Doodle for Google National Winner Scholarship

About this scholarship

Doodle for Google is Google's annual student art contest for K-12 students in the United States, with college scholarships awarded to top winners. The official prizes page states that the national winner receives a $55,000 college scholarship, a $50,000 supplies and technology package for the winner's school or nonprofit organization, Google hardware and swag, and display of the winning artwork on Google.com for 24 hours. The five national finalists who do not become the national winner each receive a $5,000 college scholarship, Google hardware, and recognition in the Doodle for Google gallery. The award is partial funding because even the top scholarship is a one-time college award and does not guarantee full tuition, fees, housing, meals, travel, books, or personal expenses. Eligibility and annual deadlines are set through each contest cycle, so students should use the current Doodle for Google contest and rules pages before preparing an entry.

Eligibility

• Be eligible under the current Doodle for Google K-12 contest rules
• Submit an original Doodle artwork responding to the annual prompt
• Follow the official entry process and deadline for the cycle
• Meet parent, guardian, school, and residency documentation requirements listed in current rules
• Allow Google to display and judge submitted artwork under contest terms
• Use scholarship funds for college education if selected as a winner