Scholarships

The 10,000 Degrees Professional and Technical Training Scholarships are designed to assist Marin County students with substantial financial needs. These scholarships are specifically for those enrolled in vocational programs that lead to a license or certificate.Eligibility Criteria for Mission San Rafael ScholarshipApplicants must be residents of Marin, specifically residing in San Rafael, or be a graduating senior from a high school within the San Rafael Unified School District.They must be enrolled in a vocational program at an institution that is either accredited or approved by the state.The program they are enrolled in should be one that leads to a license...

2026 Health Sciences Scholarships for College Students Overview Multiple scholarship awards are available in 2026 for students currently enrolled in college who are pursuing health sciences. If you meet the criteria below, we encourage you to apply. Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a resident of New Jersey - Be currently enrolled at a U.S. college or university, majoring in nursing, social work, medical technology, or biology - Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 - Have a personal, advocacy, or professional connection to organ and tissue donation and transplantation Application status Application materials will be...

Introduction From its earliest days, Teague Law’s attorneys have stood up for people harmed in serious accidents throughout North Georgia and its surrounding rural communities. Now, the firm’s Ellijay personal injury lawyers are offering support to students who were raised in rural areas and whose lives have been affected by the justice system. About the Scholarship Teague Law is awarding the Justice in Rural Communities Scholarship — a $2,500 prize for a student who submits a compelling, up-to-1,000-word essay examining the distinct problems facing the justice system in rural communities. Applicants may be enrolled in or accepted to U.S. trade...

Overview The Annie T. Randall Innovator Award was created to honor emerging leaders in statistics from any employment sector and with any level of formal education. Named for Annie T. Randall — a Black woman whose groundbreaking work in government during a time of widespread racial discrimination made her a lasting role model — the prize celebrates individuals whose creativity and perseverance mirror her legacy. The Biometrics Section established the award in 2020. The annual monetary prize is $2,000. Who selects the award Recipients are chosen by the Annie T. Randall Innovator Award Committee. Eligibility - Intended for individuals in...

In February 2021 our family suffered an unexpected and profound loss when our brother John died. He left behind an enormous gap in the lives of those who loved him. John was a devoted brother, a caring and thoughtful son, a proud father and papa, and a much-loved nephew, cousin, friend, and colleague. John’s work as a journeyman lineman was central to his identity and gave him deep satisfaction. To honor that legacy, we established this scholarship to help students who are training for careers in the skilled industrial trades. John took great pride in his craft, and we want...

Overview Applicants must submit a completed application and required documents by February 17, 2025. Proof of acceptance to an accredited Historically Black College or University (HBCU) is also required; acceptance letters may be sent later, through April 11, 2025. The scholarship supports tuition and room and board; recipients may receive additional awards provided total aid does not exceed the cost of attendance. Eligibility To be considered, applicants must: - Be a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident. - Have finished high school or expect to finish with at least a 3.0 GPA on an unweighted 4.0 scale and be...