - Must be a resident of the United States or Canada. - Must hold a certified scuba diving credential. - Must be actively enrolled in a Master’s degree program (doctoral or completed graduates are not eligible) in one of the following diving-related disciplines: - Aquatic Biology,...

Description **Who the scholarship supports** The AIAS Foundation Scholarship supports students and early-career professionals who intend to pursue work in any area of game development. Eligible fields explicitly include art, animation, programming, engineering, game direction, game design, sound design, law, marketing, and business administration, but are not limited to those areas. The scholarship targets individuals with a demonstrated intent to build a career in the games industry. Key takeaways: - Intended for people pursuing careers in game development. - Accepts a wide range of roles (creative, technical, legal, business, etc.). - Applicants must demonstrate intent to work in the games...

Introduction The JFLF Welding Awards Program promotes arc welding education, creativity, and technical progress across all learning stages—from 4‑H and middle/high school programs to collegiate programs. In addition to honoring student work, the program recognizes outstanding instructors and professional welders who teach or contribute to the scientific development and advancement of arc welding. By awarding both hands‑on welding projects and technical papers, the program encourages emerging talent now and helps move the welding field forward for future practitioners. Who may enter Division I project submissions are open to any student aged 18 or younger who is currently enrolled in a...

Introduction — The Usrey Family Scholarship The Usrey Family Scholarship honors a family legacy of involvement in horticulture and leadership within the industry. Created by the Usrey family, the endowment helps students preparing for careers in the green industries and aims to foster their continued participation in the field. This award carries forward the family’s ongoing commitment to education, opportunity, and career development as foundations for a resilient and thriving horticulture sector. Overview — HRI Scholarship Program HRI administers a collection of donor-established scholarship funds, each reflecting the donor’s particular interests and priorities. To streamline access, HRI uses a single,...

Texas CattleWomen Scholarships — Scannable Overview and Eligibility Description The Texas CattleWomen (TCW) organization supports women working collectively to protect and advance the beef cattle industry. TCW promotes science-based information about beef nutrition to counter misinformation and highlights the industry’s economic contributions. The organization funds collegiate scholarships to encourage students to pursue beef-related education and careers, helping maintain the industry’s long-term progress and prosperity. Key takeaways: - TCW is focused on industry protection, education, and consumer outreach. - Scholarships support students pursuing beef-related studies and careers. - Emphasis on science-based nutrition messaging about beef. Scholarship Types (Basic Eligibility) TCW administers...

About the organization We are a South Carolina-wide association that unites farmers, ranchers, agribusiness owners, entrepreneurs and food advocates to build a stronger agricultural future in the state. We provide lawmakers with information on how policy affects agriculture, offer training for beginning farmers, and support agricultural education for teachers and students. Scholarship program - Two scholarships of $3,000 each are awarded annually. Eligibility - A parent or grandparent of the applicant must be a member of the Anderson County Farm Bureau. - The applicant must be an undergraduate sophomore, junior, or senior working toward an agriculture-related degree. How to apply...

Beaufort County Farm Bureau Scholarship — Overview Each year the Beaufort County Farm Bureau awards a $1,000 scholarship to a qualified student pursuing a degree in agriculture or an agriculture-related field. This program exists to help members of Beaufort County Farm Bureau families offset educational costs and to encourage the development of knowledge, skills, and leadership for future roles in agriculture, civic life, and public service. Who is eligible - Applicants must be members of a Beaufort County Farm Bureau family. (For membership information, call the county office at 522-0031.) - The award is open to graduating high school seniors...

Lexington County Farm Bureau Scholarship Program — Overview The Lexington County Farm Bureau awards three scholarships of $1,500 each to Lexington County students who are entering college and intend to pursue an undergraduate degree in agriculture or an agriculture-related field. These awards are intended to support students committed to careers in agriculture and related industries. Eligibility Requirements To be considered, applicants must: - Be a current Farm Bureau member and provide their member number. - Be a resident of Lexington County. - Be properly enrolled (or enrolling) in an undergraduate agriculture or agriculture-related program at a two- or four-year college,...