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    Amount: $500 prize every 4 months
    Overview:
    Must be a graduating high senior, current undergarduate student, or graduate studnet at a 2 year, 4-year vocational, or technical institution in the USA 
    Must be a US Citizen or permanent legal residentWritten test covering U.S. Constitution, bill of rights history, political leaders, and Arizona government.
    All majors can apply
    Deadline: August 1
    Overview:
    In partnership with the Mental Health movement, one of the leading voices breaking the mental health stigma for young people. They are awarding $3,300 in scholarship funding to high school students who have struggled with mental health or for someone who has loved someone who has battled with their mental health. All GPA''s and planned fields of study will be taking into consideration. 
     Deadline: April
    Amount: Full Four Year Scholarship
    Overview:
    Senior.
    Family income less than $60,000.
    Academic excellence.
    Deadline: September
    Amount: 2x $500
    Overview:
    Hish School Senior.
    US Citizen or Permanent Resident
    Identify as female.
    Deadline: September 30
    US Senate Youth Program
    Amount: $5,000
    Overview:
    Currently enrolled as a junior or senior student.
    Written test covering U.S. Constitution, bill of rights history, political leaders, and Arizona government.
    Top 10% will be invited to interview before a panel of judges.
    Currently serving in an elected capacity in a student organization.
    Permanent resident of Arizona
    Deadline: September
    Golder Door Scholars
    Amount: $receive up to four-year tuition and room & board scholarships to DACA and TPS students from tuition lock-out states all over the country
    Overview:
    Golden Door Scholars provies scholarships for DACA students and scholarships for undocumented students.
    Students may be high school seniors
    Applications must be eligible for DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) or TPS (Temporary Protected Status)
    Deadline: September
    Baird Scholarship
    Amount: $12,500/yr - renewable for 3 additional years
    Overview:
    Cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.75 or higher.
    Senior
    Valid Arizona residency.
    Demonstrated evidence of leadership qualities.
    Enrollment at The University of Arizona for the fall.
    Must be nominated by school.
    Only one nomination per school.
    Must express interest to counselor.
    Participate in nomination selection process. 
    Deadline: October
    The Coolidge Scholarship
    Amount: $Full-Ride Merit Scholarship$
    Overview:
    Juniors
    Covers a student's tuition, room, board, and expenses for four years of undergraduate study.
    May be used at any accredited U.S university and student may pursue any field of academic study.
    Academic excellence must be shown
    Anyone of any background, may apply to this nonpartisan, needblind, progam.
    Deadline: October-Janunary 

    Amount: $1,000 - $3,000
    Overview:
    Senior
    3.0 or higher GPA
    Deadline: October

    Amount: $10,000
    Overview:
    Have a 3.0 or better. 
    Senior.
    Participate in at least one eligible school-sponsored sport.
    Be a leader in school and community.
    Serve as a role model for underclassmen. 
    Deadline: October
    YoungArts Award
    Amount: Up to $10,000; Master classes with world-renowned artists
    Overview:
    15 years old.  
    Visual, literary, design, or performing artist.
    Portfolio and audition requirements available on website.
    Deadline: October
    Amount: $100,000 20 Awards
    Overview:
    Open to all high school students (freshman, sophomore, junior, and seniors)
    Public, parochial, private and home schools within the jurisdiction of the sponsoring state society or district
    Deadline: October 18
    Amount: $500
    Overview:
    Future leaders.
    Awarded based on character.
    Essay submission
    Deadline: October
    VIP Voice Scholarships
    Amount: $5,000
    Overview:
    Must be at least 13 years of age or older.
    Submit your entry 11:59 ET on the day of the deadline.
    You can submit multiple entries by following the instructions o the sponsors website.
    Deadline: October 31
    Flinn Scholars
    Amount: Varies
    Overview:
    Generous funds.
    Covers nearly all:
       tuition,mandatory fees;
       room and board;
       books and supplies;
       Four years at ASU, NAU, or UA
    Top 5% of class
    3.5 GPA
    1360 on new SAT (evidence-based reading and writing + math); or 29 ACT composite score
    Outstanding extracurricular activities and leadership skills.
    US citizenship and two-year Arizona residency.
    Deadline: October
    Coca-Cola Scholars
    Amount: Varies
    Overview:
    Leadership.
    Commitment to community.
    Academic achievement.
    Apply online.
    Deadline: October
    Horatio Alger Association
    Amount: Varies
    Overview:
    Critical financial need.
    Involvement in co-curricular and community activities.
    Deadline: October
    BK.Scholars.com
    Amount: receive up $50,000
    Overview:
    High school seniors must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5
    Be active in their community through volunteering, sports, clubs, and/or religious organizations
    Deadline: October-December
    Amount: Full Tuition-The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students
    Overview:
    The Levine Scholars Program seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership that elevates fellow students to a higher standard. The program takes the brightest, most capable students and gives them the tools, resources and environment they need to explore the world around them, engage across discipline and excel at the highest levels. Scholars receive:
    • An award for four years of tuition, room, board, books and mandatory fees
    • An $8,000 grant to implement a service project of their own design
    • Four summer experiences including study abroad and NOLS
    • Opportunities for mentored and funded professional research
    • Cultural and athletic outings throughout Charlotte
    • Access to a professional development fund
    • An undergraduate experience they will cherish for a lifetime
    • Must attend UNC Charolette
    • Counselors nominate extraordinary seniors
    Deadline: October
    The Eugene McDermott Scholars Program
    Amount: Valued at more than $250,000 (out-of-state) or $150,000 (in-state)
    Overview:
    • A class rank in the top five percent of their graduating class
    • Long records of leadership in school and community volunteerism
    • Broad and eclectic interests in science, literature, and the arts
    • Social skills to interact easily with adults as well as peers
    • 1490 or higher on the new-style two-part SAT (verbal and math)
    • 1450 or higher on the old-style-two-part SAT (verbal and math)
    • 33 or higher on the ACT
    • First time college freshman
    • AP, IB, CLEP, and Dual-Credit acceptable

    Deadlines: Nov. 

    Maryknoll Scholarship
    Amount: $1,000- 6 Awards
    Overview:
    Students in grades 6-8 (Division I) and grades 9-12 (Division II) qualify.
    Entries must be written in English, only one entry per student.
    Children of Maryknoll employees, associates and affliates are not elligible
    • Entries should be 500–750 words
    • Mailed essays must be accompanied by a completed Contest Cover Sheet (PDF)
    • First-place essays will appear in the May/June 2018 issue of MARYKNOLL magazine
    • Winning essays in each Division will be chosen by Feb. 15, 2018

    Deadline: November 10
    THE JAMES ALAN COX FOUNDATION FOR STUDENT PHOTOJOURNALISTS
    Amount: $2,500 -11 Awards
    Overview:
    High school students must have completed one year at an accredited high school (a sophomore or older) and should have taken at least one photography or related art class or a college or technical school students applying for these scholarship must have competed one year at a recognized college, university, or professional school.
    Deadline: November
    Sixt Scholars
    Amount: $5,000 -5 Awards
    Overview:
    Minimum GPA 3.75 on a 4.0 scale
    Graduating high school senior in the USA, academic year 2017/2018
    Deadline: November
    AZ Earn to Learn
    Amount: $Varies
    Overview:
    Desire to or plan to attend ASU, UofA, or NAU.
    High school junior or senior
    Have a household earned gross income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level
    Fall within Federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) limits.
    Applications available in the counseling office.
    Deadline: November 
    EF Global Citizen Scholarship
    Amount: once in a lifetime trip abroad
    Overview:
    Students passionate about environmental sustainability.
    Deadline: November
    Essay which describes how your school counselor or a school counseling program has had a positive influence on your life. 
    Deadline: November
    Amount: $25,000/yr
    Overview:
    Four years of merit scholarship awards toward the cost of attending Notre Dame
    Four fully funded Summer Enrichment experiences:
    Wilderness Leadership, Social Justice, Global Inquiry, and Professional Venture
    Must be nominated
    Hesburgh-Yusko Scholars are selected based on four criteria: 
    - Distinguished Academic Accomplishment
    - Exemplary Moral Character
    - Demonstrated Leadership Abilities
    - Sincere Commitment to Service     
    Deadline:     November
    Amount: $1000-$5,000
    Overview:
    Grades 5-12.
    People who volunteer in their community.
    Engaged in volunteer activity in the 12 months prior to application date.
    Deadline: November
    Seattle University's Sullivan Leadership Award
    Amount: Full tuition, room, and meals
    Overview:
    Demonstrated leadership in school activities.
    Public service.
    Community involvement.
    Must be nominated
    Deadline: November
    Arizona Milk Producers Scholarship
    Amount: Up to $12,000
    Overview:
    Arizona resident.
    17 years of age and older.
    Will be enrolled in a post-secondary university, or community college in the state of Arizona.
    Deadline: November
    Arizona Concrete Promotion Council
    Amount: $500
    Overview:
    All students 16-18.
    600 word essay about concrete.
    Deadline: November
    Jackie Robinson Foundation
    Amount: up to $30,000 over four years
    Overview:
    Plan to attend an accredited and approved four-year institution within the United States
    Demonstrate a dedication to community serviceleadership potential
    Demonstrate a dedication to community service
    Present evidence of financial need
    Be a United States citizen
    Have a minimum SAT score of 1,000 combined on the math and critical reading sections or a composite ACT score of 21
    Not possess a degree from a 2 or 4-year college when applying for the scholarship
    Opens November 1 Deadline: February 1
    National Space Club Scholarship
    Amount: $10,000
    Overview:
    US Citizen
    High school senior
    Intention to pursue a career in STEM fields and plan to attend an accredited US college or university
    Deadline: December1
    Barbara Lotze Scholarship for Teacehers
    Amount: $2,000
    Overview:
    An undergraduate student enrolled in an accredited two-year college, four-year college or a university; ora high school senior accepted for such enrollment.
    Pursuing, or planning to pursue, a course of study leading toward a career in physics teaching in the high schools
    Deadline: December
    HSC Home Warranty Scholarship
    Amount: $2,000
    Overview:
    Open to high school sensiors or college students who are legal residents of the United States
    Scholarship payable to the winner to the winner who should be living in the United States
    Students must be enroll in semester beginning no later than Winter 2018
    Deadline: December 1
    Certa Law Personal Injury & Wrongful death Scholarship
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview: The Certa Law Personal Injury & Wrongful Death Scholarship is open to any highschool student or unversity student in the world. https://certalaw.com/certa-law-personal-injury-wrongful-death-scholarship
    Deadline: Dec 15th each year

    IVLA College Scholarship
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview: This scholarship is to provide a low barrier annual scholarship for students with a minimum GPA of 2.5 who are going to community college or university. Write a 300-500 page essay (topic found on website).
    https://internationalvla.com/college-scholarship-from-ivla/.
    Deadline: June 1st 
     
    AXA Foundation
    Amount: $10,000-$25,000
    Overview:
    Ambition and drive.
    Determination to set and reach goals.
    Respect for self, family and community.
    Ability to succeed in college. 
    Deadline:     December

    Be the Outlier Scholarship Competition

    Amount: $2,000
    Overview:
    Juniors and Seniors
    30-60 second video
    Deadline: December

    US Air Force ROTC

    Amount: Varies
    Overview:
    SAT 1100 or ACT 24
    Physical Fitness Assessment
    US Citizen
    High School Graduate
    Deadline: December

    NASSP and Herff Jones

    Amount: $1000-$12,000
    Overview:
    Leadership skills
    Service organization participation
    Clubs
    Achievements in Arts and Sciences
    Employment experience
    Academic
    Must be nominated
    Deadline: December

    Take the Lead Scholarship
    Amount: $2000 for the next four years equivalaent to $8000
    Overview:
    Complete the online application to Norwich (submit application and send in supplemental items: high school transcript, test scores)
    Complete the FAFSA and include Norwich University as one of your choices (00369200)
    Deadline: December 15

    Responsible Pest Control Scholarship
    Amount: $1000
    Overview:
    Students enrolled in Arizona High Schools, Arizona State University, University of Arizona Tucson, or Mesa Community College as well as entomology or pest control students anywhere throughout the country.

    Write a 1,000 word essay on the following topic. ‘Growing up in Arizona, or studying entomology, means learning to live amongst scorpions and studying about them. What have you learned about scorpions and what encounters have you had with them?
    Deadline: December 15

    Elks Scholarships
    Amount: $750-$1,000
    Overview:
    Leadership skills.
    Class ranking - Top 20%.
    SAT/ACT Scores.
    Level of academic rigor.
    Deadline: December

    Young NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation
    Amount: $1,000 - $10,000
    Overview:
    High school seniors who own and operate their own small business.
    Students must enter their freshman year at an accredited college or university.
    Deadline: December
    Hispanic Scholarship Fund
    Amount: Varies
    Overview:
    CreateHSF/General College Scholarships are designed to assist students of Hispanic heritage obtain a college degree. Scholarships are available on a competitive basis to:
    Graduating High School Seniors
    Community College Students
    Community College Transfer Students
    Undergraduate Students
    Be of Hispanic heritage. 
    Be a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident with a permanent resident card or passport stamped I-551 (not expired)
    Have a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
    Have plans to enroll FULL-TIME at a two or four year U.S. accredited institution in the U.S.
    Must apply for federal financial aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
    Be pursuing first undergraduate or graduate degree.
    Deadline: December
    GCU/Phoenix Suns "Find Your Purpose" Essay Contest
    Amount: $10,000 tuition credit to Grand Canyon University
    Overview:
    Open to high school seniors.
    Submission of a 1000-1500 word essay answering:
    • As a soon-to-be college student, what does "Find Your Purpose" mean to you?
    • If selected, how will this scholarship help you "Find Your Purpose?"
    A winner will receive a $10,000 tuition credit to GCU.
    Deadline: December
    Colgate-Palmolive and the Hispanic Scholarship Fund
    "Make the U" - "Haz la U"
    Amount: $2,500-$15,000
    Overview:
    Total of 11 grants will be awarded
    Sumbit 3 essays on the following topics:
        How has your Hispanic heritage influenced your academic and personal long term goals?
        How do you contribute to your community? What have you learned from your experiences?
        Describe a recent academic challenge you have faced, and how you have overcome it.
    Apply online starting September 1st
    Deadline: December
    Ronald McDonald House Charities U.S. Scholarship Program
    Amount: Varies
    Overview:
    Exemplary role model.
    Initiative to fulfill educational goals.
    High school senior.
    Deadline: December
    ACT.org/readinesschampions
    Amount: $500 NON-Renewable
    Overview:
    A student who has overcome challenges and can articulate education and career actions
    Students must have a composite ACT score of a 22 on a single test date or a 3.0 or greater on a 4.0 scale
    Preference will be given to underrepresented and/or first-generation college students.
    Deadline:     December
    If applicants are under the age of 18, they must complete this form in addition to the application.  
    GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program
    Amount: $10,000-$40,000
    Overview:
    Embody characteristics of President Ronald Reagan at school, work, home, and in the community.
    Leadership, Drive, Integrity, Citizenship
    Deadline: December
    Amount: 2x $500
    Overview:
    Hish School Senior.
    US Citizen or Permanent Resident
    Identify as female.
    Deadline: January 1
    Christopher Columbus Essay Contest
    Amount: Varies
    Overview:
    All grades 9-12. Christopher Columbus essay contest. 800-1200 word essay 
    Deadline: January
     
    FedEx - APIASF
    Amount: $2,500/year for 4 years
    Overview:
    High school senior.
    Asian and/or Pacific Islander ethnicity as defined by the US Census.
    Have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (unweighted).
    Be a citizen, national or legal permanent resident of the United States.
    Deadline: January

    American Legion Department of Arizona Oratorical Contest

    Amount: $1500-$18,000
    Overview:
    Multi-Level Contest
    Constitutional Speech
    US Citizen
    Enrolled in High School or Jr High School 
    Deadline: January

    St. Luke's Service League

    Amount: $$$$$
    Overview:
    Be an American citizen and a resident of Maricopa County.
    Pursuing 12 credit hours or more in a health care-related career.
    Planning to attend, or currently attending, an accredited college, university, community college or an accredited vocational program in Maricopa County.
    Maintaining a current grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher.
     other considerations for this scholarship include extra-curricular activities, volunteer activities and a written statement of academic goals.
    Deadline: January 

    Ronald McDonald House Charities Scholarship Program

    Amount:Varies
    Overview:
    High school senior enrolling and attending an instutution of higher education or a vocational/technical school
    Academic achievement of at least a 2.7 GPA
    US Citizen
    Deadline: January 18 

    Leadership Scholarship Program

    Amount: $10,000
    Overview:
    Nominated by high school counselor
    Cumulative 3.25 unweighted GPA
    History of cummunity service/volunteering and involvement with clubs and organizations
    Must be able to provide verification of citizenship, permanent residency, or other lawful immigration status
    Must have a completed ASU application for undergraduate admission on file by January 11, 2018
    All scholarship application materials must be submitted by January 11, 2018
    Deadline: January 18
    Buick Achievers Scholarship Program
    Amount: Up to $100,000
    Overview:
    College bound and community-minded.
    High school seniors and current undergraduates.
    Those who plan to major in a field of study that focuses on engineering, technology, design or business, with an interest in the automotive industry
    Deadline: February
    ESA Foundation Epsilon Sigma Alpha
    Amount: Various
    Overview:
    Numerous scholarships annually
    May apply for up to 3 scholarships
    Deadline: February
    KFC Colonel's Scholars
    Amount: $20,000
    Overview:
    Minimum high school cumulative GPA of 2.75.
    Enroll in a public college or university within their state of legal residence.
    Plan to pursue a bachelor's degree.
    Be a US citizen or permanent resident.
    Demonstrate financial need.
    Apply online starting December.
    Deadline: February
    Arizona Society of CPAs
    Amount: $500
    Overview:
    High school senior.
    Major in accounting in the fall.
    Must be attending an Arizona university or community college.
    Deadline: February
    T.W. Lewis Foundation
    Amount: $5,000/year for four years of college expenses
    Overview:
    Top 20% of graduating class.
    Academic achievement.
    Solid character and values.
    Financial need.
    Deadline: February
    Anne Frank "Teens Make a Difference" Community Service Award
    Amount: $613
    Overview:
    Jewish students who have engaged in volunteer/community service activities
    Deadline: February
    Dorrance Scholarship Programs
    Amount: $12,000/yr
    Overview:
    Seniors in good standing who will graduate from an accredited Arizona high school
    First generation to attend college (neither parent holds a four-year degree)
    Minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA (weighted or unweighted)
    Combined SAT score of 1040  or composite ACT score of 22 (excluding writing score)
    Demonstrate financial need (www.fafsa.gov)
    Accepted by one of Arizona's three state universities
    Demonstrated leadership and community service
    Agree to participate in all aspects of the scholarship program
    Agree to live on campus during freshman year
    Participate in the University Summer Transition Experience
    Deadline: February
    Amount: $500 
    Overview: 
    Live within Phoenix city limits.
    Current high school senior.
    Be a U.S. citizen.
    Complete and submit a scholarship application online and send required supporting documentation.
    Finalist must be available for in-person interviews. 
    Deadline: February
    We the Students
    Amount: $500-$20,000
    Overview: 
    500-800 word Essay
    Deadline: February 5th
    Varsity Tutors College Scholarship Contest
    Amount: $1000
    Overview: 
    At lease 16 years of age
    Essay 
    Deadline: February 
    "Act Goode" Scholarship
    Amount: $300
    Overview: 
    African-American/Black Heritage
    Graduating high school senior
    Minimum 2.0 GPA or higher
    Financial Need
    Caring individual that cares for others
    Ambition to positively succeed at life goals
    community service work
    love people and love God
    Preference will be given to students planning to attend Gateway Community College or South Mountain Community College
    300 word Essay
    Essay Topic: In no less than 300 words, please explain why you love people, love God, and why you feel you should be selected for the Calvin C. Goode Scholarship.
    For questions, concerns, and to apply by email:
    Contact: Silvia Standford, NFBPA CAC President
    602.543.6986 or 480.254.4409
    silvia.standford@phoenix.gov
    info@aznfbpa.org 
    Deadline: February
     
    Maricopa Community Colleges Foundation
    Amount: Varies
    Overview: 
    3.25 GPA
    Hundreds of scholarships - One Application
    Deadline: February  
     
    Amount: $500
    Overview:
    Open to seniors seeking higher education, and adults who are going back to school to make a positive impact in the world while bettering themselves and their families
    Write an essay 500- to 1,000-word essay or a 2-3 minute video on “The best ways to prevent divorce in a relationship.” 
    Deadline: March 1
    Arizona Assurance Scholarship
    Amount: Tuition, Fees, Books, Housing, Food
    Overview:
    Significant financial support to all who stay in the program.
    Individualized success plan to ease the transition from high school to college.
    One-on-one mentoring from a faculty of staff member at UA.
    Regular communications to keep scholars connected and informed about resources and events.
    Arizona Resident.
    Family income of $42,400 or below and be eligible for the Federal Pell Grant.
    Unweighted cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or higher.
    Complete FAFSA by March 1st 
    Deadline: March
    Rotary Club of Anthem
    Amount: $500 - $1000/yr
    Overview:
    Be a senior at Boulder Creek or Sandra Day O'Connor High School
    Be accepted for post-secondary enrollment in the fall semester/as a full-time student.
    Have earned a cumulative 3.0 high school grade point average on a 4.0 scale.
    Be unrelated to a member of the Rotary Club of Anthem 
    Scholarships for students attending both university and community college. Applications available in the Counseling office
    Deadline: March
     
    Amount: $500 - $1000
    Overview:
    Open to high school juniors and seniors
    Write an essay on cyberbullying and take a survery
    Deadline: March

    GFWC-Desert Jade Woman's Club

    Amount: $650
    Overview:
    Be a graduating senior of Chinese decent.Based on academic achievement and involvement in school and community activities.
    Applications available in the counseling office.

    Deadline: March 16
     
     
    Chinese American Citizens Alliance
    Amount: 5 -  $600
    Overview:
    Be a Graduating High School Senior of Chinese decent.
    Based on academic achievement and involvement in school and community activities.
    Applications available in the counseling office.

     Deadline: March 30
    Frame My Future Scholarship Contest
    Amount: $5,000
    Overview:
    Create and original entry piece that shares what you want to achieve in your personal and professional life after college.
    Photograph, collage, poem, drawing, etc. in .png or .jgp format.
    Short description of your entry piece.
    Deadline: March
    ASU -Armstrong Family Foundation Scholarship
    Amount: $8,000
    Overview: If you are an orphan , a ward of the court, lilving with extended family, in foster care, an independent student withour financil support or if you haveexperienced extreme life circumstances - this opportunity is for you. You must be a Arizona resident , US citizen or lasful legal resident, be admitted to ASU by applicastion deadline and be seeking adegree full-time. Have and Maintain a 3.0 or higher non-weighted cumulative academic GPA. Demonstrate financial need and must submit a Free Applicationfor Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Visit the website at http://www.armstrongfamilyfoundation.com
    Deadline:: March 17
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    Be a graduating senior at Sandra Day O’Connor High School.
    Have an unweighted GPA greater than or equal to 3.0.
    Have a completely filled out scholarship application packet.
    Be willing to interview with the sponsoring family (award committee).
    Be applying to or have been accepted to a 4 year US University or 2 year associates program.
    Be a first generation university student: both parents and all grand parents have not attended a 4 year university. Applications in the counseloing office
    Deadline: March
     
    Epsilon Sigma Alpha Arizona State Council Scholarship
    Amount: $750
    Overview:
    Arizona resident for at least 2 years.
    Plan to enroll as a full-time student in any approved curriculum of an Arizona University or college.
    One-year scholarship.
    Two letters of recommendation (one academic, one non-academic) and copy of transcripts.
    An essay to include extracurricular activities and financial need in detail.
    Selection is based on: scholarship, character, financial need, leadership and ability.
    Award may be used toward tuition, housing, fees, books, supplies, or other college living expenses.
    Applications available in the counseling office.
    Deadline: March
    Amount: seven $5,000
    Overview:
    U.S. Resident
    Open to all applicants - freshman through senior at an ABET accredited program college or university
    3.5 or better for high school applicants
    SAT/ACT requirement: Applicant must have a Total SAT score of 1220 or higher and/or an ACT composite score of 27 or above
    Financial need as determined by a completed FAFSA form
    One letter of recommendation
    Deadline: March 15th
    The Amercican Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Program
    Amount: Varies
    Overview:
    Citizen or lawful permanent resident of the US.
    Student under the age of 20 enrolled in a high school or junior high.
    Deadline: March 
    Swing of Things $500 College Scholarship
    Amount: $500
    Overview:
    High School Student (18 year old +) who will attend an accredited college or university in 2018.
    Deadline: March 31
    Kaity's Way Scholarship 
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    Must be a high school senior or first-year community college student in the Maricopa county
    Minimum G.P.A.: 3.0
    Volunteer Hours: A minimum of 20 hours within the last year
    Deadline: March 31st
    St. Lukes Sybil B. Harrington Scholarship 
    Amount: Varies
    Overview: 
    An American citizen and resident of Maricopa County
    Pursuing 12 credit hours or more in a health care-related career.
    Planning to attend, or currently attending an accredited college, university or vocational program in Maricopa County.
    Maintaining a current grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
    Deadline:  March
    Amount: 2x $500
    Overview:
    Hish School Senior.
    US Citizen or Permanent Resident
    Identify as female.
    Deadline: March 31 
    Amount: $1000
    Overview:
    We will choose five scholarship winners based on academic achievement, community service and overall character. Two of the five awards are selected from JROTC student applications. Each awarded student walks away with $1,000 for their education. 
    HS Senior, 2.5+ GPA
    www.cuwest.org/scholarship
    Deadline: March 29
    Jack Dillard Soaring Eagle Scholarship
    Amount: $1000
    Overview:
    Be a graduating senior at Sandra Day O'Connor High School.
    Have a GPA which reflects academic growth and improvement.
    Have a completely filled out scholarship application.
    Be applying to or have been accepted to a post-secondary program of study.
    Deadline: March
    QuestBridge College Prep Scholars Program
    Amount: May include: Full tuition to college summer program at Stanford, Yale, Emory , and more. Funding for laptop, campus visits, or test score fees.Invitation to a QuestBridge National Conference at Penn,Vanderbilt, or Pomona.
    Overview:
    High-achieving High school Juniors, Top 5-10% of class, Household income less than $65,000
    website: www.questbridge.org/refer

    Deadline: March 20
     
    PEO Star Scholarship
    Amount: $2,500
    Overview: 
    Females who exhibit excellence in leadership, extracurricular activities, community service, academics and potential for future success.
    20 years of age or under at the end of the calendar year.
    Junior year at time of application deadline.
    Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
    Citizen or legal permanent resident of the United States or Canada.
    Plans to attend an accredited post-secondary educational institution in the United States or Canada
    Deadline: April
    Amount: $1,000 
    Overview: 
    Graduating high school seniors who are children of United States military personnel (active duty, reserves and retired).
    Based on academics, citizenship, extra-curricular activities and personal achievements.
    Organized essay response.
    Deadline: April 
    Vantage West Credit Union
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    US Citizen.
    High school senior.
    Either a Vantage West member in good standing, or the child of a Vantage West member in good standing.
    Have been accepted to, or anticipate acceptance to and plan to attend a full-time, undergraduate study program at a state- or nationally- accredited institution of higher education in the United States, beginning in the Fall. 
    Deadline: April
    DVEF: The Virginia and David McElyea Scholarship for Educational Excellence
    Amount: $2000
    Overview:
    Seniors.
    Student must be enrolled in an accredited 4-year college pursuing a degree in science, technology, engineering, or math in the fall following senior year.
    Demonstrated academic excellence.
    Extra-curricular high school and community activities.
    Personal essay.
    Deadline: April 
    Design a Better Future
    Amount: five $10,000 Also, top project will be funded up to $5,000
    Overview:
    Design and submit round 1 proposal based on the Ford Institute community building principles deadline April 8th
    Design and submit your round 2 artifact representing thier progress and learning deadline April 15th
    Design and submist your round 3 reflection final reflection and include a video of yourself working on your project Deadline April 15th
    Deadline: April
     
    Amount: $2,000
    Overview: 
    All Applicants must be a OneAZ Credit Union member with accounts in good standing from time of application to funds disbursement, or a child, step-child or grandchild of a OneAZ Credit Union member with accounts in good standing from time of application to funds disbursement.
    U.S. citizen and Arizona resident enrolled full-time at an Arizona university or community college in the 2018-2019 academic year
    Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
    Submit a 400- to 500-word original essay that answers the following question: As you think about graduating and moving into the professional field, what financial needs are most important to you? Essays are judged on meaningfulness, originality, grammar, clarity of expression and composition.
    Deadline: April 22
    Amount: $2,500
    Overview: 
    Seniors
    Must be enrolled at least part time in an associate's or bachelor's degree program the next school year.
    Deadline: May
    Caitlin Brondolo Charitable Foundation
    Amount: $2,500
    Overview:
    High school female seniors.
    Minimum 3.5 GPA.
    Plan on attending college in the fall.
    Played golf a minimum of 2 years on high school golf team.
    Applicants must be accepted and preparing to play on a collegiate golf team. 
    Deadline: May 
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    Seniors
    Minimum 3.0 GPA
    Attending an AZ community college or 4 year university the following academic year
    Essay required
    Deadline: May
    Amount: $2,500
    Overview:
    Seniors
    Minimum 3.0 GPA
    Video submission 
    Deadline: May


    Amount: $5,000
    Overview:
    Awards range from $1,000 to $5,000 each.  All high school students are eligible to apply. Applicant must be currently enrolled as a High School Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior (2021, 2020, 2019, or 2018); and, must be a United States citizen or eligible non-citizen.  Financial need is NOT considered; all income levels are encouraged to apply.
    Deadline: May 
    Amount: $2,000
    Overview:
    Annual summer program brings together high school students from across the country to Washington, D.C. for a week of deep discussions on critical issues and interaction with scholars, policy-makers, and national thought leaders.
    Participants tour the monuments and museums, and connect with professionals throughout the D.C. area
    Deadline: May 1

    Amount: $4,000
    Overview:
    Attend an Access ASU program or event
    Graduate high school with a 3.0 GPA or higher and complete all 16 core competencies
    Apply to ASU for the fall 2019 semester
    Deadline: Fall 

    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    Junior, Senior, or students currently registered in any post secondary institution.
    We would like to know where you are going to school now and what your future academic plans are.
    Deadline: May 22
     

    Car Loans of America Scholarship – $1,000 Award

     

    Deadline: 1st June

     

    Link to Apply: https://www.carloansofamerica.com/scholarship/

     

    How To Apply: First, you’ll need to write us an open letter with no fewer than 1000 words on why you deserve to win this scholarship. You can write your life story along with your educational goals, dreams, and aspirations. Develop an answer that is meaningful, eye-catching and compelling! Let us know what motivates you and makes you unique. We are looking for someone who has a great track record and who excels in the above

     

    Eligibility: To qualify for the Car Loans of America Scholarship, you must be enrolled in an accredited undergraduate credible university/college.

     

    Application details:

     

    Along with your essay we also ask that you include:

    1.Your university name

    2.Class year

    3.Contact information

    4.Major

    5.A copy of your transcripts (official or unofficial).

     

    Send all materials to scholarships@carloansofamerica.com

    Amount: $750
    Overview:
    Applicant must be attending college by Fall 2018 and have at least a 3.0 GPA.
    They must be interested pursuing a law-related degree.
    Applicant will be required to demonstrate both their merit and their need for this scholarship
    Deadline: May 31

    Amount: $1000
    Overview:
    Open to high school seniors in the United States who have been accepted to and will attend college (either 4-year or community) in the United States, and have an interest in the sciences.
    • Written application
    • Personal statement
    • 3 references (teachers or employers)
    • In-person or other interview
    Deadline: May 31
    Amount: $2,500
    Overview:
    Legal resident of the United States
    16-25 years old
    currently attending a High School, University or college during the 2018 calander year
    Write a 250 word essay (How does Liavability play a factor in selecting a college?)
    Winner will be chosen by the 15th of June 2018
    Deadline: May 31
     
    Amount: 1st place $5,000, 2nd place $5,000 3rd place $5,000 awards
    Overview:
    Be 14 years or older
    Accepted or enrolled in a High School, college or a university in the United States
    Write an essay between a 1,000 and 1,500 words that provides an answer to the following questions:
         How is smoking hurting individuals and the society as a whole?
         Society takes a much stricter stance on a lot of less harmful substances – why is smoking still largely off the radar of most governments?
         How can we tackle the smoking epidemic? What would be our best course of action in the fight against smoking and why do you believe it
            would work
         How do you imagine a smoke-free world and how does it differ from the world we live in today?
         If you could offer current smokers one piece of advice, what would it be?
    Deadline: May 31st
     
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview: 
    Incoming college student who are currently or were placed in foster care or placed into a ward, group home or private home of a state certified caregiver/foster parent
    Deadline: May 31
    The Caring.com Scholarship
    Amount:  2 - $1,500
    Overview: For student-caregivers to help cover costs of tuition and books. Applicants must be full-time college students at an accredited two-or-four-year college or university in the United States, or full-time high school students who are registered to attend a qualifying institution the following semester.
     
    Interested students can submit either a 1,500-word essay or a two-minute video addressing the following questions:
     
    • Who are you caring for and how are you involved as their caregiver?
    • How has your role as a caregiver influences the decision for you major/career path?
    • How would this scholarship be helpful to you in your current student-caregiving role?
    • In addition to the essay or video, must also complete the online application form below.


       For more information about the scholarship, visit: 

       

    • Deadline:Thank you for your interest in Caring.com's scholarship for student caregivers! Please submit your application by 11:59PM Pacific Time on 6/30/2019 -- winners will be announced on 8/5/2019.

      Revive Solutions

      Amount: $750


      Overview: 

      How would you drive awareness about the importance of CPR and using an AED? Why do you think more people don’t know about this public health epidemic and what creative ways would you introduce more AEDs to the public?

      Criteria:

      *Be a legal resident of the U.S

      *Be either a college-bound high school senior or a student currently enrolled in an accredited university

      *Essay  Or Video: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeW-7pf0BCbhlM-u2XMmvg3hS3tilUI-N4IeEoCAA7S_Nb9FQ/viewform

      Deadline: The annual deadlines for all submissions are June 30th, for the Fall scholarship and November 30th for the Winter scholarship.

      Aspiring Fashion Professional Scholarship
      Amount: $1000
      Overview: 
      Students who are interested in pursuing a fashion degree at an accredited post-secondary school or college. 
      Deadline: June
      Aspiring Animation Professional Scholarship
      Amount: $1000
      Overview: 
      Intends to pursue an animation related field at an accredited post-secondary school or college.How has your role as a caregiver influenced the decision for your major/career path?
      How would this scholarship be helpful to you in your current student-careg
    Demonstrated a record of academic success.
    Passion and drive for an animation and/or design related career.
    Deadline: June
    Pureland Supply Skilled Trade
    Amount: $1000
    Overview: 
    The $1000.00 Pureland Supply Scholarship is open for students who have been accepted to an accredited community college, vocational college, technical school, or trade School.  Recipients are chosen on their ability to describe how their chosen trade or field plays an important role in today’s world and how the student expects to play a part in the future of their trade or field.
    Letter of recommendation from a non-family member
    High school transcript or GED
    A typed one-page essay about:

    o   How your chosen trade or field is important in today’s society, and

    o   How your chosen trade or field can change lives in a positive manner, and

    o   How you expect to play a part in making positive changes in the future of your chosen trade or field 

    Payment will be made directly to the Community College.

    Deadline: June 1st
    Help Teaching.com Scholarship
    Amount: $1,000 
    Overview: 
    Current High School or College Students located in the United States or Canada
    Applicants should submit a short story or informational article for children (400-800 words) to scholarship@helpteaching.com along with their full name, age, and current school level info.
    Deadline: June 1st
    Pharmacy Technician Review
    Amount: $1000
    Overview: 
    Scholarships may be used at any accredited post-secondary school or college. 
    Selection is based on the student's high school academic performance combined with the student's application essay. 
    Selection is determined by the Pharmacy Technician Review staff. 
    Scholarship is a one-year non-renewable scholarship. 
    Application and essay are submitted online. 
    A single $1000 scholarship will be awarded. 
    The scholarship is limited to high school seniors in the US pursuing pharmacy technician training and/or certification at an accredited post-secondary school or college. 
    Deadline: June
    Sussle Scholarship
    Amount: $5,000
    Overview:
    Sussle is an encyclopedia of things you care about.
    No application or essay.
    Post your knowledge for the benefit of others.
    Best contributor wins.
    Full-time undergraduate or graduate students as of Fall at an accredited college or university in the US.
    US citizen or legal permanent resident.
    Deadline: June
    Big Sun Scholarship
    Amount: $500
    Overview:
    High school athletes involved with any sport at the school.
    High school Senior.
    Apply online.
    Deadline: June
    Aspiring Nurse Scholarship
    Amount: $1000 
    Overview: 
    High school Senior.
    Track record of academic excellence, particularly in science and mathematics.
    Passion for the nursing profession and the overall field of healthcare.
    Deadline: June
    BLUR
    Amount: Ten $1,000 scholarships
    Overview: 
    sign up before June 8th. Messaging and mobile gaming, provides an opportunity to win prizes by rewarding users for waht they do every day, while also highlighting social awareness with a list of 23 national and global non-profit partners such as Doctors Without Boarders
    Deadline: June 8th
    UA Balanced Male Scholarship
    Amount: $250 - $1,000 
    Overview: 
    Male high school Senior.
    Attending UA full time in the fall.
    Exemplify qualities of a Sound Mind and Sound Body.
    Deadline: June
    Amount: $1,000 
    Overview: 
    Senior.
    Hard working, motivated student.
    Essay.
    Email submission.
    Deadline: June

    EGC Women In Law Scholarship

    Amount: $1,500

    Overview:
    At least a high school senior.
    Admitted to an accredited college or university.  
    Female pursuing a career in law. 
    Deadline: June
    Typology Central Personality Scholarship
    Amount: $2000/1st prize, $500/2nd prize 
    Overview: 
    High school Senior,undergraduate, or graduate students who will be attending an accredited univeristy or collge
    Write an essay of at least 1000 words (personal statement about the use of personality type systems)
    Deadline: June23rd
    The Recovery Village Health Care Scholarship
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:

    A $1,000 award will be given to a student pursuing a health-related degree program. Areas of study that will be considered include, but are not limited to, counseling, social work, emergency medicine, pre-med, nursing, psychology (with a focus on addiction counseling or a substance-abuse related field).

    Applicants must submit an essay no more than 500 words describing why they are passionate about health care, with a focus on substance abuse and mental health. Essays can draw from personal or professional experience.

    Website: http://www.therecoveryvillage.com/scholarships/
    Deadline: June 30
     
     4th Annual S.C.W. DREAMers & SCW Academic Scholarships
     
    Amount: $2,500
    Overview:

    •Applicant must be a high school senior or recent graduate seeking a degree.

    •Must have a minimum G.P.A. of 3.0.

    •A transcript must be attached to application for consideration.

    •Applicant must submit an un-opened copy of official transcripts if selected as a finalist.

    •This scholarship is a one-time award worth $2,500 to be awarded the fall semester of 2019.

    •Although not required, applicants are encouraged to submit recommendation letters and/or resumes to substantiate their application.

    •Applicant will be required to demonstrate both their merit and their need for this scholarship.

    Website:
    http://workinjuryaz.com/phoenix-social-security-disability-attorneys/
    http://workinjuryaz.com/tucson-social-security-disability-attorneys/
             
    Deadline: June 30
     
     
     
     
    The Beauty + Wellness Scholarship
    Amount: 2x $500
    Overview:
    If you’re a female high school senior, undergraduate, or graduate student who is committed to maintaining personal wellness, then this is the scholarship for you!
    Deadline: July 31
    Galvin Legal, PLLC
    Amount: $500
    Overview: 
    High school Senior,undergraduate, or graduate students who will be attending an accredited univeristy or collgeApplicants must submit a 600-word essay discussing securities fraud law in the context of a customer dispute in FINRA’s dispute resolution forum
    Applicants must be enrolled and actively attending an accredited college, university, or law school that is domiciled within and maintains a physical campus location within any U.S. State or the District of Columbia during the Fall Semester of 2018. High Schools seniors who will also be attending an accredited college or university and will be attending classes the Fall semester of 2018 are welcome to apply
    High Schools seniors who will also be attending an accredited college or university and will be attending classes the Fall semester of 2018 are welcome to apply
    Deadline: July 31
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    High School Senior
    Minimum of 3.0 G.P.A
    Deadline: July 31
     Dolan Law Firm Justice Empowerment Scholarship
    Amount: $2,500
    Overview:
    Students attending an accredited U.S. college (including community college) or university
    Applicants must create a 4 to 6 minute video on the topic of justice

    What does justice mean to you?

    What you think needs to be changed in our society to make it more just?

    How you can help bring about this change?

    Deadline: July 31
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    High School Senior
    Minimum of 3.0 G.P.A (merit and need based)
    Pursue a career in HOA Management, but anyone meeting the requirements who can demonstrate an interest in pursuing a career in the Real Estate field will be considered
    Deadline: July
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    Senior
    Minimum 3.0 GPA
    Accepted to a college in the U.S.
    Essay required
    Deadline: August 1
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    Be currently enrolled in or have been accepted to (and planning to attend) a University or College in the United States and provide proof of current enrollment. If you have not received acceptance, you may still apply, but be sure to provide proof of acceptance and enrollment for the scholarship to be released (ex. screenshot of grades, picture of acceptance letter, etc.)
    Have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.
    Cumulative GPA of the current or most recent secondary education program you have attended.
    Deadline: August
     
     
    Amount: $1,000
    Overview:
    Eligibility requirements :
    criteria:
    • Must currently be enrolled in a high school or college program with a properly-accredited American high school, college or university.
    • Must apply for the scholarship via email and provide your name, address and the name of the high school or college institution you are attending.
    • Must provide your written essay by the deadline of August 31, 2019.
    • Must have a minimum GPA of at least 2.5.
    Essay required -

    Write a 1000 word essay on the following topic:

    Why do you believe local businesses are important?

    We encourage you to be creative with your essay! You can talk about how you've been influenced or helped by local businesses, any career ideas in local business that you're considering, or anything else you'd like to say about the topic of why local businesses are important. Essays will be judged on effort, creativity, impact and relatability.

    We included the winning essay from last year on our scholarship page so students can see the level of competition.
     
    Deadline:

    Submission final date: August 

    Winner announcement: September

     
     
     
     

    Elevate Mental Health Awareness Scholarship

    Amount: $750

    Overview: 

    Must have personally experienced challenges with mental health or have had people close to them who have experienced mental health challenges. 

    Deadline: April 1st

     

     

    Mission 228

    Amount: $10,000

    Overview:

    A student who plans to attend nursing school

    Deadline: January 1st

      
     
     
     

    Amount: $1,000

    Overview:

    A Submit a 350 -500 word essay 

    Have a 2.5 GPA or higher

    Deadline: April 30th