These 36 hand-curated scholarships are open to American Students. We highlight the award amount, deadline, and eligibility for each, ranking fully funded opportunities first so you never miss a deadline that matters to you.
United States Department of Agriculture
Eligible high school seniors entering 1890 land-grant universities in agriculture or related USDA mission fields apply through the USDA sch…
View details →British Government (Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission)
US citizens with a recent four-year US bachelor's degree and a GPA of at least 3.7, endorsed by their institution and applying in one US re…
View details →QuestBridge (with partner colleges)
High-achieving, low-income US high-school seniors (top 5–10% of class) attending US high school (or US citizens/PRs abroad); rank up to 15 …
View details →Morehead-Cain Foundation (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Students (including international) nominated by a Morehead-Cain school/affiliate, or referred via UNC Early Action; must gain admission to …
View details →Jefferson Scholars Foundation (University of Virginia)
Outstanding high-school seniors nominated by an eligible school (leadership/scholarship/citizenship) who also apply to and are admitted to …
View details →Stamps Scholars Program (with partner universities)
Strong applicants (merit, leadership, character) to a Stamps partner university; auto-considered on applying to the school. International e…
View details →Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Pell-eligible U.S. minority high school seniors with a 3.3+ weighted GPA heading to an accredited four-year U.S. college; FAFSA required.
View details →Fannie and John Hertz Foundation
US citizens/permanent residents (college seniors or first-year grad students) pursuing a full-time PhD in applied science, math, or enginee…
View details →U.S. Department of Defense (SMART Program)
US citizens (18+) pursuing an eligible STEM degree at a US institution who will accept post-graduation DoD employment (one year of service …
View details →U.S. National Science Foundation
US citizens/nationals/permanent residents pursuing a research-based STEM master's or PhD, who are early in (or about to begin) graduate stu…
View details →U.S. Department of State (with American Councils for International Education)
US citizens/nationals (18+) enrolled in an accredited US undergraduate or graduate program; undergrads need 1+ year completed by the progra…
View details →National Health Service Corps, Health Resources and Services Administration
U.S. citizens or U.S. nationals pursuing eligible primary care health professions may receive full educational support in exchange for serv…
View details →Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Active SHPE members pursuing STEM degrees at accredited U.S. colleges or universities can use the ScholarSHPE common application for multip…
View details →Association of American Medical Colleges
One third-year medical student per LCME-accredited U.S. medical school may be nominated for AAMC's $5,000 Nickens scholarship for leadershi…
View details →Legal Defense Fund
U.S. citizens entering the first or second year of full-time study at an accredited U.S. law school may apply if committed to racial justic…
View details →Prospanica
Prospanica members who are undergraduates or graduate business students in the United States or Puerto Rico may apply for scholarships up t…
View details →National Board of Medical Examiners and National Medical Fellowships
Second-year medical students at U.S. accredited schools with financial need and community-service commitment may apply for renewable NBME/N…
View details →Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation
Current U.S. high school seniors (graduating the following year) with a 3.0+ unweighted GPA and eligible U.S. status, judged on leadership,…
View details →AICPA Foundation
U.S. citizens or permanent residents studying accounting at undergraduate or graduate level can apply for AICPA Foundation awards while pur…
View details →Vanderbilt University
Undergraduate applicants to Vanderbilt (including international) with outstanding academics and leadership; apply via MyAppVU after the adm…
View details →Emory University
Outstanding first-year applicants to Emory (including international), considered automatically for merit awards on submitting the Common Ap…
View details →U.S. K-12 students with original Google Doodle artwork may compete for college scholarships through Google's annual student art contest.
View details →Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
US high-school seniors with a 3.75+ unweighted GPA, test scores, and household income up to ~$95,000, enrolling full-time at an accredited …
View details →U.S. National Security Education Program (Defense Language and National Security Education Office)
US citizen undergraduates (Scholarship) or graduate students (Fellowship) studying a critical language in an eligible region, who accept a …
View details →Horatio Alger Association
US citizen high-school students with family income ≤$65,000, a 2.0+ GPA, critical financial need, and a record of overcoming adversity; one…
View details →AMA Foundation
Final-year medical students who are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or DACA recipients may apply for $10,000 AMA Foundation scholarship…
View details →Foundation of the National Student Nurses' Association (FNSNA)
Students enrolled in a US state-approved nursing program (ASN/BSN/diploma/direct-entry MSN or RN/LPN completion) who are US citizens, perma…
View details →APIA Scholars
Asian and/or Pacific Islander American students (incl. mixed heritage) who are US citizens/nationals/permanent residents and complete the F…
View details →U.S. Department of State (Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs)
Pell Grant-receiving US undergraduates at accredited US institutions heading to a credit-bearing study-abroad/internship program (Travel Ad…
View details →Kenvue (TYLENOL), administered by International Scholarship and Tuition Services (ISTS)
US (50 states/PR/DC) graduate students or college seniors entering grad school in medicine, nursing, or pharmacy, with 1+ years of study re…
View details →Architects Foundation
U.S. citizens or permanent residents entering, continuing, or transferring into NAAB-accredited architecture pathways may apply for renewab…
View details →Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Students of Hispanic heritage (≥1/4 Latino) with a 3.0 GPA (high school) or 2.5 (college/grad), enrolling full-time at an accredited US fou…
View details →American Indian College Fund
Native American US citizens (enrolled member or descendant of a recognized tribe) with a 2.0+ GPA enrolling full-time at an accredited nonp…
View details →Michael & Susan Dell Foundation
Low-income, determined students who completed an approved college-readiness program in grades 11–12, with financial need, enrolling in a ba…
View details →The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management
MBA applicants applying through The Consortium to member schools may receive school-awarded fellowships ranging from partial scholarships t…
View details →National Black MBA Association
NBMBAA student members and eligible business students can use the official scholarship portal to apply for multiple national, partner, and …
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