[Page 22] The Best Scholarships for High School Seniors with Upcoming Deadlines in 2024

This scholarship seeks to support students who have lost a sibling so they can find the strength to push on and continue pursuing their dreams.

This scholarship will support low-income, bachelor’s students at public universities who are working to pursue their dreams.

This scholarship will support one low-income student attending or planning to attend art school.

This scholarship will support one high school senior who goes above and beyond in various aspects of their life, such as charity work, athletics, goals, and more.

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 well-rounded students who excel both in the classroom and in their outside activities.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Gregory Chase Carter by supporting students who share his talent for poetry.

To honor the legacy of Marilyn Palmer, this scholarship exists and will support one American student who, instead of pursuing the ordinary undergraduate route, is interested in taking their studies to a trade/vocational school to harness their skills in a specific field.

This scholarship aims to support students who are pursuing higher education by reducing the financial burden of tuition.

This scholarship will honor the life of Otis Anderson Jr. and help support student athletes that are pursuing higher education.

This scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Herb Collins by supporting students who demonstrate the motivation and drive necessary to complete their education.

This scholarship aims to provide financial help to goal-oriented students who have survived difficult childhoods.

The bi-annual Asian American/Pacific Islander Scholarship is meant to encourage diversity in academia.

This scholarship celebrates Jessie Koci’s achievements by seeking out others cut from a similar cloth who seek to carve their own path by starting their own business.

This scholarship will support a Pennsylvania high school senior planning to pursue higher education.

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

This scholarship aims to raise awareness of mental illness by supporting minority athletes who have overcome adversity in life.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are committed to serving others so they can afford to pursue their academic goals.

This scholarship will support one woman in math who has large ambitions for her career and the impact she can have in the world of math and tech.

This scholarship honors the life of Loreen K. Odemu by supporting the next generation of nurses.

This scholarship aims to support students who are interested in working on environmental issues and improving the quality of people’s lives.

This scholarship will support a female high school student who is planning to study computer science.

This scholarship aims to honor the legacy of Jacob Naumann by supporting students who share his passion for music.

This scholarship will support students who are family members of fallen soldiers.

This scholarship exists to provide resources to Foundational Black Americans who are seeking higher education and need a monetary supplement to help achieve their educational goals.

This scholarship seeks to support a Black high school senior or undergraduate student who is studying in a STEM field.

This scholarship aims to support students pursuing majors in behavioral sciences so that they can go on to tackle the many social issues that they are faced with in the changing world.

This scholarship will support a high school senior from New York who has overcome adversity and has an interest in pursuing a career in public service.

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