229 open scholarships accept high school seniors according to their official eligibility. Senior year is peak scholarship season: most national awards close between October and March. File the FAFSA (it opens Oct 1), apply to state aid, and send applications well ahead of each deadline, since recommendation letters and transcripts take time.
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Children, grandchildren, nieces or nephews of full- or part-time Penn Mutual employees (levels 18–24) enrolling full-time in undergraduate study.
Dependent children, age 25 and under, of full-time Capacity LLC team members with at least one year of employment; high school seniors, graduates or current undergraduates enrolling full-time.
Monthly drawing (sweepstakes) open to students and parents; next entry periods end Nov 30 and Dec 31, 2026.
High school seniors graduating spring 2027 with a 3.0+ unweighted GPA who plan to enroll in college in 2027–28. Categories: Community Service, Green, Engineering and Entrepreneurship (more may be added). Recipients must attend the virtual and in-person ceremonies if selected.
Nevada high school seniors (Class of 2027) who will enroll in at least 12 credits in an associate degree program at a Nevada community college.
High school students (grades 9–12) who record an audio essay on the annual patriotic theme and submit it through a participating local VFW Post.
U.S. citizens who are high school seniors or graduates enrolling in an approved skilled-trade program of two years or less at an accredited school (welding, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, construction, automotive, diesel, aviation, commercial driving, LPN/associate nursing, cosmetology and more). Must sign the S.W.E.A.T. Pledge and submit a video.
U.S. students 13+; short written response (about 250 words).
Spouses and dependent children (with a valid military dependent ID) of Military Intelligence active duty, National Guard or Army Reserve soldiers, retired MI personnel and Gold Star MI families; priority to those in the Joint Base San Antonio area. High school seniors and undergraduates need a 2.5 GPA, 30 volunteer hours and a 200-word essay; full-tuition scholarship holders are ineligible.
Tennessee high school seniors (Class of 2027) planning to attend an eligible Tennessee community college, technical college (TCAT) or other eligible institution offering an associate degree program.
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.
High school seniors who have completed an original independent science, math or engineering research project.
High-achieving high school seniors with financial need planning to attend an accredited four-year college.
U.S. citizen high school seniors; judged on scholarship, leadership and financial need. Elks membership not required.
Applicants 17+ attending or applying to an accredited school in North Dakota or Minnesota who are pursuing a construction trade (carpentry, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, welding, diesel, heavy equipment, masonry and more) or are the child of a trades worker.
Dependents of current Carpenters Local 45 members who are high school seniors, graduates or undergraduates enrolling full-time at a two- or four-year college or vocational-technical school, with at least a 2.0 GPA.
Dependent children or grandchildren, age 26 and under, of full-time Hydraflow employees with at least one year of employment; high school seniors, graduates or current undergraduates.
High school seniors who are active members in good standing of a National Honor Society chapter.
Students recognized for academic achievement and leadership who will attend a nonprofit accredited four-year bachelor's program (see the foundation's fund criteria).
U.S. students 13+; short written response.
High school students with strong academics and interest in public policy and American history; check official eligibility for grade level.
Class of 2027 seniors at U.S. high schools (any citizenship) with a 3.50+ cumulative GPA and parents' 2025 adjusted gross income of $125,000 or less. Must enroll at an eligible four-year college the fall after graduation (no community, junior or online colleges) and work 240 hours between Jan 1 and Sept 1, 2027.
Open to the public, with preference to applicants of Hawaiian ancestry as permitted by law. Undergraduate, graduate and some vocational/certificate students at recognized accredited schools; some funds require Hawai‘i residency or financial need. Service-academy students are ineligible starting 2027–28.
Black/African American high school seniors who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, excel academically, show leadership and community service, and have financial need; for four-year colleges.
Teens who enter work in the 2027 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards through their region; entries can be considered for national scholarships and special awards (some require a written statement or a theme).
Alabama high school seniors living in an Alabama Power service-territory county (not Colbert, DeKalb, Jackson, Lauderdale, Limestone, Madison, Morgan or Pike) who will enroll full-time at an accredited two- or four-year college or vocational-technical school.
High school students who have finished junior year and plan to start college and Air Force ROTC in 2027–28. Requires counselor certification, transcript, fitness assessment and SAT/ACT/CLT scores; service commitment after graduation.
New Hampshire students enrolling in a certificate, license or industry-recognized credential program or a two-year/associate degree program; FAFSA SAI documentation required.
Women and non-binary high school seniors or undergraduate students studying (or planning to study) STEM at a U.S. college. Apply with a three-minute video teaching a STEM topic. U.S. citizenship isn't required.
Deserving graduating high school seniors, plus Burger King employees and their families, continuing their education; full requirements are on the Scholarship America application portal.
EAA members or members of a local EAA chapter, at least 16 by March 1, 2027, who are citizens or residents of the U.S. or Canada (or eligible to study there), pursuing flight training or post-secondary aviation education.
Public high school seniors in the 50 states, DC or Puerto Rico with financial need who plan to enroll full-time at an accredited two- or four-year U.S. college; selection weighs ambition, drive and community impact.
San Diego County graduating seniors (public, private or parochial high schools) with at least a 3.0 unweighted GPA who will enroll full-time at an accredited four-year U.S. university.
High school students (grades 9–12); free Cirkled In profile required; no essay, no minimum GPA.
U.S. citizens or legal residents who are high school seniors (home-schooled seniors included) planning to attend college or trade school; you read about fire sprinklers and answer quiz questions instead of writing an essay.
Graduating high school seniors whose parent, legal guardian or financially responsible grandparent is a full dues-paying AFSCME member; must enroll full-time at a four-year school or a two-year school that transfers credits. Any field of study; test-optional.
Current AOPA members who are U.S. residents pursuing flight training or an aviation career, including aviation maintenance pathways.
High school seniors from Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach or Monroe counties with financial need, community involvement and 2.5+ GPA.
Oklahoma students from qualifying families (AGI up to $60,000–$80,000 depending on number of dependents) who apply by Dec 31 of their senior year and meet the program's grade and conduct requirements.
U.S. students 13+; short written response.
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