
Scholarships
Amount: $25,015. About: Bold.org, a website that helps pair students with scholarship opportunities, offers a no-essay scholarship to students who have profiles on the Bold.org platform. Students of all majors may apply. Applications are judged based on the “boldness” of each student’s profile, defined as bearing the following qualities: “earnest”, “determined,” and “moving.” Applicants must
Amount: $1,000. About: Named in honor of Casey Hoke, a transgender artist, activist, and speaker dedicated to helping others combat marginalization, the ATRH Casey Hoke Memorial Scholarship is one of two national trans scholarships offered by the American Trans Resource Hub (ATRH). Applicants must be a non-cis-gendered person who is entering trade school, university, or
Amount: Varies. About: The Association of American Indian Affairs provides various scholarship to Native American undergraduate and graduate students. Applicants must be enrolled with a Tribe in the continental United States or Alaska. There is no blood quantum requirement, but students must submit a copy of Tribe enrollment on application. Eligible Grade Levels: College Freshman,
Amount: $8,000 (disbursed over 4 years). About: Offered by the American Postal Workers Union (APWU), the E.C. Hallbeck Memorial Scholarship is annually awarded to the children and grandchildren of APWU members. Applicants must be college-bound high school seniors and be the child, grandchild, stepchild, or legally adopted child of an active, retired, or deceased, due-paying
Amount: $12,500. About: Offered by the Association of Old Crows Educational Foundation, the STEM Student of the Year Scholarship is annually awarded to one male and one female student studying in the fields of engineering or engineering technology and interested in working in the aerospace and defense industry. Each applicant must be a U.S. citizen,
Amount: Up to $3,000. About: The American Indian College Fund Full Circle Scholarship awards American Indian and Alaska Native college students seeking undergraduate and graduate degrees at tribal colleges and other nonprofit accredited schools. Applicants will need to provide proof of tribal enrollment or a Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB), or their parent/grandparents enrollment with