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

This scholarship will support mothers pursuing healthcare degrees in either a community, trade school or 4 year college.

This scholarship aims to support students who show advanced learning capabilities but have limited resources to afford the cost of higher education.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Hester Richardson Powell by supporting students who share her spirit of love and service.

This scholarship aims to support women who are preparing to pursue higher education and embark on careers in sports.

This scholarship aims to empower young women who are passionate about pursuing careers in the sports industry, whether in sports business, marketing, media, medicine, analytics, or leadership.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life and legacy of Brenda Baker by supporting students who are pursuing higher education and encouraging them to engage in Black history.

This scholarship seeks to support women who are breaking into the sports industry through higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are interested in being part of the sports industry through their academic or professional pursuits.

This scholarship aims to support women who are breaking barriers and pursuing higher education and careers in athletics.

This scholarship seeks to support single parents in Kentucky and Indiana so they can continue their education and create a better future for themselves.

This scholarship will support a student of Caribbean descent who is pursuing a nursing career.

This scholarship aims to support female high school students in Hampton, Virginia so they can be financially prepared for college.

This scholarship aims to support underrepresented students.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Hanif Michael Martin by supporting students who share his interest in the automotive field.

This scholarship aims to support first-generation college students who need assistance earning their degrees so they can pay it forward to future generations of their families.

This scholarship will support young women in STEM in honor of Virginia Jeanette Drummond Kissane.

This scholarship aims to support Native American students who are pursuing higher education related to archaeological work.

This scholarship will support a low-income high school senior in California who is planning to pursue a college education.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory and creativity of Christal Carter by supporting students who share her calling to the arts.

This scholarship seeks to support a student who is passionate about telling lesser-known stories and has a strong children’s picture book manuscript idea.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Mark D. Schwarck by supporting students who have encountered barriers in their pursuit of higher education.

This scholarship seeks to honor the incredible life of Arlin Diaz by continuing her legacy of courage and compassion in supporting the aspirations of students with epilepsy.

This scholarship aims to bridge the gap between high school and college so that beach volleyball players can continue to thrive in their athletic pursuits.

This scholarship seeks to honor the legacy of Simon M. Humphrey by supporting underrepresented students along their educational journey.

This scholarship helps a high school or undergraduate student who is of Haitian origin and identifies as Christian.

This scholarship aims to support the educational aspirations of deserving students from New Jersey as they prepare to leave high school.

This scholarship seeks to support the next generation of veterinary students so they can achieve their career goals in specialty veterinary medicine.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are pursuing their educational goals in the legal field in order to make a difference.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are highly motivated to succeed in spite of the socio-economic challenges they face.

This scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Raymond M. Higa by supporting students who may not have had an easy start but, like Raymond, are determined to change the course of their lives through education.