Scholarships for Georgia Students

These 15 hand-curated scholarships are open to Georgia 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.

15 scholarships

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Partial United States Undergraduate

5 Strong Scholarship — Atlanta

5 Strong Scholarship Foundation

Amount
Full tuition at a participating HBCU plus college-readiness coaching, cohort support, and mentoring through graduation;
Deadline
Dec 31, 2026

Metro-Atlanta graduating seniors with a 3.0+ GPA, leadership potential, and a serious interest in attending a participating HBCU and comple…

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Partial United States Any level

Shirley Ann Steinback-Hawthrone Scholarship

The Higher Foundation and Sage Consulting Partners

Amount
$2,000
Deadline
Jan 1, 2027

A Georgia college student pursuing a nursing degree who demonstrates the SASH values of service, advocacy, stewardship, and humanity.

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Partial United States Masters

Dora Maclellan Brown Ministry Scholarship

The Generosity Trust

Amount
Varies according to merit, financial need, and available funding
Deadline
Feb 15, 2027

A theologically conservative Christian student with a Chattanooga-area connection who is preparing through non-doctoral theological study f…

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Fully funded United States Undergraduate

Georgia Military College State Service Scholarship

Georgia Military College and the State of Georgia

Amount
$56,000 over two years covering tuition, fees, room, board, uniforms, and a books-and-supplies stipend, plus military dr
Deadline
Applications are accepted for each new t

Georgia residents who can qualify for the Georgia National Guard, attend GMC as full-time residential cadets, meet academic thresholds, and…

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Partial United States Any level

Georgia Public Service Memorial Grant

Georgia Student Finance Authority

Amount
Cost of attendance minus other student aid, up to $18,000 per award year and $72,000 lifetime, subject to available appr
Deadline
Submit through the college financial-aid

Georgia-resident spouses or children of qualifying public-safety officers or public-school employees killed or permanently disabled through…

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Partial United States Undergraduate

Georgia HOPE Scholarship

Georgia Student Finance Commission

Amount
Public-institution standard undergraduate tuition rate up to 15 hours; $2,985 per semester at eligible private institutions for 12+ hours in 2026–27
Deadline
Last day of the school term or withdrawal date, whichever occurs first; college deadlines may be earlier

Georgia residents seeking an undergraduate degree at an eligible Georgia institution who meet HOPE academic, citizenship, residency, and fi…

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Partial United States Postsecondary education or training

Britt Kearce Memorial Scholarship

Britt Kearce Memorial Scholarship in partnership with Positive Athlete

Amount
$3,000
Deadline
April 2027 (the sponsor has not yet published an exact day)

Georgia public- or private-school baseball players in grades 9–12 who are nominated by an adult and demonstrate baseball commitment, academ…

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Partial United States Undergraduate

Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant Program

Georgia Student Finance Commission

Amount
$550 per semester or $367 per quarter, up to three semesters or four quarters per year; subject to the state budget
Deadline
Set by each participating college for each school term; apply as early as possible

A full-time undergraduate and Georgia resident at an eligible private Georgia college who meets citizenship, academic-progress, aid-standin…

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Partial United States Undergraduate

Drew Swan Sibling Scholarship

Extra Special People, Inc.

Amount
$1,500
Deadline
See the official ESP application document for the current submission deadline

A permanent Georgia resident who has a sibling with a developmental disability and is pursuing a two-year or four-year undergraduate degree…

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Varies United States Undergraduate

AUC First-Year Art History Scholarship

AUC Art History + Curatorial Studies Collective

Amount
Amount varies; the award amount is stated in the recipient’s offer
Deadline
Rolling review; incoming students are strongly encouraged to apply by April 15

Admitted incoming Clark Atlanta, Morehouse, or Spelman students who declare Art History and hold at least a 3.0 high-school GPA.

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Partial United States Any level

Georgia HOPE Grant

Georgia Student Finance Commission

Amount
A portion of standard tuition; amount varies by institution and enrolled credit hours
Deadline
Last day of the school term or withdrawal date, whichever comes first; college deadlines may be earlier

Georgia residents in eligible certificate or diploma programs who meet citizenship, enrollment, aid-standing, and academic-progress rules a…

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Varies United States Undergraduate

AUC Art History Scholarship for Continuing Students

AUC Art History + Curatorial Studies Collective

Amount
Amount varies; the award amount is stated in the recipient’s offer
Deadline
Rolling review; rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors are strongly encouraged to apply by May 15

Rising AUC sophomores through seniors majoring in Art History with a 3.0 GPA and successful foundational coursework.

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Varies United States Undergraduate

AUC Curatorial Studies Scholarship

AUC Art History + Curatorial Studies Collective

Amount
Amount varies; the award amount is stated in the recipient’s offer
Deadline
Rolling review; rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors are strongly encouraged to apply by May 15

Rising AUC sophomores through seniors in any eligible major who declare a Curatorial Studies minor and maintain at least a 3.25 GPA.

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Partial United States Undergraduate

2026 Georgia Tech Balanced Man Scholarship

Sigma Phi Epsilon, Georgia Alpha Chapter

Amount
$4,500 total scholarship pool
Deadline
Sep 1, 2026 (past deadline)

Georgia Tech-connected undergraduate applicants demonstrating academics, leadership, community involvement, work, and personal balance.

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