[Page 2] Best Scholarships for College Students in 2026

Open to female students in Puerto Rico at any level, from high school through graduate school.

Open to BIPOC, low-income high school seniors and undergraduates with volunteer experience pursuing technology, arts, or business.

Open to Pennsylvania undergraduates at four-year colleges pursuing healthcare, science, or education.

Open to Pacific Islander college and graduate students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Open to low-income undergraduate and trade school students in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction.

Open to Black male-identifying undergraduate and trade school students pursuing computer science.

Open to Panola College students in Texas entering their final semester of the Occupational Therapy Assistant program.

Open to students in Texas studying or planning to study history or architecture.

Open to underrepresented minority or first-generation students in North Carolina pursuing health or physical education.

Open to women in four-year nursing programs with at least a 3.5 GPA.

Open to all high school, college, and graduate students.

Open to high school, college, and graduate students who download the free Bold.org app and sign in.

Open to high school, college, and graduate students who complete more than 10 free Lucid surveys.

Open to female high school seniors, college, and graduate students who play golf.

Open to bachelor's and master's degree students studying STEM.

Open to high school students of every grade who are interested in college tips and resources.

Open to students with at least a 3.0 GPA pursuing careers in baking, pastry, or culinary arts.

Open to undergraduate and graduate students at eligible schools and majors who apply to jobs through WayUp.

Open to high school, college, and graduate students who have earned at least 500 Bold Points.

Open to freshmen, sophomores, and juniors at the University of Notre Dame studying business, finance, or economics.

Open to Black high school seniors and undergraduate students in North Carolina.

Open to low-income high school seniors, college, and trade school students in New York with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

Open to Filipino students from immigrant, refugee, or asylee families in high school, college, or graduate school.

Open to female students in Kansas or Nebraska pursuing careers in healthcare, including mental health.

Open to Black undergraduate students at HBCUs who have volunteer experience.

Open to bachelor's nursing students at four-year universities in Washington or Idaho.

Open to students of color or first-generation students in high school, college, or trade school.

Open to high school seniors and undergraduates who have faced a mental health challenge and study psychology, counseling, or social work.

Open to undergraduate students pursuing medicine, medical research, neuroscience, or psychology.

Open to undergraduates in Maryland or Virginia who have lost an immediate family member to cancer.