
Scholarships
Amount: $1,000. About: The Technology Addiction Awareness Scholarship is an annual award that is meant to raise awareness about the negative effects of too much screen time. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or legal residents in high school, undergraduate school, or graduate school. Eligible Grade Levels: High School Freshman, High School Sophomore, High School Junior,
Amount: $500-$2,000. About: The Turkish Coalition of America (TCA) offers up to 100 awards under its TCA Study Abroad Scholarship Program for American Minority Students. Under the program, TCA provides up to 100 scholarships per year to eligible American undergraduate and graduate students of African American, Armenian American, Bosnian American, Filipino American, Hispanic American, Macedonian
Amount: Varies. About: The Tang Scholarship program helps LGBT Asian and Pacific Islanders from the Bay Area afford post-secondary education. Each year, up to four outstanding students stand to win a combined scholarships totaling up to $100,000, awarded over up to four years. These scholarships are renewable for a maximum of three more years (a
Amount: $7,500. About: The Taiwanese American Scholarship Fund (TASF) is offered in partnership with the nonprofit Asian Pacific Community Fund (APCF) to Taiwanese American students who require financial assistance in their pursuit of higher education. The scholarship is open to high school seniors and first-year college students beginning their first or second year of undergraduate
Amount: $10,000. About: Each year, the SVS (Balaji) Temple of Greater Chicago awards $10,000 scholarships to students entering their first year of undergraduate school. Applicants must be enrolled full-time at an accredited undergraduate program for the upcoming academic year. The scholarship will be awarded based equally on merit and financial need. The scholarship funds will
Amount: Up to $4,500. About: The United States-Japan Bridging Foundation awards approximately $300,000 in scholarships annually to help undergraduate students from the United States study abroad in Japan for either a semester or an academic year. Each year, the foundation selects about 70-100 academically outstanding, financially deserving U.S. undergraduate students as Bridging Scholars. The scholarship