Scholarships

Overview This scholarship, granted on the basis of academic excellence, supports undergraduate and graduate students who are focused on — or have shown a clear interest in — real estate appraisal and/or valuation. The scholarship is offered annually. Award - Amount: $1,500 (applied to tuition only) Deadline - Application materials must be received by April 1. Who may apply - Students majoring in real estate appraisal, land economics, real estate, or closely related fields, with a demonstrated interest in appraisal and/or valuation. - Class standing: Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Master’s candidate, or Doctoral candidate. - Enrolled (full- or part-time) at a...

Overview The American Bar Association (ABA) annually funds the Legal Opportunity Scholarship to support incoming first-year law students and to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion within the legal profession. The award provides $15,000 in financial support paid over the recipient’s three years of law school to 20–25 incoming students each year. Since the program began, more than 400 students nationwide have received this scholarship. How to apply The application window for the 2026 ABA Legal Opportunity Scholarship (for students beginning law school in fall 2026) opens on February 1, 2026. Applications must be submitted by 11:59 P.M. Central Time on...

Overview and Eligibility This scholarship program supports students with disabilities who are residents of California or Hawaii and U.S. citizens. Applicants must have a physical, neurological, visual, hearing impairment, and/or a speech-language disorder. Candidates should be seniors in high school, high school graduates, or have passed the GED or CHSPE, and intend to pursue an undergraduate credential at an accredited four-year college, community college, or licensed vocational school. Demonstration of financial need is required. Award Details - All awards are contingent upon verification of school enrollment, submission of an official financial aid document, and compliance with the scholarship’s policies and...

Intro This scholarship is awarded annually to support students working toward a Master of Library Science (MLS) with a focus on public library services at an ALA-accredited institution. Eligible applicants are U.S. or Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Award amount and note The listing includes two amounts: an initial description names a $4,000 award, while the detailed entry states the scholarship is $5,000. (Please verify the current award figure with the ALA Scholarship Program before applying.) Frequency and important date - Frequency: Annual - Next application deadline: March 1, 2026 - Application period each year: September 1 through March 1...

Introduction The Honorable William Conner Writing Competition honors outstanding legal scholarship produced by law students and is presented each year at the NYIPLA Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner. Awards and Deadline The first-place entry will receive a $3,000 cash prize; the runner-up will receive $2,000. All submissions must be received by March 6, 2026. Eligibility 1. Entrants must be currently enrolled in a J.D. or LL.M. program (day or evening) at an accredited United States law school, with an expected graduation date later than March 6, 2026. Subject Matter 2. Papers must address intellectual property law—examples include patents, trademarks, copyrights,...

Overview Launched in 2023, the AHLA Foundation’s Student Travel Scholarship Program (also called the Industry Travel Program) provides financial support that enables hospitality juniors, seniors, and graduate students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) to attend leading industry events—such as the Hunter Hotel Investment Conference, FORWARD Conference, The Lodging Conference (TLC), and The Hospitality Show (THS). The initiative aims to create fair access to industry leaders, professional networking, and career-development opportunities that help shape students’ futures in hospitality. Application and Eligibility - You must submit a completed application to be considered. Incomplete applications will not...

Intro The SAIL Scholarship supports a law student who will be entering their second year of law school in the Fall 2026 semester (current 1L students are encouraged to apply). It recognizes individuals with exceptional professional potential and demonstrated leadership qualities. Eligibility and Evaluation Applicants will be assessed on the following factors: - Academic achievement during undergraduate studies and the first year of law school. - Demonstrated leadership experience. - Volunteer work or public interest service. - Awareness of social and cultural issues affecting one or more AAPI communities, a commitment to meaningfully address those issues, or both. - A...

Grants, Scholarships, and Fellowships The Medical Library Association (MLA) provides a range of financial awards to support eligible students enrolled in graduate library and information science programs and to help practicing health sciences librarians pursue continuing education and career development. Overview and key points - Annual consideration: All grant, scholarship, and fellowship applications are reviewed each year. Awards are made only when applicants clearly satisfy or exceed the stated eligibility and selection criteria. - Application timeline: Most funding opportunities open on September 11 and use a common deadline of December 2. Check each program’s individual page for any variations or...

Introduction The USGIF Scholarship Program provides financial support to students who show strong interest in geospatial intelligence and related fields. Awards help recipients pursue their studies and reach their academic objectives. Who should apply Students at different stages are encouraged to apply, including graduating high school seniors as well as undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral candidates. Eligible fields include Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) and allied disciplines such as geospatial science, remote sensing, intelligence studies, earth science, and other closely related areas. What you must submit To complete the application you will need to provide: - Complete contact details and basic demographic information...

Overview Our merit-driven scholarships are offered twice yearly to assist and encourage women who are pursuing studies in international trade. Eligible topics include, but are not limited to, trade policy and negotiations, global business and supply chains, economic development, and related areas. Eligibility - Applicants must self-identify as female and be currently enrolled (full- or part-time) at an accredited U.S. college or university. - Eligible students are undergraduate Juniors or Seniors, or graduate students. Award and Selection - Each scholarship winner receives $3,000. Awards are determined by a judged evaluation of the submitted essay according to WIIT Trust criteria. -...

Note on funding The availability of any NSPE Education Foundation scholarship award is contingent upon sufficient Foundation funds being available for the award year in which the scholarship is offered. Eligibility To be considered, candidates must: - Be a permanent resident of Kansas or Missouri. - Be enrolled in good academic standing in a four‑year ABET‑accredited engineering degree program at a college or university located in Kansas or Missouri. - Be entering or continuing the junior year in the upcoming fall term. - Be a citizen of the United States. Selection criteria Applications will be judged using the following factors:...

Introduction This scholarship program is managed by Scholarship America®, the nation’s largest organization that designs and administers scholarships and other educational support programs for corporations, foundations, associations, and private donors. Eligibility for each specific award is set solely by the sponsor, and Scholarship America’s review team evaluates submitted applications. Eligibility To be eligible for the WinField United Careers in Agriculture Scholarship, applicants must meet all of the following: - Be currently enrolled as a college undergraduate in the United States. - Plan to enroll full time for the entire upcoming academic year at an accredited two‑ or four‑year college, university,...