[Page 3] Top Minority Student Scholarships (Updated May 2026)

This scholarship seeks to support the next generation of dental hygienists by making college more affordable.

This scholarship seeks to honor the legacy of Abigail O. Adewunmi by supporting students who are preparing to attend college.

This scholarship aims to support deserving single mothers who struggle to afford to pursue their dreams without financial help.

The Ojeda Multi-County Youth Scholarship will be awarded to two deserving inner-city high school students to help pay for tuition and books.

This scholarship seeks to support and encourage female and minority students to pursue STEM majors in college or tech schools so that they can focus on their studies rather than worrying about the costs of attendance.

This scholarship seeks to support first-generation students so they can continue to go after their dreams despite their financial limitations.

This scholarship seeks to support nursing students who are interested in pursuing careers in pediatric nursing.

This scholarship seeks to honor Tom LoCasale’s life by supporting students who have learned valuable life skills through the sport of golf.

This scholarship aims to support students who have lost a parent(s) to violence, drugs, or alcohol so they can better their lives and heal through meditation.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Sgt. Albert Dono Ware by supporting students who share his commitment to helping others.

This scholarship will support high school junior and senior students from low-income backgrounds, who have a 3.0 GPA or higher.

This scholarship aims to help women’s rugby players pay for college so they can afford the costs of higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are preparing to graduate from high school and pursue their dreams of higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support students who have been personally impacted by cancer so they can continue working toward their dreams.

This scholarship seeks to honor the work of Jeffrey J. Douglas by supporting students who share his interest in First Amendment law.

This scholarship is perfect for students interested in college tips and resources.

This scholarship is a perfect fit for high school students interested in attending faith-based colleges or universities.

This scholarship is perfect for current and prospective college students who are in search of funding.

This scholarship is perfect for high school or transfer students who are interested in Catholic College tips and resources.

This scholarship seeks to support opinionated students who want to make their voices heard in order to drive change.

This scholarship will be awarded to an applicant who has been invited by friends to join Bold.org, and who has the boldest Bold.org profile.

This scholarship is a perfect opportunity for high school students interested in attending Catholic Colleges or Universities.

This scholarship will support a female student attending Kansas State University.

This scholarship seeks to further diversity and inclusion in the world of STEM in order to invest in the future of the field.

This scholarship seeks to support Black students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) pursuing business-related degrees.

This scholarship aims to support and empower female students pursuing degrees in healthcare so they can afford to complete their education and shape the future of healthcare.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Greg Lockwood by supporting queer students seeking higher education.

This scholarship aims to honor the dedication of two incredible parents to education and learning by supporting students in NY and IL who have faced language barriers in their pursuit of education.

This scholarship seeks to lower the financial burden of college in order to encourage and empower nursing students to make a difference not only in healthcare institutions, but also within their local communities.

This scholarship seeks to support students who need financial assistance in order to rise above the barriers they face and thrive in higher education.