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A Brown University field-based environmental leadership program, run in several U.S. wilderness locations each summer.
Eligibility: Grades 9–12, worldwide. Tuition applies; need-based aid available. (Deadline estimated — rolling admission from January.)
Reopens on a rolling basis—check the listing anytime.
A large no-essay giveaway scholarship run periodically throughout the year by the ScholarshipOwl platform. It's designed as a low-effort entry point for students building out a broader scholarship application strategy.
Eligibility: U.S. students of any grade level or major who create a free ScholarshipOwl profile.
Reopens on a rolling basis—check the listing anytime.
A rolling, no-essay scholarship where a winner is chosen based on the boldness of their Bold.org profile rather than grades or a written essay. It runs on monthly application cycles throughout the year.
Eligibility: Students at any education level, school, field of study, or GPA; profile-based application through Bold.org.
Reopens on a rolling basis—check the listing anytime.
Provides foster youth in California with up to $4,500 a year toward education and living costs, with no minimum GPA requirement. It's meant to remove financial barriers for students transitioning out of the foster care system.
Eligibility: Current or former California foster youth who were in foster care between ages 16-18 and have not yet turned 26, enrolled at least half-time in college or vocational training.
Usually reopens around July 2027—check the listing to confirm.
A quick-entry monthly sweepstakes-style scholarship that requires only a short application with no essay. It's aimed at reducing the time barrier to applying for scholarship money.
Eligibility: U.S. residents 16 or older who are high school juniors/seniors or currently enrolled college students (or their parents).
Reopens on a rolling basis—check the listing anytime.
Supports LGBTQ+ students and allies in California pursuing higher education.
Eligibility: California high school seniors and college students active in the LGBTQ+ community.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
A tri-state foundation award funding students who give back to their communities.
Eligibility: College students from Indiana, Ohio, or Kentucky with financial need and community involvement.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
Recognizes high school students showing leadership on global issues through service and advocacy.
Eligibility: High school NSHSS members who demonstrate global leadership and service. Three awards given.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
Supports students who show an interest in international issues and cross-cultural understanding.
Eligibility: High school seniors and college students who demonstrate global awareness and community engagement. Six awards given.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
Louisiana state scholarship supporting students pursuing wildlife, forestry, and marine science degrees.
Eligibility: Louisiana residents studying wildlife, forestry, or marine science at an eligible in-state institution.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
A regional foundation award recognizing service and leadership in the Philadelphia area.
Eligibility: High school seniors from Pennsylvania or New Jersey with a record of community service.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
A regional foundation award supporting Black students from the Philadelphia area.
Eligibility: Black high school seniors from Pennsylvania or New Jersey. Two awards given.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
College Board awards entries for each college-planning step a student completes, with monthly $500 and $40,000 drawings — no minimum GPA.
Eligibility: High school students who complete college-planning steps like building a college list and completing the FAFSA; no GPA or essay required.
Reopens on a rolling basis—check the listing anytime.
A quick-entry monthly giveaway from SoFi with no essay requirement, open to students 18 and older.
Eligibility: High school seniors and college students age 18 or older.
Reopens on a rolling basis—check the listing anytime.
A low-barrier award open to both part-time and full-time students at any stage of their education.
Eligibility: Students 18 or older enrolled or planning to enroll part- or full-time.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
A California speech competition awarding students for original public speaking work.
Eligibility: California high school students who deliver or submit a speech on a designated theme.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
A Washington state award for students who are the first in their family to pursue a degree.
Eligibility: Washington state high school seniors and college students who are first in their family to attend college. (Deadline estimated.)
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
Florida's award covering the full cost of attendance for National Merit Scholars who stay in state for college.
Eligibility: Florida high school graduates who are National Merit Scholars attending an eligible Florida institution.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
A transfer and incoming student award at USM for Phi Theta Kappa honor society members.
Eligibility: Incoming students at the University of Southern Mississippi who are Phi Theta Kappa members.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
Recognizes top-ranked high school graduates enrolling at the University of Southern Mississippi.
Eligibility: High school valedictorians and salutatorians enrolling at the University of Southern Mississippi.
Usually reopens around August 2027—check the listing to confirm.
