[Page 2] The 90 Best No-Essay Scholarships to Apply for in February 2026

This scholarship aims to support students who are looking for free and easy opportunities to improve their finances.

This scholarship seeks to support underrepresented high school students who are passionate about pursuing careers in STEM.

This scholarship is a perfect opportunity for high school students interested in attending Catholic Colleges or Universities.

This scholarship seeks to support opinionated students who want to make their voices heard in order to drive change.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are passionate about taking charge of their futures and pursuing the education they desire.

This scholarship aims to support students who are fans of "Love Island" and are invested in the stories on screen.

This scholarship is perfect for students who care about Bold Points, winning scholarships, and taking charge of their financial health.

The world will be shaped by the bold—the fighters, the risk-takers, the earnest overachievers who won’t take no for an answer. The $25,000 “Be Bold” Scholarship is a no-essay scholarship that will be awarded to the applicant with the boldest profile.

This scholarship will be awarded to the student whose Bold.org profile is the most bold, and who has earned at least 100 Bold Points.

This scholarship will be awarded to the student whose Bold.org profile is the most bold, and who has earned at least 500 Bold Points.

This scholarship seeks to support fans of Wicked who are excited about the new movie adaptation of the story!

This scholarship aims to support students of color and/or students who are members of marginalized minority groups as they pursue their ambitions.

This scholarship seeks to preserve the memory and legacy of Audrey Claire Todd by supporting students from Colorado and raising awareness of drunk driving.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are multifaceted and committed to both STEM and the arts.

This scholarship seeks to support college students pursuing their educational dreams without the barriers of traditional scholarship.

This scholarship seeks to support students attending Lakeville North High School in Minnesota.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Matt Preziose by supporting students studying art.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of J.D. Currin by supporting students at Eastern Randolph High School or Providence Grove High School who are preparing to leave high school and begin their pursuit of higher education.

By embracing diverse avenues for personal growth, anyone can conquer the challenges of life and attain the pinnacle of success.

This scholarship seeks to honor the impactful life of Susan Jeanne Grant by supporting students who have demonstrated compassion throughout high school.

This scholarship seeks to support faithful students who have a history of giving back to their communities and serving others.

This scholarship aims to recognize and support current student performers who exemplify the spirit, dedication, and camaraderie that have long defined the Florida State University Flying High Circus.

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

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

This scholarship aims to support students who wrestle and demonstrate the values of sportsmanship and teamwork.

This scholarship aims to help fund students’ pursuits of dreaming bigger dreams, being tough-minded optimists, and pursuing opportunities larger than their current conditions.

This scholarship aims to support Marlborough High School students who are preparing to begin their pursuit of higher education.

This scholarship will support a BIPOC high school student in Arkansas who attends Star City High School, Dumas High School, or McGehee High School.

This scholarship seeks to reduce the cost of higher education by supporting students who are facing financial challenges.

This scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Christopher Charles Owan by supporting students who are pursuing careers in the mental health field.