Scholarships

Overview The Defending Voices Without a Voice Scholarship will award two recipients: one undergraduate student will receive $2,500 and one law student will receive $5,000. Eligible applicants must submit a scholarship essay that explains their motivations and career plans in immigration law. The submission deadline is April 15, 2026. Who may apply This scholarship is intended for students preparing for or currently enrolled in legal training who plan to practice immigration law in Washington, DC and Northern Virginia (the DMV area). Eligible applicants include: - Undergraduates who are focused on attending law school (pre-law undergraduates), and - Students currently enrolled...

Overview The MHG Companion Scholarships provide monetary assistance to students in grades 8 through 12 to support their academic and personal development. Award details Scholarship amounts fall between $800 and $2,000. Exact award levels will be finalized after the application window has closed. Who may apply Applicants must be enrolled in grades 8–12, hold a minimum GPA of 2.5, and live in one of the following California counties: Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, or Ventura. Eligibility considerations Priority is given to candidates facing: - financial hardship - educational, cultural, or social obstacles - personal difficulties -...

These scholarships are intended for applicants who hold a High School Diploma or a GED. Review each award listing below for specific eligibility rules, required materials, deadlines, and application instructions. Charles Womer Scholarship Fund - Award: Amount varies; may be renewed competitively for up to four years in total. - Who may apply: Prior recipients of the Charles Womer Scholarship who are currently enrolled at Rogue Community College (RCC) or who are transferring from RCC to a four‑year institution. Students must carry at least two‑thirds of a full course load each term/semester. - Minimum GPA: 2.5 or higher for vocational...

Introduction The Los Angeles personal-injury attorneys at BANA LAW are committed to supporting their clients—and this year they're extending that commitment to students. To honor perseverance among the next generation, BANA LAW is offering the Resilience in Action Scholarship, a $2,500 award available to undergraduate and graduate students attending school in California beginning this year. Award review timeline All essays will be read by BANA LAW’s scholarship selection committee. A winner will be chosen within three months after the scholarship submission deadline. Who is eligible Applicants must satisfy all of the following to be considered: - Be enrolled at a...

Introduction The New Hampshire Teachers of Mathematics is offering a $1,000 scholarship to a student with New Hampshire ties who is pursuing certification to become a mathematics teacher. Eligibility - Must be a New Hampshire resident or enrolled at a New Hampshire college or university (applicants who satisfy both conditions will receive priority). - Currently enrolled in a certification program for one of the following: middle school mathematics, secondary mathematics, elementary education (PreK–6) or a mathematics major with the intention of becoming a mathematics teacher. - Holding junior or senior standing. Selection Criteria Applicants will be evaluated based on: -...

The Paul Newland Scholarship is for students planning to attend or are accepted to a two-year or four-year accredited college or university on a full-time basis. These students must be high school graduates in states where Hercules Industries conducts business (CO, NM, AZ, WY, UT, TX). Paul Newland Scholars will be America's next generation of leaders who persevere through challenges and who are rooted in the values of the Christian faith, entrepreneurship and personal responsibility.There are a vast number of students who lack the financial means to attend higher education. The Paul S. Newland Scholarship is designed to alleviate some...