[Page 5] The Best College Junior Scholarships with Upcoming Deadlines in 2026

This scholarship aims to support single mothers fron North Carolina or South Carolina who are balancing their education with their parental duties.

This scholarship is designed to support women in international trade who have a belief in facilitating efficient, secure trade and travel in the interest of mutual prosperity and industry diversity.

This scholarship is designed to provide one prospective GWU/GSPM student with aid to invigorate their passion for political management so they may harness the necessary skills to be a successful political professional of the future.

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 seeks to support California students and assess how well their grade school education prepared them for college.

This scholarship will support 15 undergraduate students who are part of a marginalized group.

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

To help students take control of their finances, we’ve partnered with Stride Funding to create this exclusive scholarship opportunity.

This scholarship exists to support and incentivize young women to pursue a degree in STEM and will be awarded to one high school senior or undergraduate student who will be attending university in the fall of 2022.

This scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Lee Avenatti by supporting students with a history of time spent in group homes or foster care.

This scholarship aims to support young women who are embarking on the transition from high school to college so they have the resources necessary to complete their degrees.

This scholarship seeks to support students who have food allergies or food sensitivities so they can navigate the world of higher education.

This scholarship will help undergraduate students pay for college textbooks.

This scholarship will support students who face mental health challenges and are active leaders in their community.

This scholarship will support students who believe in living a healthy lifestyle and are U.S. citizens or permanent legal residents.

This scholarship will support low-income female students studying in New York City.

This scholarship will support students who seek to improve the well-being of animals.

This scholarship will support high school seniors, undergraduates, or graduate students who love superfoods.

This scholarship will be awarded to two students who are passionate about contributing to public health through dentistry.

This scholarship aims to honor the legacy of Catherine Gipson by supporting Black students who are pursuing their college education at HBCUs.

This scholarship exists to celebrate the transition for students going back to school this fall.

This scholarship aims to honor individuality by supporting students from diverse backgrounds on their path to higher education.

This scholarship will honor the book “Stand and Yell” by supporting students who are seeking higher education.

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

This scholarship aims to support women who are pursuing their education in the aviation field.

To remember and honor the memory of Melinda Edwards-Jackson, this scholarship will support African-American, first-generation college students who plan to or are currently pursuing a degree in Nursing at Prairie View A&M University.

As a small way to create a more equal financial playing field, the Financial Freedom Scholarship exists to support an ambitious student who is motivated to improve his or her life through education.

This scholarship will support students who have taken a gap year from school.

This scholarship aims to support minority students so they can pursue higher education in STEM.

This scholarship seeks to support students who have been affected by a parent’s addiction so that they can pursue higher education.