Indiana Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction The Linda Craig Memorial Scholarship was created to honor the memory of Linda Lorraine Sharvelle Craig by David Craig (former Indiana Pacers athletic trainer and team administrator) and Dr. John Abrams. The award is funded by individuals who wish to commemorate Linda and sustain her legacy. Each year three scholarships of $2,500 each are granted for use at an accredited Indiana institution — either a four-year college or university or a two-year junior/community college. Eligibility and Use of Funds - Three recipients are chosen annually. - Each scholarship is $2,500. - Awards must be applied toward attendance at an...

Overview and selection - Priority will be given to applicants who demonstrate financial need and to students who are the first in their immediate family to attend college. A review committee will assess candidates using the information submitted on the application. Awards are financed by proceeds from the Circle City Classic Football Game and will be paid once the recipient is enrolled full time at a post-secondary institution. Eligibility requirements - Be a high school senior or an undergraduate student. - Be a resident of Indiana. - Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. - Plan...

MDFF Educational Scholarship (Sponsored by Busey Bank) Purpose The MDFF Educational Scholarship, funded by Busey Bank, supports Indiana residents who have been diagnosed with muscular dystrophy or another neuromuscular disease and who are pursuing educational goals. Background This scholarship was established in memory of the late Andrew “Sparky” Seever, a former MDFF board member and Ball State University alumnus. Andrew valued education and worked to make learning more accessible. MDFF continues that mission by preserving his legacy through this award. Award and Selection One $2,000 scholarship will be granted. Recipients are chosen by the MDFF Awards Committee using these criteria:...

Understanding the Deb Tomaro Real Estate ScholarshipThe Deb Tomaro Real Estate Scholarship is a distinctive initiative aimed at acknowledging local students who make a difference in their community through volunteer work with non-profit organizations. The scholarship is contingent upon applicants undertaking one of our four Community Impact Projects and providing responses to a set of questions about their experience. There are no academic or financial prerequisites for this program.When is the application due?Applications for the upcoming academic year must be submitted by June 1st. Unfortunately, we cannot accept late submissions. The selection process will take approximately six to eight weeks.Who...

Introduction The Vanderburgh County Fair Association seeks to support and recognize young people from our Fair community who are pursuing their fullest potential. We invite these youth to collaborate with Association members as we work to deliver an outstanding Fair and carry out our mission of Education, Entertainment, and Exhibition. Eligibility and Award Details - The Scholarship Committee will award a minimum of one $500 scholarship to an incoming college freshman and a minimum of one $500 scholarship to a full-time college student in their 2nd through 4th year of post-secondary study. The total number of scholarships and the amounts...

Indiana LICA $2,000 Scholarship — Rules and Requirements Overview This scholarship provides awards of $2,000 each to eligible members and their families connected with Indiana LICA. Up to three recipients may be chosen each year. Applicants will be informed of their status by September 1st, and award checks will be issued by September 15th. Who may apply - Indiana LICA Regular Members and Junior Members - Spouses, children, and grandchildren of Indiana LICA Regular or Junior Members Eligibility and academic status Applicants must be one of the following: A. Currently enrolled in a college or university, or B. A high...

The Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program is an initiative aimed at elevating the standard of education in Indiana, promoting the positive impact of Indiana community foundations, and fostering collaboration among Lilly Endowment Community Scholars and state leaders to enhance Indiana's quality of life.The Endowment recognizes the crucial role of education in the personal, civic, and economic prosperity of Indiana's residents and communities. The program's objective is to inspire some of Indiana's brightest students to pursue higher education within the state and ultimately establish their careers in Indiana.The Independent Colleges of Indiana administers the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program, with substantial...

Overview The Commission administers teaching scholarships for students who live in, or most recently lived in, certain designated underserved Indiana counties. The counties considered underserved are Allen, Marion, Lake, St. Joseph, and Vanderburgh. Scholarship awardees must sign a written commitment to seek a teaching position in one of these underserved counties and, if hired, to teach there for a minimum of three years. Note: Senate Enrolled Act (SEA) 289-2025 changed the eligibility requirements for applicants who submit for the first time after June 30, 2025. Eligibility and Program Requirements (applicants submitting after June 30, 2025) Applicants for awards made after...

Introduction ISTA and the ISTA Foundation celebrate and support their members and the next generation of educators. Through scholarships and awards, they aim to acknowledge outstanding work and provide funding that helps sustain strong public education across Indiana. Each award has specific nomination and application requirements detailed below. Eligibility - Open to undergraduate or graduate students who are BIPOC and members of ISTA’s Aspiring Educator program. - Applicants must be enrolled in a full-time practicum as part of an Indiana Approved Educator Preparation Program and be working toward a teaching license. - Candidates should intend to seek employment in a...