[Page 6] Top Merit-Based Scholarships with Upcoming Deadlines

This scholarship will support high school seniors who will be pursuing a career in the medical or healthcare field.

This scholarship seeks to pay forward the love, kindness, and joy that Otto brought to the world by supporting young women pursuing STEM.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Daniel R. Torres by helping students finance their pursuit of higher education.

This scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Chantel S. Husted by supporting students interested in pursuing careers in mental health or social services.

This scholarship seeks to support students who have faced challenges in their life so they have the help necessary to succeed in college.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Stevie Kirton by supporting students who have lost a parent.

This scholarship will support high school students in Florida majoring in education.

This scholarship will support a Pacific Islander college student.

This scholarship will support a female high school student in New York who is ambitious in pursuing their goals and dreams.

To honor the legacy of Musa Conteh, this scholarship will be awarded to one Black student who is dedicated to bettering the lives of other disadvantaged people of color by changing the very system that oppresses them.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Larry A. Montgomery by supporting students who share his incredible qualities.

This scholarship will honor Shawn Long by supporting a high school senior in Pennsylvania.

This scholarship seeks to support young women of color who are following Jeffrey’s path and pursuing careers in nursing.

This scholarship seeks to support students in Oregon who demonstrate the hero’s journey by being open to growth, learning, and transformation through difficult and challenging circumstances.

This scholarship aims to support young women through their college years so they can complete their degrees and become successful.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Johnnie M. Parris by supporting African American students who are pursuing degrees in public service or related fields.

This scholarship will support high school seniors in Florida planning to pursue a career in nursing.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Sam Stoy by supporting students who demonstrate leadership and are enthusiastic about making a difference for fellow students.

This scholarship aims to support students in NJ who plan to spend their careers navigating the fashion industry.

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

This scholarship aims to support first-generation undergraduate students who are looking to transfer schools.

This scholarship seeks to support high school seniors or undergraduate students who have lost a parent/legal guardian during their time in high school or college.

This scholarship will support two undergraduate students in their sophomore, junior, or senior years. Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA or higher and have at least one student loan.

This scholarship was created to help students of Hispanic descent in Florida who are planning to pursue a college or trade school education.

This scholarship seeks to support a graduating high school senior who will be the first in their family to attend a four-year university.

This scholarship aims to support female students who have autoimmune diseases in order to help them finish their degrees.

This scholarship in Memory of Dajah Moore will support a female, African American high school senior who is from Ohio.

This scholarship seeks to support female students in Massachusetts who are pursuing business degrees so they can afford to complete their education.

This scholarship seeks to boost African American representation in STEM by supporting students interested in studying STEM at HBCUs.