[Page 5] The Best STEM Scholarships to Apply for in 2025

This scholarship will support a female college student pursuing a career in business or STEM.

This scholarship seeks to support first-generation college students so they can afford to pursue their academic and professional goals.

This scholarship exists to support future STEM professionals who would like to make a positive different in the world through innovation in tech.

This scholarship seeks to support deserving students who need financial assistance to achieve their career goals.

This scholarship seeks to boost the representation of people of color in the STEM field to create a more diverse and equitable workforce.

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 help students who are competing in triathlons, running, or cycling while pursuing their undergraduate or graduate degree.

This scholarship seeks to support women working towards degrees in political science, STEM, or social science so they can build a strong foundation of knowledge.

This scholarship will support an African American student who embodies the 8 attributes of excellence.

This scholarship exists to support a professor or teacher in STEM who is either going back to college or has student debt.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are passionate about aviation and drone use so they can complete their education.

This scholarship will support undergraduate and graduate BIPOC students who are pursuing a career in physical therapy.

The grant will be awarded to a woman studying any engineering field at a top-tier technical university program in the US.

This grant will be awarded to an African American woman at any education level who is currently building or who aspires to build a new business.

This scholarship will support one student of West Indian or Caribbean descent who is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in STEM.

The "Fight for Equality" Women in STEM Scholarship is meant to support and encourage young women to pursue a degree in STEM. This $500 award will help female high school students pay their college tuition.

The Revolutionizing Robotics and Computer Sciences Scholarship aims to support underrepresented students who are enthusiastic about exploring new possibilities in the field of robotics and automation.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented students who are pursuing careers in engineering to create more equity in the field.

This scholarship seeks to support innovators who are determined to complete their degrees through higher education.

This scholarship supports underrepresented minorities who are earning an undergraduate or graduate STEM degree at an HBCU.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of William L. Keltz by supporting students who are interested in studying engineering in college.

This scholarship will support community college students pursuing a degree in astronomy and computer science.

This scholarship will support low-income, bachelor’s students at public universities who are working to pursue their dreams.

This scholarship aims to support female African American undergraduate students pursuing degrees in STEM.

This scholarship aims to support the next generation of skilled professionals pursuing careers in the energy sector.

This scholarship seeks to support young women in college who are pursuing careers in mental health or business.

This scholarship seeks to empower and encourage women who are pursuing careers in male-dominated fields and paving the way for the next generation of women.

This scholarship will support one woman in math who has large ambitions for her career and the impact she can have in the world of math and tech.

This scholarship will support a female high school student who is planning to study computer science.

This scholarship seeks to support Christian students who are pursuing degrees in STEM so they can go on to make positive changes in their communities.