
Scholarships
Amount: $3,000 or $1,500. About: Administered by the Stonewall Foundation, the Traub-Dicker Rainbow Scholarship is annually awarded to college-bound high school seniors and current undergraduate and graduate students. Applicants must identify as lesbian, show academic achievement, outstanding community service and leadership, and a commitment to impacting LGBTQ issues. Eligible Grade Levels: High School Senior, College
Amount: $5,000, $3,000, $2,000. About: Each year, the Tupelo Elvis Presley Fan Club offers scholarships to musical high school seniors in Mississippi. To apply, students are asked to sing, dance, or play an instrument and submit a video. Applicants must be residents of Mississippi, be graduating from a Mississippi high school, and plan to attend
Amount: $2,500. About: Sponsored by the Intertribal Timber Council, Truman D. Picard Scholarships are annual awards that go to Native American and Alaska Native undergraduate students, graduate students, and graduating high school seniors who are pursuing higher education in natural resources. Applicants must be enrolled in a federally recognized tribe. Eligible Grade Levels: High School
Amount: $5,000 (5 awards), $1,000 (2 awards). About: The Trapshooting Hall of Fame offers seven scholarships, available only to members of the Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA). All applicants must be graduating high school seniors who are enrolled in or enrolling in a university in the coming fall. Eligible Grade Levels: High School Senior Eligible Majors:
Amount: $10,000 (1 Award), $5,000 (5 Awards). About: The Thermo Fisher Scientific Antibody Scholarship is awarded to students pursuing life science degrees. Applicants must be legal residents of the United States, be 18 or older, be enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student at an accredited U.S. college or university, and have a declared major
Amount: Up to $33,000 per year (renewable of each year). About: Dream.US refers to its National Scholarship as a “Pell Grant for highly motivated DREAMers with significant, unmet financial need.” The organization works with more than 70 partner colleges to help immigrant students pay for and succeed in higher education. The program is open to