27 open scholarships for graduate students (master's, doctoral and professional programs). We list only awards whose official eligibility mentions graduate students, so awards open to "any" level aren't repeated here. The earliest deadline is Oct 29, 2026 (Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans) and the latest is May 17, 2027.
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Immigrants and children of immigrants, 30 or younger at the deadline, starting or continuing graduate school in the U.S. (naturalized citizens, green card holders, refugees/asylees, DACA recipients and others; see eligibility).
U.S. citizens or nationals pursuing graduate study in science and engineering disciplines of military importance (check eligibility on the NDSEG site).
College seniors, gap-year applicants and graduate students pursuing a PhD in the applied sciences, engineering or mathematics (fellows make a non-binding commitment to make their skills available to the U.S. in national emergencies).
Full-time undergraduate and graduate students in concrete-related degree programs; fellowship applicants must attend an accredited school in the U.S. or Canada.
Graduate students in construction management or construction-related engineering programs preparing for construction careers (see AGC graduate criteria).
Applicants 18 or older by July 15, 2027, living in the U.S., Puerto Rico or Canada, who are high school seniors, college undergraduates or graduate students planning full-time study in 2027–28 at a two- or four-year college or vocational-technical school. Open to the public, not only Chick-fil-A employees.
Undergraduate seniors, current graduate students and post-bacc graduates pursuing an MS or PhD in eligible engineering and science disciplines, with at least a 2.8 GPA, who agree to intern two summers with a sponsoring GEM employer.
U.S. undergraduate and graduate students; fully funded summer study of critical languages abroad.
LGBTQ+ students with a minimum 3.3 cumulative GPA enrolled full-time in a degree-seeking undergraduate or graduate program in the U.S.
Graduate students in the U.S. and U.S. territories whose career goals focus on environmental improvement and who show leadership and commitment to social equity (science, policy, justice, health, economics, planning, business, law and more).
Graduate students currently pursuing an advanced nursing degree.
Undergraduate and graduate students; one winner chosen from applicants.
Senior undergraduates and first-year graduate students planning full-time PhD study in computational science, engineering or math/computer science (see CSGF eligibility rules).
U.S. graduate students adding an international/language component to their studies; service requirement.
Multiple scholarships for high school, undergraduate and graduate students across many fields; DAR affiliation not required for most. Portal opens Nov 1, 2026.
American students of Polish descent in undergraduate or graduate programs at U.S. colleges and universities; one application is reviewed for every KF tuition scholarship you qualify for.
Students entering sophomore, junior or senior year or graduate study in engineering, technology or computer science. Opens Dec 1, 2026.
Legally blind entering freshmen, undergraduates, graduate students and technical college students at U.S. schools; most awards require a 3.0 GPA. Must be full-time, or part-time while working at least 32 hours a week, and involved in school and community.
High school seniors, college and graduate students, adult re-entry, career/technical and veteran students in the U.S. or Canada pursuing licensed skilled trades (electrical, plumbing, welding, HVAC/R), construction management or facilities management.
High school seniors, current college and graduate students and students pursuing technical certifications in the foundation's local service area; each fund has its own criteria (school attended, field of study, community ties, need or service).
High school seniors, college and graduate students who identify as female, pursuing a full-time BS or MS in engineering or computer science at an ABET/CSAB-accredited school, with a permanent address or school in Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Benito, south San Mateo or south Alameda counties.
Graduating high school seniors, current and returning college students, trade/vocational students and graduate students in the Louisville area; one application matches you to every fund you qualify for.
Students with a West Michigan connection (live there now or did in the past) heading to college, career training or graduate school; one application matches you to the funds you fit.
High school seniors, graduate students and non-traditional students; each of the 150+ funds sets its own criteria (many are for students in the Charlotte region of North and South Carolina).
Maine women with financial need. Four awards: a high school senior/GED recipient, a woman in her second year or later of college, a woman enrolled in or returning to college or training (graduate study gets special consideration), and a Career Advancement award for women 30 or older returning to school full- or part-time.
Delaware residents enrolled full-time in a graduate Speech-Language Pathology program at a Delaware institution.
U.S. military service members, veterans and military spouses pursuing undergraduate, graduate or professional degrees who show leadership and commitment to service.
Grad students: also check your department and graduate school, which fund most graduate aid, and compare program costs.