[Page 2] The 150 Best Scholarships for High School Students in February 2026

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

This scholarship aims to simplify the college application process and help high school students get accepted to their dream colleges.

This scholarship will be awarded to the student whose Bold.org profile is the most bold, and who has earned at least 300 Bold Points.

This scholarship will be awarded to the student whose Bold.org profile is the most bold, and who has earned at least 400 Bold Points.

This scholarship will be awarded to the student whose Bold.org profile is the most bold, and who has earned at least 200 Bold Points.

This scholarship is perfect for students interested in college tips and resources.

This exclusive no-essay scholarship is for anyone thinking through how to pay for college.

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

This scholarship is a perfect fit for high school students interested in attending faith-based colleges or universities.

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 1000 Bold Points.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Everett Frank by supporting students who share his positive qualities and are determined to live life to the fullest.

This scholarship seeks to support students who have lost close family members and fought to continue pursuing their goals.

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 supports determined students who want to be at the forefront of aeronautics or aerospace and need additional financial assistance to achieve their goals.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Tebra Laney Hopson by supporting students who share her love of learning.

This scholarship aims to support under-privileged students so they can complete their education and make an impact through their careers.

This scholarship will support a female high school student who practices Christianity.

This scholarship aims to support students who are preparing to pursue higher education so they can benefit from all of the opportunities available to them.

This scholarship will support a college student studying veterinary medicine.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Wolf Gustaveson by supporting students who share his passion for automotive technology.

This scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Patrick Moore by supporting students who are preparing to make the jump from high school to college in order to achieve their goals.

This scholarship will support one student in high school, undergraduate, or graduate school student who has Neurofibromatosis (NF) and/or a learning disability of any variety.

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

This scholarship aims to support students from Claremont International High School as they prepare to pursue the next stage of their academic journeys.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Kenneth Hartzler by supporting the next generation of basketball players.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life and legacy of Mr. Baker by supporting students in Texas who are pursuing higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support BIPOC and multicultural women who are pursuing studies related to the creation of children’s picture books.

This scholarship aims to support young women as they prepare to finish their high school years and begin college.