[Page 2] The Best Writing Scholarships to Apply for in 2025

The Giving Thanks Scholarship exists to celebrate gratitude and will be awarded to a Bold.org member who genuinely exemplifies their appreciation for someone important in their lives through their photo submission and story about them.

The Minority Student Art Scholarship will be awarded to one student from a minority background who has big aspirations for their artistic career.

This scholarship will support one brave and ambitious creator who has a brilliant vision and purpose for what they would like to create.

This scholarship exists to encourage students to face their challenges with an adaptive mindset and to expect the unexpected.

This scholarship exists to help students escape from the monotony of school and to allow them to express themselves in describing their favorite film!

This scholarship is open to all high school seniors and above who love to share memes and funny pictures!

To honor the late Herbert Osei, this scholarship exists to encourage African-American students to continue the pursuit of their biggest dreams in literature, no matter where their circumstances have placed them.

The Mahlagha Jaberi Mental Health Awareness for Immigrants Scholarship exists to support more awareness about the mental health of immigrants in the United States.

The Unicorn Scholarship exists to support LGBTQ+ students in their journey toward self-love and acceptance.

This scholarship is designed to give students time to reflect on a quote that has influenced their lives in a positive manner. Any written or spoken phrase which carries a special meaning for you may be submitted.

This scholarship is for all students who are fans of comedy, satire, and sarcasm.

This scholarship seeks to help one female student who is an aspiring writer or journalist pursue her education and make a difference in the world.

This scholarship seeks to encourage artists and writers to complete their degrees and pursue their creative passions.

This scholarship is for first generation BIPOC students majoring in education, history, or English.