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Veterans and active-duty, Guard and Reserve members, their spouses or widows, and their children or grandchildren; the WD-40 award is for veterans entering construction skilled trades.
Children of U.S. military members who died on active duty on or after Sept 11, 2001, and children of post-9/11 veterans with a combined VA disability rating of 50% or higher; need-based.
Louisiana adults (new applicants must be at least 21) enrolling in short-term credential or associate programs aligned to high-demand, high-wage occupations in Louisiana's workforce priorities.
Children (under 24) of Army Soldiers who are active duty, retired, medically retired, deceased, or AGR/Title 10 reserve, listed in DEERS; first undergraduate degree or first technical certification. Trade schools accepted. FAFSA required.
Children or stepchildren of active-duty, reserve or honorably discharged veteran U.S. Marines (or Navy Corpsmen, Chaplains or Religious Program Specialists who served with Marine units), with a minimum 2.0 unweighted GPA and family AGI of $134,000 or less (2025 tax year).
Blind students pursuing postsecondary academic and professional goals; awards are based on academic excellence, community service and leadership.
Children (under 23) and spouses of active-duty, retired or qualifying deceased Sailors and Marines. Career & technical education, associate, bachelor's or master's programs. Based on cost of attendance and FAFSA SAI.
New Mexico residents who graduated from a New Mexico high school in the top 5% of their class or scored 25 ACT / 1140 SAT, enrolling full-time as undergraduates at an eligible New Mexico college before age 21, with combined family income up to $60,000.
U.S. military service members, veterans and military spouses pursuing undergraduate, graduate or professional degrees who show leadership and commitment to service.
U.S. or Canadian citizens who are high school seniors or 18+, passionate about the automotive aftermarket, enrolling in college or a post-secondary career/tech school; loan forgiveness for recent grads with $2,000+ in student loans.
Unmarried dependent children under 23 with a valid USID card whose sponsor is active duty, reserve/guard, retired or deceased (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Space Force). Full-time undergraduate study; 3.0+ GPA for high school applicants, 2.5+ for college. 500-word essay.
These have no fixed deadline, so you can apply now. Check each official page for timing rules (some want you to apply before your classes start).
Arkansas high school, home school or GED graduates (or out-of-state graduates living in Arkansas for the last year) enrolling in high-demand workforce training in advanced manufacturing, construction trades, healthcare, IT, or logistics/transportation.
Spouses of members of the 8 Uniformed Services (Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, Coast Guard, USPHS and NOAA Corps) pursuing education or professional credentials.
Maine adults pursuing higher education or short-term credentials (for example a CNA course), whether for the first time or returning.
Spouses of eligible Army Soldiers without a four-year degree, pursuing a first undergraduate degree or first technical certification. Trade schools accepted.
Spouses of active-duty, National Guard and reserve component service members (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Space Force) on qualifying Title 10 orders, pursuing a license, certification or associate degree for employment.
Students training to become automotive, diesel, collision, aviation and other transportation technicians.
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They run every year, but the sponsor hasn’t announced the next cycle’s dates yet. We never guess dates; we only list what the official site says.