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Students entering sophomore, junior or senior year or graduate study in engineering, technology or computer science. Opens Dec 1, 2026.
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.
Cosmetology students currently enrolled in an accredited cosmetology or hairstyling program in the U.S.
U.S. students 13+; short written response (about 250 words).
Full-time undergraduate and graduate students in concrete-related degree programs; fellowship applicants must attend an accredited school in the U.S. or Canada.
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.
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.
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.
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.
CSUSM students preparing to teach math or science; teaching commitment. Fall 2027 start: apply by Apr 18, 2027.
Students seeking welder training in a certificate program less than two years long.
U.S. students 13+; short written response.
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.
Bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. students in STEM fields who commit to becoming Department of Defense civilian employees after graduation.
Active-duty service members, veterans, spouses of service members and children of service members working toward degrees, certificates or licenses at a CCME member institution (confirm your school is a member). Includes Joe King, Loretta Cornett Huff, Veteran, Workforce Credentials and Military Child scholarships.
Students at New Hampshire's seven community colleges (Great Bay, Lakes Region, Manchester, Nashua, NHTI, River Valley, White Mountains).
High-achieving community college students with financial need transferring to a four-year college.
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.
Full-time undergraduate or graduate nursing students attending an in-person program (not online or hybrid) with at least one year left, who meet the foundation's California or Nevada residency rules.
Undergraduate and graduate students; one winner chosen from applicants.
U.S. students 13+; short written response.
U.S. students 13+; short written response.
Women pursuing careers in automotive, vehicle mobility and related fields.
Eligible UFCW 951 members and their spouses, children or grandchildren (under 25) attending a college, university, community college or recognized trade school.
Students ages 16–26 pursuing education; judged on passion (video submission), not grades.
Students pursuing careers in English- or Spanish-language journalism and communications.
Students attending one of TMCF's member schools (publicly supported HBCUs, historically Black community colleges, predominantly Black institutions, and medical and law schools); need-based.
FFA high school seniors and collegiate members pursuing agriculture, trades or other careers. Opens Nov 1, 2026.
Asian American and Pacific Islander students with financial need attending accredited U.S. colleges. Opens Nov 15, 2026.
Graduating Florida high school or home-schooled seniors planning to attend college, and students currently enrolled at an accredited American college, university or community college (see Florida Elks rules).
Students pursuing study in regenerative agriculture and related environmental fields (see GCA's award page for eligibility).
Students entering or enrolled in CAATE-accredited athletic training programs, plus certified athletic trainers in post-professional programs. Current NATA membership required; pre-AT applicants need a 3.2 GPA.
Undergraduate and master's students physically studying in the U.S. or Canada who are interested in risk management and insurance careers (risk/insurance, actuarial, business, finance or IT majors preferred).
U.S. undergraduates studying less-commonly-taught languages abroad in world regions critical to U.S. interests; service requirement.
Employees, dependents of employees and interns of AGC Houston member construction firms, or students involved in AGC Student Chapters.
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