Scholarship Source
Application
Deadline
Award Date
(If Known)
Amount
AFCEA Educational
Foundation Young
Entrepreneur Scholarship
June 1
$2,000
GPA: 3.0
Discipline
Open to students currently pursuing an
Specific; undergraduate or graduate degree in the hard science
General Use
or technology disciplines while employed by a small
business. Business majors with a minor in science or
technology are also eligible. Scholarship is intended
for students attending school on a part-time basis,
whether at a two-year community college or
accredited university.
AFCEA General John A.
Wickham Scholarship
May 1
$2,000
GPA: 3.5
Discipline
Specific;
General Use
Open to full-time students working towards a degree
in electrical, computer, chemical systems or
aerospace engineering; computer science, physics;
mathematics; science or mathematics education;
technology management; or management information
systems.
AGC (Associated General
Contractors of America)
Education and Research
Foundation Scholarship
November 3
$2500-$3750
GPA: 2.0
Discipline
Specific;
General Use
Must be pursuing a degree in construction or
construction-related engineering. A dual degree with
construction or construction-related engineering as
one part is acceptable. Eligibility requirements differ
for undergraduate students and graduate students.
AIGA St. Louis Design
Scholarship
January 31
$500
Discipline
Specific;
General Use
Open to students currently pursuing an
undergraduate or graduate degree in the design, art,
or digital media disciplines. The scholarship is
intended for students currently enrolled in a part-time
or full-time post-secondary program at an accredited
community college or university.
Alliance/Merck Ciencia March 15, April
(Science) Hispanic 15, October 15
Scholars Program (depending on
$2,000
Identity Open to Hispanic college students pursuing a degree
Specific;
in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math
Discipline
(STEM).
Specific
Up to $4000
Study Abroad;
Open to U.S. citizens enrolled in a U.S. college who
General Use plan to study in Japan and earn credit from their home
institution degree program.
semester
traveling)
American Association of
Teachers of Japanese
October 8
Spring
semester
Minimum Search Terms
GPA (If
known)
Eligibility requirements
Amideast Scholarships March 15, April
Varies
$500-$2000
Study Abroad;
General Use
15, October 15
(depending on
semester
traveling)
Open to all students studying abroad in Egypt,
Jordan, Morrocco, Oman, and Tunisia; preference
given to first-generation students and those from
groups traditionally underrepresented in study abroad
programs.
Amizade Global Service
Learning
Check website
for details
up to $1000
API Study Abroad
Scholarships
Varies by
semester
$250-$1,000
3.0 GPA
Identity Open to students accepted into an API study abroad
Specific; program. Several separate scholarship opportunities,
Membership
including some specifically for first-generation
Required students. Students must demonstrate financial need.
Asian & Pacific Islander
American Scholarship Fund
January 13
Not Specified
GPA: 2.7
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Audre Lorde Memorial
Prose Prize
December 31
$250
Auxiliary of United
Transportation Union
Scholarship Fund
March 31
$1,000/annually
Benjamin Franklin Travel
Grant
April 15
up to $1500
Discipline Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are at
Specific; least 18 years old and double majoring in French and
Identity Specific
some other degree program.
Benjamin A. Gilman
International Scholarship
March 5,
October 1
(depending on
semester)
Up to $5000
Identity Specific
Varies
Membership
Open to all students enrolled in an Amizade Global
Required,
Service learning course; preference is given to
General Use students with financial need and who have never had
travel abroad experience.
GPA: 2.0
Open to students of Asian and/or Pacific Islander
ethnicity and who are citizens, national, or legal
permanent residents of the U.S.
Discipline Open to feminist writers of fiction or prose. Requires
Specific;
submission of a work on Lorde's work.
General Use
Membership
Open to children, stepchildren, grandchildren and
Required, step-grandchildren of living UTU Auxiliary members in
Identity
good standing. When applying for scholarship, the
Specific;
Auxiliary member must have been a member for at
General Use
least one year as of March 31 in the year of the
scholarship application and maintain membership
through the duration of the scholarship award.
Applicants must be 25 years of age or younger.
Open to any applicant who receives Pell Grant aid
and is accepted into a credit-bearing program abroad
where s/he will spend at least four weeks in one
country (excluding Cuba or any countries on U.S.
Watch List). Preference given to first-generation,
underrepresented students with financial need and
those who have never studied abroad before.
Betty Stevens-Frecknall
Scholarship
May 31
Not Specified
GPA: 3.0
Open to full-time undergraduate students who have
completed at least one full semester of college, and
have declared a major in computer
science/CIS/MIS/IT. Applicants must also be an active
AITP student member.
Bill Kane Scholarship,
Undergraduate Scholarship
Check website
for details
$1,000
GPA: 3.3
Open to any full-time student officially recognized as
an undergraduate health education major at an
accredited college or university. The student must
have sophomore, junior, or senior status at the time of
application.
Boren Awards
February 5
up to $20,000
Business Technology
Association
May 1
$1,000-$1,500
The Chick Evans Caddie See website for
details.
Scholarship
Full tuition and
housing
GPA: 3.0
Membership
specific;
General use
July 1
$1,200
GPA: 3.5
$1,000
GPA: 3.0
Identity Open to nontraditional students enrolled at least halfSpecific;
time in School of Arts and Sciences or School of
Discipline
Education.
Specific;
Membership
Open to undergraduate Silver or Gold Award Girl
required:
Scouts who plan to study abroad.
General Use
Clara B. Small Scholarship
Corinne Jeannine Schillings See website for
details.
Foundation
Upon start of
program
abroad
Discipline
emphasis
Open to U.S. citizens enrolled in a U.S. institution of
higher education and studying abroad in a country
outside of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or
Western Europe. Preference is given to applicants
studying a less commonly taught language and an
interest in working for the U.S. Government.
Identity Open to the son or daughter of a principal or of a fullspecific;
time employee of a current BTA Retail Dealer
General use
Member, and a full-time student maintaining a class
schedule of at least 12 credit hours.
Open to individuals who have caddied, successfully
and regularly, for a minimum of two years and also
expected to caddie and/or work at their sponsoring
club during the summer when they apply for the
scholarship. Excellent academics: Candidates must
have completed their junior year of high school with
above a B average in college preparatory courses and
are required to take the ACT. Demonstrated financial
need: Candidates must clearly establish their need for
financial assistance. Outstanding character:
Candidates must be outstanding in character, integrity
and leadership.
Critical Language See website for
details.
Scholarship Program
Fully funded
program
CVS Caremark Corporate See website for
details.
Scholarship
Not Specified
DAAD Scholarship
Discipline
A U.S. Department of State language program that
Specific provides language instruction in a language of critical
need, including Arabic, Azerbaijani, Bangla, Chinese,
Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Persian,
Punjabi, Russian, Turkish and Urdu. Open to U.S.
citizens. Some programs require prior language
experience,
Identity
Specific:
General Use
April
Diversity Abroad See website for
details.
Scholarships
Open to second- and third-year students enrolled full
time who plan to study in Germany for a period of four
to 10 months.
$500-$2000
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Excellence in a Foreign
Language Scholaship
May 1/
October 25
Exxon Mobile Bernard
Harris Math and Science
Scholarship
April 2
$5,000
GPA: 3.0
Foundation for Global See website for
details.
Scholars
$1000-$2500
GPA: 2.5
Fund for Education Abroad See website for
Highly encourages applications from first-generation
and economically disadvantaged and students who
are members of racial minority groups
GPA: 3.3 Identity Specific Open to non-native speakers of the language of study
who attend a school in the IES Abroad Consortium.
Identity
Open to minority students interested in pursuing a
Specific; degree in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math.
Discipline Applicants must be accepted to a four-year college or
Specific;
university and plan to enroll full time.
General Use
Open to All
Citizens
Open to U.S. citizens enrolled in a U.S. college or
university where transfer credit from an academic
program abroad will be applied to your U.S. degree.
Up to $10,000
Open to All
Citizens;
Identity
Emphasis
Open to U.S. citizens who plan to study abroad for at
least four weeks. Preference is given to those with
financial need, students from underrepresented
backgrounds, and those who will be studying with a
language or service emphasis.
$500
Discipline
specific
Open to students who participate in an International
Service Learning project. Eligible students must
receive credit for their participation and the program
must have a service component.
details.
Fund for International See website for
details.
Service Learning
Open to children of full-time CVS employees. The
student is either a high school senior or current
college student who will be enrolled in a 2- or 4-year
accredited U.S.-based college, junior college or
university leading to a recognized undergraduate
degree.
Golden Key Study Abroad
Scholarship
July 1
$1,000
Membership
Required;
Study Abroad
Only
Open to Golden Key members who are current
college students and either currently enrolled in or
accepted in a study abroad program.
Greater St. Louis Art
Association
Check website
in January for
details
up to $1,500
Discipline
Specific ;
General Use
Open to students who file a basic information form
and submitting photos or slides of their art work.
Scholars are chosen by the merit of their work only.
The applicant must submit a fully completed
application with six images of his or her recent art
work, whether digital images (preferred), slides or
photographs.
Hawthorne Players Duckie
Demere Scholarship
April 1
Not Specified
Discipline
Open to students who have demonstrated talent,
specific: interest and effort in the performing arts, especially in
General Use
the community. Participation in Hawthorne Players
and other community theater productions will be
considered.
Hilary Echo Douglas See website for
details
Memorial Scholarship
Varies
Open to All Open to students who are U.S. citizens or permanent
Citizens
residents who plan to study abroad for at least four
weeks. Preference given to those who show an
interest in Vietnam and giving back to a global
community.
Application
period over.
Check again
next year.
$1,000-$5,000
GPA: 3.0
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Independent Order of Odd See website for
details.
Fellows - Loan Program
Freshman year
$3,000
Sophomore year
$4,000
Junior year $4,000
Senior year
$5,000
GPA: 2.0
Membership Open to members or students have a relative who is
required:
an active member of an Odd Fellow or Rebekah
General use Lodge. A maximum of $16,000 can be borrowed for a
LOAN ONLY complete course of four years or more. The maximum
is $5,000 for one year of study. All applicants must
be attending school halftime or more to be eligible.
May 15
$2,000
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Independent Order of Odd
Fellows - Charles J. &
Christine Wirz Scholarship
Open to students of Hispanic heritage who are U.S.
citizens or legal permanent residents. The online
application system will tell students for which
scholarship programs they qualify.
Open to all:
Open to students who have completed one grading
General Use period in a College or University. The application must
have a Lodge endorsement.
Independent Order of Odd
Fellows - Glenn Coursey
Agriculture Scholarship
May 15
$3,000
Membership Open to members of the Order or have a relative who
required:
is a member of an Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge.
Discipline
The application must be signed by the Secretary of
specific:
the Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge to verify
General Use
membership.Students who have completed one
semester in college in an agriculture field and have an
average to above average academic record. They
must show a need for financial assistance,
demonstrate leadership ability, be enrolled in an
accredited two or four year college, university or
vocational-technology school and pursue a career in
agriculture.
Independent Order of Odd
Fellows - Ingstrom Trust
Regional Scholarship
May 15
$3,000
Membership Open to members of the Order or have a relative who
required;
is a member of an Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge.
General Use Applicants must have completed one grading period
in a College or University. The Application must be
signed by the Secretary of the Odd Fellow or
Rebekah Lodge to verify membership.
Independent Order of Odd
Fellows - Non-Traditional
Scholarship
May 15
Not Specified
Membership
Open to members, or have a relative who is a
required:
member of an Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge.
General Use. Applicants should be at least 30 years of age and not
dependent upon parents or another person for
support, or be married and not dependent upon
parents or another person, other than your spouse,
for support, or be supporting your own child and not
dependent upon parents or another person for
support. Hold a high school degree or its equivalent.
Apply and be accepted into a degree program at an
accredited college or university. Enroll in college.
Demonstrate financial need. Applicants must be, or
have a relative who is a member of an Odd Fellow or
Rebekah Lodge. The Application must be signed by
the Secretary of the applicant or relative's Odd Fellow
or Rebekah Lodge, with the Lodge seal affixed, to
verify membership.
Independent Order of Odd
Fellows - Odd Fellows &
Rebekahs Vocational
Technology Scholarship
May 15
$1,000
Membership Open to members of the Order or have a relative who
required;
is a member of an Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge.
General Use
The application must be signed by the Secretary of
the Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge to verify
membership.
Jaycees Scholarships
up to $3000
General Use
Open to U.S. citizens demonstrating financial need.
John T. Belcher
Scholarship
January 13
$750-$1,500
Kelly Lynn Lutz Scholarship
January 10
$1,000-$4,000
Kevin Jetton Service
Scholarship
May 31
Not Specified
Kids' Chance of Missouri
Scholarship for Children of
Missouri's Seriously Injured
Workers
April 30 &
October 30
Not Specified
Kiwanis Earl Collins
Scholarship Foundation
Check website
for details
$750
La Unidad Latina
Foundation Scholarship
February 15
$250-$1,000
LEAP Scholarships for
College and Minority
College Students
February 28
$1,250
Membership
Required;
General Use
Resident of Missouri (or child of MSCPA member)
enrolled in a college or university in Missouri at least
12 course hours as an Accounting major.
Letters Scholarship for
Mature Women
October 1
$1,000
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to female U.S. citizens aged 35 and over.
LewerMark Scholarship
March 5
$1,250
Identity
Specific;
General Use
An essay contest based on applicant's response to a
question about the importance of international
education.
Distributed in
two
installments
over semester
of study
Membership
Required;
General Use
Open to members of the Future Builders Foundation
General Use; Open to students who have lost the life of at least one
Identity Specific
parent to cancer before the age of 22.
GPA: 3.0
Discipline
Open to full-time undergraduate students who have
Specific;
completed at least one full semester of college, and
General Use;
have declared a major in computer
Membership science/CIS/MIS/IT. Applicants must also be an active
Required
AITP student member
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to individuals whose parent has sustained a
serious injury or a fatality in a Missouri work related
accident covered by workers’ compensation.
GPA: 3.3
General Use
Open to individuals applying to Junior or Community
College, or a university. Evidence of motivation, i.e.
extracurricular activities. Statement on educational
plans and goals. Score at least 23 on ACT or in the
82nd percentile on the SAT. Two letters of
recommendation.
GPA: 2.8
Identity Open to Hispanic undergraduate or graduate students
Specific;
who have completed at least one year of
General Use
undergraduate and/or graduate study. Degrees
eligible: all Bachelor degrees and Master of Arts,
Master of Science, Master of Public
Administration/Policy, Master of Social Work, Master
of Education and Master of Divinity.
LivFund
Year round (2
scholarships
per month)
$500
Specific Open to anyone 18 and older interested in studying in
Countries
Latin America.
(Latin America)
Marguerite Ross Barnett
Memorial Scholarship
Early
application
encouraged, but
no deadline
Tuition Charged
for 6-9 Credit
Hours While
Enrolled Part Time
GPA: 2.5
General Use
Open to Missouri residents who are at least 18 years
old, enrolled at least half time, but less than full time
(6-11 credit hours), employed and compensated for at
least 20 hours per week. Only available at
participating Missouri schools. Must have FAFSA on
file by Aug. 1, 2013.
Masonic Scholarship Fund
Of Missouri Scholarships
March 31
$1000-$8000
GPA: 3.0
General Use
Applicants must be a graduate of a Missouri public
high school and enrolled or planning to enroll as a fulltime student (12 hours credit per semester or term) at
an accredited college or university in the United
States. Selection is made without regard to race,
creed, sex or country of origin.
Missouri Broadcasters
Association
March 31
Not Specified
GPA: 3.0
Discipline
Open to Missouri residents and must be enrolled or
Specific; planning to enroll in a broadcast or related curriculum,
which provides training and expertise applicable to a
broadcast operation.
Missouri Conservation
Agents Association
February 1
$500
GPA: 2.5
Discipline
Specific;
Open to Missouri residents pursuing a degree in
biology, wildlife management, forestry, fisheries,
ecology, agriculture, criminal justice, or a field of study
closely related to the preceding subjects.
Missouri Council of the
Blind Scholarship Program
May 1
Not Specified
GPA: 2.0
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to any legally blind Missourian pursuing a full
time course of study at the college and graduate
levels. In as much as possible this committee shall
consult with the Rehabilitation Services of the Blind to
determine their assessments of the applicant and the
amount of assistance which will be provided by that
agency.
Missouri DECA See website for
details.
Scholarships Bud
Hartley Memorial
President’s Scholarship
$1,000
Program Open to individuals who are successfully participating
Specific
in the internship component of a DESE approved
Marketing or Cooperative Career Education program
and being an active DECA member.
Missouri DECA See website for
details.
Scholarships Kent
McDaniel Memorial
Scholarship
$1,000
Identity
Open to students whose life has been positively
specific; impacted as a result of their involvement in Marketing
General Use
or Cooperative Career Education and DECA.
Missouri DECA See website for
details.
Scholarships Lead a
Legacy Scholarship
Missouri DECA See website for
details.
Scholarships Lester B.
Kesterson Scholarship
$1,000
General Use
Open to students who exemplify qualities of servant
leadership and a spirit of making a positive difference
through community service.
$1,000
Identify Open to individuals in a DESE approved Marketing or
Specific;Memb Co- operative Career Education program, be an active
ership DECA member and must attend the State CDC as a
competitive event participant.
Missouri DECA See website for
details.
Scholarships Tom Wilson
Scholarship
$1,000
Identity
Open to students whose life has been positively
Specific; impacted as a result of their involvement in Marketing
Membership
or Cooperative Career Education and DECA.
Missouri Department of
The American Legion Joseph J. Frank
Scholarship
April 20
$500
Membership
Required
Open to students who attended a full session of
Missouri Boys / Girls State. Applicant must be the
descendant of a veteran having served 90 days on
active duty in the Army, Air Force,
Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard of the United
States, and having an honorable discharge. Applicant
must also be a resident of the State of Missouri.
Missouri Department of
The American Legion Charles L. Bacon Memorial
Scholarship
Missouri Department of
The American Legion Commanders Scholarship
April 20
$500
Membership
Required
Open to members of The American Legion Family,
i.e., Legion Member, Auxiliary Member,
S.A.L. Member, or a descendant* of any member
thereof. Must be a resident of the state of Missouri.
April 20
$1,000
Membership Applicant must have served in the U.S. Army, Navy,
Required; Marines, Air Force or Coast Guard for a minimum of
General Use,
90 days and received an Honorable Discharge.
Missouri Applicant must be enrolled or accepted, as a full time
Residency student, in an accredited vocational technical college,
college or university in the state of Missouri. Applicant
must be a resident of the state of Missouri.
Missouri Department of
The American Legion Lillie Lois Ford Scholarship
April 20
$1,000
Identity Open to students who have attended a full session of
Specific; Missouri Boys State, Missouri Girls State, or Missouri
General Use
Cadet Patrol Academy. Must be a descendant of a
veteran having served 90 days on active duty in the
Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard
of the United States, and having an honorable
discharge.
Missouri Department of
The American Legion M.D. Jack Murphy
Memorial Nurses Training
Scholarship
April 20
$750
Identity Open to students planning a career as a Registered
Specific; Nurse. Applicant must graduate in the top 40 percent
General Use
of his/her class; and, must be the descendant of a
veteran having served 90 days on active duty in the
Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard
of the United States, and having an honorable
discharge.
Missouri Department of
The American Legion
Erman W. Taylor Memorial
Scholarship
April 20
$500
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to students who are the descendant of a
veteran having served 90 days on active duty in the
Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard
of the United States, and having an honorable
discharge. Applicant must be planning a major in
education, and be a resident of the state of Missouri.
Missouri ETV Program
Check website
for details
$5,000
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to current or former foster students who meet
one of the following criteria: Is currently eligible for
Chafee services. This includes students that have
exited Children's Division custody at age 17 and a half
or later until the age of 21.
Or was adopted from foster care with the adoption
finalized AFTER your 16th birthday.
Or was placed in kinship guardianship from foster
care after your 16th birthday
Missouri Future Business
Leaders of America (FBLA)
Charles A Newman
Scholarship
Check website
for details
Not specified
Membership
Requirement;
General Use
The student must be a current member of the
Missouri Chapter of Future Business Leaders of
America (FBLA) who is nominated by their instructor
[who must be a current active member of Missouri
Business Educators Association (MBEA)]
Missouri Future Business See website for
details.
Leaders of America (FBLA)
Joanne Newcomer
Scholarships
Not specified
Membership
Requirement;
General Use
Student must be a current member of the Missouri
Chapter of FBLA, PBL, or a student business
organization at the college level. Student must be
nominated by their instructor [who must be a current
active member of Missouri Business Educators
Association (MBEA)]
March 1
Not specified
General Use;
Program
Specific
Open to students seeking further education in
facilities maintenance related fields. This training
includes but is not limited to: Electrical; Heating,
Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC), Automated
HVAC Control Systems, Plumbing, and Carpentry.
Missouri School Plant
Managers Association
(MSPMA) Scholarship
Missouri State Fair Youth in
Agriculture Scholarship
February 1
$1,000-$2,500
Missouri State Thespians
Check website
for details
Not specified
National Association of
Women in Construction Construction Trades
Scholarship
March 15
$500-$2,500
National Association of
Women in Construction Undergraduate Scholarship
March 15
$1,000-$2,000
Norwood Hills Scholarship
April 15
$2,500
GPA: 2.5
GPA: 3.0
Membership
Requirement;
General Use
Individuals must have participated in the Missouri
State Fair as a youth exhibitor in the FFA or 4-H
divisions. Individuals must be high school seniors at
time of application and be an active 4-H or FFA
member at the time that the scholarship is awarded.
Active membership is based on the national
constitution guidelines for FFA and state guidelines
for 4-H.
Membership
Requirement;
General Use
Open to individuals willing to become, or who are,
members of ITS before the application is submitted
and must be a delegate to the conference in order to
audition for a scholarship. Scholarship applicants
must be sponsored by their director.
Program
Specific;
General Use
Open to individuals who are currently enrolled in a
construction-related training program which is
approved by the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training,
community college, technical school or equivalent.
Applicant must be obtaining training in a constructionrelated craft or trade.
Program
Specific;
General Use
Open to individuals who are currently enrolled in a
construction-related degree program at a school in
the United Sates and must have a least one term
remaining in a course of study leading to a degree or
an associate degree in a construction-related field.
High school seniors are not eligible. Applicant must
desire a career in a construction-related field.
Applicant must be enrolled full-time (minimum of 12
hours). Applicant must have a current cumulative
GPA or 3.0 or higher to be considered for awards.
Membership Open to academically qualified full time employees of
Requirement; Norwood Hills Country Club, St. Louis, Missouri and
General Use
their dependents. The applicants selected to be
recipients will demonstrate financial need as a student
at an accredited trade school, college or university,
and be either 1) an employee enrolled full-time or parttime in a certificate or undergraduate degree program;
or 2) a dependent child of an employee enrolled fulltime.
Pat Parker Poetry Award
July 31
$250
Phi Kappa Phi Study
Abroad Grants
April 1
Point Foundation
Scholarship
February 10
Varies
Pride St. Louis:John Van
Voris LGBTQA Scholarship
April 30
$1,000
JulySeptember
$1,000
Identity
Open to black, lesbian, feminist poets. Requires the
Specific; submission of a poem on issues to this community or
General Use
on the life of Pat Parker.
GPA: 3.75
General Use
Open to students enrolled at an institution with an
active Phi Kappa Phi chatper who plan to study
abroad between May 1 and June 30.
Identity Please review current scholar bios which are posted
Specific; on Point's website, each biography demonstrating the
General use qualities and experiences of our current scholars and
alumni. Very strong academic performance is one
characteristic that Point seeks in all its applicants and
subsequent scholars. Additionally, proven leaderships
skills and the desire to make a difference in the world
are highly valued. Each person who applies for a
Point Scholarship is evaluated on the totality of their
situation. Marginalization, financial need, academic
achievement, personal merit, leadership, involvement
in the LGBTQ community, professional experiences,
personal and future goals are all taken into
consideration.
GPA: 2.5
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to St. Louis area students who are selfidentified as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender,
questioning (LGBTQ), a student child of an LGBT
parent or student ally of the LGBT community. There
is no maximum age limitation. Applicants must be in
the process of applying to, or currently attending a
post-secondary undergraduate institution (college,
university, community college or vocational school).
Public Service Officer or No deadline, but
Employee's Child Survivor encourage early
application
Grant
Acutal tuition
charged for 12
credit hours at
school of
attendance
Check website
for details
$1,000
Rainbow Scholarship See website for
Varies
Puerto Rican Society
Open to individuals who are: a public safety officer
permanently and totally disabled in the line of duty, a
spouse of a public safety officer killed or permanently
and totally disabled in the line of duty, or a child
(natural, adopted or stepchild) of a public safety
officer or a Missouri Department of Transportation
employee engaged in the construction or
maintenance of the state's highways, roads, and
bridges killed or permanently and totally disabled in
the line of duty; and less than 24 years of age (applies
only to dependent children)
GPA: 3.0
Open to Hispanic students from the St. Louis region
(includes Missouri and Illinois) with high credentials
and superior academic qualifications that are U.S.
citizens and/or legal residents.
Open to LGBTQI students who are US citizens or
permanent residents who plan to study abroad for at
least four weeks.
details.
Robert Half
Technology/AITP Student
Scholarship
February 25
$2,500
GPA: 3.0
Rotary Club Scholarship
Membership Open to full-time undergraduate or graduate students
Required;
who are AITP student members and pursuing an
Discipline
information technology degree.
Specific
Study Abroad
Only
Contact local Rotary club for details
Scholarship Foundation of
Saint Louis Interest Free
Loan
April 15 &
November 15
$1,000-$7,000
GPA: 2.0
General Use
LOAN ONLY
Open to individuals who are a permanent resident of
Saint Louis city or Missouri counties of Saint Louis,
Franklin, Jefferson, Lincoln, St. Charles or Warren; or
Illinois counties of Clinton, Jersey, Madison, Monroe,
or St. Clair for at least two years prior to the date of
the application; demonstrate financial need; enroll in
an accredited not-for-profit higher education
institution.
Security Traders
Association of St. Louis
Scholarship
May 15
Varies
GPA: 2.5
Membership
Required;
General Use
Open to a full time employee, a spouse of a full time
employee, or the dependent child of a full time
employee of a Security Traders Association of St.
Louis member firm.
St. Anthony's Medical
Center Memmolo Memorial
Scholarship
April 15
$1,500
GPA: 2.8
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to children or employees of St. Anthony's
Medical Center who are pursuing a career in the
health care field and demonstrate financial need.
St. Anthony's Medical
Center Foundation
Academic Excellence
Scholarship
April 15
$10,000
GPA: 3.5
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to children of St. Anthony's employees who
have achieved outstanding academic records and
demonstrate the St. Anthony's values of "excellence
through teamwork and mutual respect" as well as
"compassion and respect for all persons."
St. Louis Area Hotel See website for
details.
Association Scholarship
Program
$2,500
GPA: 2.3
Discipline Open to individuals studying within the hospitality field
Specific;
and attending McKendree University, Lindenwood
General Use University, University of Phoenix, St. Louis University,
L’Ecole Culinare, University of Central Missouri State,
St. Louis Community College-Forest Park and
University of Missouri.
January 15
$1,000
GPA: 3.0
Discipline Major in the Mental Health Field. High school senior,
Specific; or undergraduate student whose home town is in the
General Use
Greater St. Louis area. The geographical area
extends to Southern IL, Cape Girardeau, Hannibal check the geographical location on the Internet
address online.
St. Louis County Police See website for
details.
Welfare Association
Scholarships
April 15
St. Louis Municipal Bond
Club Clark and Mildred Cox
Scholarship
$1,000
St. Louis Area Mensa
Healthy Minds Scholarship
$1,000-$2,500
Identity
Specific;
General Use
GPA: 3.0
Open to dependents of Department employees who
demonstrate both an interest and financial need to
further their education
Membership Open to students who are or are related to members
Required;
in good standing with the St. Louis Municipal Bond
General Use Club. Students must also attend college full time at an
accredited college or university pursuing an
undergraduate degree.
Stacy Smith Foundation
Scholarships
March 1
$500
GPA: 2.53.0
General Use
Three different scholarships are offered. Eligibility
requirements vary: candidates for the Academic
Scholarship must have an overall 3.3 GPA or higher,
submit a letter of recommendation from one teacher
in a major course of study, and must complete a
typed,150-word essay explaining why they are
deserving of the scholarship. Candidates for our
athletic scholarship must have an overall GPA of 3.0
or higher, be a member of a high school athletic
team,submit a letter of recommendation from one
coach, and must also complete a typed, 150-word
essay explaining why they are deserving of the
scholarship. Candidates for our Hardship Scholarship
must already be enrolled in college, have an overall
2.5 GPA or higher, and must also complete a typed,
250-word essay explaining their situation, their
contribution to the community and why they are
deserving of the scholarship.
Susan G. Komen for the
Cure College Scholarship
October 15
$10,000
GPA: 2.8
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to students who have lost a parent/guardian to
breast cancer and students who are breast cancer
survivors diagnosed at 25 years or younger.
Talbots Scholarship
Foundation
Application
period over.
Check again
next year.
$15,000-$30,000
The Bobby Orf #17
Friends Scholarship
April 15
$2,500
Identity
Specific;
General Use
The Bobby Orf #17 Scholarship is open to students
who have received services from the Friends of Kids
with Cancer. The scholarship supports the student’s
post secondary education.
The Bobby Orf #17
Scholarship
January 15
$5,000
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to students who are dedicated hockey players.
The Fred E. Kiefer and
Florence E. Kiefer
Scholarship
April 15
$500
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to individuals who are an active church
member, maintain a grade point average of B or
better, have no police record, and reside in the St.
Louis metropolitan area.
Identity
Open to women who have earned a high school
Specific; diploma or GED on or before September 2002; and,
General Use are planning to enroll or are already enrolled in a fullor part-time two or four year college or university.
Must have at least two semesters (24 credit hours or
more) remaining to complete an undergraduate
degree as of the beginning of the 2012 fall academic
term.
GPA: 3.0
The Friends of Saint Louis
Municipal School of
Nursing Scholarship
March 19
$500-$1,000
Discipline Open to undergraduate students attending accredited
Specific;
nursing programs located in the City of St. Louis,
General Use
demonstrating financial need.
The Gates Millennium
Scholars
January 11
Not Specified
The Greater St Louis
Mothers of Twins Club
February 15
Not Specified
The Jewish Community
Foundation of St. Louis The Blanche and Irving
Miller Scholarship Fund
April 30
$1,000
Discipline
Specific;
General Use
The Blanche and Irving Miller Scholarship Fund
provides $1,000 scholarships to deserving and
qualified students who are enrolled in accredited
colleges or universities and pursuing degrees in
professional fields including, but not limited to, law,
medicine, hospital administration and journalism. This
fund was established through a bequest from the
estate of Blanche and Irving Miller.
The Jewish Community
Foundation of St. Louis The L. Allen Zorensky Fine
Arts Loan Fund
April 30
$5,000
Discipline
Specific;
General Use
LOAN ONLY
The L. Allen Zorensky Fine Arts Loan Fund provides
interest-free loans of up to $5,000 to students
pursuing a fine arts degree from a recognized
institution or fine arts program. The loan is available
to high school and college students. The Loan is due
five years after the student graduates or leaves the
program. This Fund was established in memory of L.
Allen Zorensky by his aunt and other family members.
The Jewish Community
Foundation of St. Louis The Richard L. Levis, Jr.
Memorial Scholarship
April 30
$1,000
General Use
The Richard L. Levis, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
provides up to $1,000 in scholarship money to college
or university students. The scholarships have no
restrictions with regard to curriculum, but the applicant
is required to demonstrate scholastic achievement
and financial need. This Fund is in memory of Richard
L. Levis, Jr.
GPA: 3.3
Identity
Open to African American, American Indian/Alaska
Specific; Native, Asian Pacific Islander American, and Hispanic
General Use
Americans who are a citizen, national or legal
permanent resident of the U.S.; and will enroll for the
first time at a U.S. college or university as a full-time,
degree seeking, first-year student.
Identity Open to multiple-birth students. The applicants must
Specific;
reside within the City of St Louis; the Missouri
General Use counties of Jefferson, Franklin, St. Charles, St. Louis,
or Warren; or, the Illinois counties of Clinton,
Madison, Monroe, or St. Clair.
The Next Step See website for
Not Specified
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Not specified
Discipline
Open to students within the St. Louis or Metro East
Specific;
area, acceptance to or attending an accredited
General Use college or university. Applicants must be majoring in a
program related to electronics, electronic
communications, electrical engineering, information
systems, computer science or technology, physics or
mathematics.
details.
The Scott-St. Louis See website for
details.
Chapter of the Armed
Forces Communications
and Electronics Association
(AFCEA)
Tourism Cares
April 1
Urban League of
Metropolitan St. Louis
B.T. Hurt Scholarship
Open to individuals who are recovering alcoholics
and/or chemical dependents. They must be actively
involved in a 12-step program, be involved in
service/volunteer work, and show financial need.
$1000-$5000
GPA: 3.0
Discipline
Specific;
General Use
February 18
Not specified
GPA: 2.0
Identity Open to individuals who are residents of the St. Louis
Specific; metropolitan area; between the ages of 17-22 years
General Use
old; participate in over 60 hours of a
community/volunteer activity.
Urban League of See website for
details.
Metropolitan St. Louis
Leslie Scholarship
Not specified
GPA: 2.0
Identity Open to individuals who are residents of the St. Louis
Specific; metropolitan area; between the ages of 17-22 years
General Use
old; participate in over 60 hours of a
community/volunteer activity.
Urban League of
Metropolitan St. Louis UMB
William Robinson Memorial
Check website
for details
Not specified
GPA: 3.0
Identity
Specific;
Discipline
Specific;
General Use
William R. Reaugh
Scholarship
Check website
in January
Not specified
GPA: 3.0
Discipline
Open to full-time undergraduate students who have
Specific;
completed at least one full semester of college, and
Membership
have declared a major in computer
Required; science/CIS/MIS/IT. Applicants must also be an active
General Use
AITP student member.
Women's Transportation
Seminar Molitoris
Leadership Scholarship
Jan. 20
$3,000
GPA: 3.0
Discipline
Specific;
General Use
Summer
Open to full- or part-time upper-level (sophomore,
junior, senior, graduate) student in a 2- or 4-year
program in hospitality, tourism or travel-related
program.
Open to individuals planning to major in business,
business administration, finance, accounting, or
human resources. Applicants must be a U.S. citizen
and resident of the St. Louis metropolitan area;
between the ages of 17-22 years old; participate in
over 60 hours of a community/volunteer activity.
Open to women currently enrolled in an
undergraduate degree program in a transportationrelated field, such as transportation engineering,
planning, finance or logistics.
Zonta Club of St. Louis See website for
details.
Womens' Another Chance
(WAC) Scholarships
Not to exceed
$7000 over course
of scholarship
GPA: 2.5
Identity
Specific;
General Use
Open to single mothers, 24 years of age and over.
Applicants must demonstrate financial inability to
attain further education/training without the
scholarship; provide a copy of the last two year’s
Income Tax Returns, (Forms 1040, W-2 Forms and/or
1099s); be a legally single parent of at least one child;
and must be the parent who has the sole
responsibility for rearing the child or children.