Scholarships

Introduction Broder Orland Murray & DeMattie LLC recognizes that choosing a career in family law is often driven by compassion and a commitment to helping people through difficult personal circumstances. The Future in Family Law Scholarship is intended to support committed current or prospective law students who plan to build careers in family law and serve families in need. One $1,000 award will be given to the applicant who submits the most thoughtful response to the essay prompt below, describing the inspiration and path that led them to pursue family law. Who may apply (Eligibility) - Open to current or...

College can be out of reach for many due to cost. To help remove that barrier, the Student Excellence Equals Degree (SEED) Scholarship was launched in 2005 to provide tuition-free college for eligible students. In 2021 the program was broadened (often called SEED+) so Delaware residents of any age can pursue an academic degree or a workforce training certificate at Delaware Technical Community College (Delaware Tech). What the SEED Scholarship covers - Tuition for eligible programs at Delaware Tech, including associate degrees, diplomas, credit certificates, bachelor’s-degree coursework, and workforce training programs. - Tuition support may be used for up to...

Introduction Since its founding, the Club has carried out many programs that would have made its original organizers proud and continue to serve the interests of a current membership exceeding 300. Of all these efforts, the Hellenic University Club Scholarship Program stands as the Club’s most important initiative—an embodiment of paideia and a key measure of the Club’s mission and standing. Recent and historical figures - In 2024 the Club awarded 16 scholarships totaling $63,000. - Since 1971 the Hellenic University Club has distributed $1,084,000 in scholarship aid to 438 undergraduate and graduate students. - For 2024 the Club is...

Overview The Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP) supports professionals from eligible developing countries who have relevant work experience and a record of contributing to their country’s development. Scholarships are intended for applicants pursuing a master’s degree in development-related fields. Scope and participating programs Subject to available funding, JJ/WBGSP funds scholarships for 44 Participating Master’s Programs hosted by 24 universities across the United States, Europe, Africa, Oceania and Japan. These programs cover priority development topics such as economic policy management, tax policy, and infrastructure management. Applicants who are not admitted to one of these 44 designated programs are not...

Intro The Foundation awards scholarships to graduate students who show outstanding potential in master’s or doctoral research focused on solid waste. Recipients receive a stipend that can be renewed annually if they make satisfactory academic progress and remain engaged in solid waste research. While funded, scholars undertake projects that contribute to understanding critical topics in the field. EREF staff help connect scholars with the industry by facilitating participation in conferences and fundraisers and arranging visits to companies. Who is eligible Applications are open to applicants who: - Are currently enrolled full-time, or will be enrolled full-time during the award year,...

Intro The Shape Plus Scholarship provides a $1,500 award to one student — a high school senior, undergraduate, or graduate student — who has demonstrated strong academic or professional achievement, active involvement, and leadership, and who plans to pursue a career in health and fitness. The scholarship is funded by Shape Plus and may be applied toward education-related costs such as tuition, fees, books, supplies, and room and board. Application period The 2025 application cycle opens August 1, 2025 and stays open until either 1,000 applications have been received or August 1, 2026, whichever occurs first. Only the first 1,000...

About the program For more than a century, JFSA’s College Financial Aid Program has supported students in pursuing higher education regardless of their financial background. The program is designed to reduce reliance on loans and to help lessen post-graduation student debt. Types of aid and award amounts - Awards are made competitively to applicants who meet the stated requirements. Some scholarships may be renewable; grants are awarded based on demonstrated need; in limited situations loans may also be offered. - Awards vary from $800 up to $12,500, depending on each scholarship’s specific criteria. - Depending on the scholarship’s terms, funds...

Overview The S-STEM (Scholarships in STEM) program provides funding to colleges and universities so they can award scholarships to academically capable, low-income students in STEM and implement evidence-based curricular and co-curricular supports that improve recruitment, persistence, transfer (when appropriate), academic and career pathway development, and graduation in STEM disciplines. Program purpose S-STEM’s central objective is to increase the number of academically promising, low-income students who complete NSF-eligible STEM degrees and enter the U.S. innovation workforce. Recognizing that scholarships alone are not sufficient to improve persistence and completion, awards support both student financial assistance and the adaptation, deployment, and study of...

The Vivika and Otto Heino Craft Education Scholarship of the League of NH Craftsmen, Inc. is administered by the Standards and Education Manager with approval by the Executive Director of the League of NH Craftsmen and is designed to support individuals interested in learning a skill in any craft medium at an approved educational facility, including those sponsored by the League of NH Craftsmen.EligibilityAnyone living in New Hampshire or within ten miles of its border is eligible to receive a Vivika and Otto Heino Craft Education Scholarship. The League is interested in supporting individuals who participate in educational activities within...

Overview The 2 + 2 Honor Scholarship is an annual tuition waiver for students who earn an associate degree from a two-year campus within the Montana University System or from a Montana community college. It covers undergraduate tuition at any eligible MUS four-year campus and may be used for up to four consecutive semesters (only fall and spring semesters). What the award covers and limits - The scholarship waives undergraduate tuition only; it does not pay mandatory campus fees or course-specific fees. Students should consult their receiving campus for a list of fees not included. - This waiver cannot be...

The 10,000 Degrees Professional and Technical Training Scholarships are designed to assist Marin County students with substantial financial needs. These scholarships are specifically for those enrolled in vocational programs that lead to a license or certificate.Eligibility Criteria for Mission San Rafael ScholarshipApplicants must be residents of Marin, specifically residing in San Rafael, or be a graduating senior from a high school within the San Rafael Unified School District.They must be enrolled in a vocational program at an institution that is either accredited or approved by the state.The program they are enrolled in should be one that leads to a license...

The 10,000 Degrees Professional and Technical Training Scholarships are designed to assist Marin County students with substantial financial needs. These scholarships are specifically for those enrolled in vocational programs that lead to a license or certificate.Eligibility Criteria for Mission San Rafael ScholarshipApplicants must be residents of Marin, specifically residing in San Rafael, or be a graduating senior from a high school within the San Rafael Unified School District.They must be enrolled in a vocational program at an institution that is either accredited or approved by the state.The program they are enrolled in should be one that leads to a license...