[Page 4] Top Scholarships for Minorities with Upcoming Deadlines in 2024

This scholarship seeks to support students of color who need financial assistance in order to pursue their ambitions in STEM fields.

This scholarship aims to support students from immigrant backgrounds as they pursue their academic ambitions so they can overcome the hurdles on their path and succeed.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of R. Degaull Rice by supporting young boys who are pursuing sports-related degrees.

This scholarship aims to narrow the gap in access to STEM education so that all students can pursue the careers of their dreams.

This scholarship will support a minority student.

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

This scholarship, sponsored by the Lindsey Von Foundation, seeks to support young women and girls who have faced obstacles but are persevering to achieve their educational goals.

This scholarship aims to support students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities by reducing the expenses of tuition and books.

This scholarship aims to support ambitious students who seek to make a mark on the world through their future careers.

This scholarship seeks to carry on Kayla Nicole Monk’s name and legacy by helping students achieve their dreams.

This scholarship seeks to support students attending HBCUs so they can complete their higher education journeys and achieve their career goals.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Augustus L. Harper by supporting students majoring in accounting, finance, or business.

This scholarship seeks to honor Pablo M. Ortiz’s legacy by supporting underrepresented students who are interested in software engineering or computer science.

This scholarship aims to support underrepresented students who are pursuing higher education so they can overcome the obstacles they face and succeed.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Dorothy Bell Vereen Moore by supporting students attending her grandsons’ alma mater.

This scholarship aims to foster a community of women empowered by knowledge, driven by curiosity, and ready to contribute to the STEM field.

This scholarship seeks to help students access higher education so they can go on to change the world.

This scholarship aims to honor Eric Larson’s commitment to equality in the sciences by supporting women of color who are pursuing STEM despite the challenges they face.

This scholarship aims to support Latinx students who are pursuing higher education in cybersecurity.

The Elevate Women in Technology Scholarship exists to move the tech industry in the right direction by empowering the next generation of extraordinary women leaders.

This scholarship aims to honor the legacy of William A. Lewis by supporting underrepresented students interested in pursuing careers in mathematics or other STEM fields.

This scholarship aims to make college more accessible to students with no family background in higher education so they can have the same opportunities as their peers.

This scholarship will provide for college students or adults currently in a career, who have student debt. Students must be African American or Hispanic/Latino and first-generation students in order to apply.

This scholarship seeks to honor Maria's hard work and determination by supporting parents who are pursuing higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support young women in order to pay forward the love, kindness, and joy that Otto brought to the world every day.

This scholarship aims to honor “Aunty” Geri Kuhla by supporting students who have creative dreams for their futures.

This scholarship will support a woman golfer.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Shahjahan Begum by supporting women who are on the way to achieve their degrees and enter into successful careers.

This scholarship will support a female student of any education level in Puerto Rico.

This scholarship seeks to support underserved students as they navigate the world of higher education so they can afford to complete their degrees.