Indiana Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction The AHEPA-DOP District 12 Foundation is committed to expanding access to higher education, fostering cross-cultural exchange, and supporting charitable initiatives. The foundation also seeks to cultivate civic-mindedness and personal achievement while upholding American values such as family, participatory democracy, and free enterprise. Application deadline and how to submit All application materials must be received by March 15, 2026. Email your completed application and every supporting document to ahepa.dop12.scholarships@gmail.com no later than that date. Application requirements and completeness Applicants must fill out the application form and review all instructions, rules, and eligibility criteria carefully. Incomplete submissions will be disqualified. Be...

Introduction The Indiana Golf Foundation, established in 1994, exists to protect and advance the game of golf across Indiana. It brought the preexisting Indiana Junior Golf Program—originally founded in 1987—into its organizational structure, allowing the junior program to expand further. In 1996 the Foundation launched a scholarship initiative to help financially support students who had been active participants in the Indiana Junior Golf Program. Scholarship overview The scholarship is intended for students with a history in the Indiana Junior Golf Program and recognizes academic achievement, personal character consistent with golf’s values, and, when applicable, financial need. Eligibility and selection criteria...

Summary A single-year renewable scholarship of $1,250 (applied to tuition and mandatory fees) is awarded annually to a qualified female graduate from the South Bend Community School Corporation who is beginning her freshman year at Ivy Tech Community College’s South Bend campus. Eligibility - Must be a female graduate of the South Bend Community School Corporation. - Entering as a first-year (freshman) student at Ivy Tech Community College. - Intending to pursue post-secondary studies at the Ivy Tech South Bend campus. - Hold a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5. Award Amount and Frequency - $1,250 per academic year, designated...

Overview The Frank O'Bannon Grant consists of two awards — the Higher Education Award and the Freedom of Choice Award — and helps Hoosier students attend eligible postsecondary schools (public, private, or proprietary) in Indiana. Award eligibility is determined by demonstrated financial need on the FAFSA. Funds can be applied to tuition and regularly assessed fees. Eligibility (summary) - Indiana residency established by December 31 of the year prior to the aid application and maintained for the entire academic year. - U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen. - High school graduate or holder of a GED. - Must attend, or intend...

Overview This scholarship supports women and students from underrepresented racial/ethnic groups who are enrolled at Indiana University South Bend and meet the criteria below. Eligibility - Must be female and/or a minority student attending Indiana University South Bend - Resident of St. Joseph County - Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 - Enrolled in at least 6 credit hours each semester - Demonstrate financial need (completion of the FAFSA is required) - Preference given to applicants whose tuition and fees are not already covered by other gift or grant aid Award Details - At least one scholarship of $1,500 will be...

Ann Wilkins Legacy Scholarship Purpose The Ann Wilkins Legacy Scholarship supports efforts to grow the number of Black, Indigenous, and other educators of color working in Indiana. The award honors Ann Wilkins, a former teacher in Indianapolis Public Schools, a past president of the Indianapolis Education Association, and a former ISTA UniServ Director. Award Recipients receive $1,000 per semester, renewable for a second semester (maximum of two semesters). Who is eligible - Undergraduate or graduate students who identify as BIPOC. - Must be enrolled in a full-time practicum as part of pursuing licensure in one of the Indiana Approved Educator...

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...

Apply Now — 2026–2027 School Year Scholarship This scholarship prioritizes applicants who demonstrate financial need and those who are the first in their immediate family to attend college. Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee and awards will be determined from the information provided on the application. Funding for the scholarships comes from proceeds of the Circle City Classic Football Game, and award payments will be issued once recipients are enrolled full-time in an eligible post-secondary program. Eligibility requirements - Be a high school senior or currently enrolled undergraduate student. - Be a resident of Indiana. - Hold a...

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...

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...