Studying Government? Explore 5 hand-curated scholarships relevant to Government students. Each entry lists the funding amount, application deadline, and eligibility requirements — apply directly through the official provider.
New York State Senate
New York college sophomores through seniors with a 3.0 GPA, full-time enrollment history, campus approval, and a complete policy-focused ap…
View details →Daughters of the American Revolution
A U.S.-citizen graduating senior planning at least 24 undergraduate credit hours in American History and American Government at an accredit…
View details →James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
A U.S. citizen with a bachelor’s degree by August 31, 2027 who teaches or intends to teach American history, government, civics, social stu…
View details →Center for Women in Government & Civil Society at the University at Albany
A graduate student or working professional from any discipline with at least 12 completed graduate credits who can relocate to Albany for t…
View details →United States Senate and The Hearst Foundations
A 2026–2027 high-school junior or senior who lives in the represented state or jurisdiction and actively serves in a qualifying elected or …
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