Scholarship List 2014-2015
Yellow= Local Scholarships
Green= Minority Students
Blue= Military Affiliated Students
Gray = Scholarships Affiliated with military family members
who were injured, disabled, or died while serving
#Name
Scout
1. of the Year
Scholarship
Omega
2. Psi Phi
Fraternity, Inc
Information
Active member of Boy Scout Troop,
Citizenship, Eagle Scout reward recipient ,
ages 15-18
Award: $1,000 - $5000
Website
www.vfw.org
Senior with a need for financial assistance, http://oppf.org/scholarship/2014_CRDMSC_Scholarshi
resume of achievements and community
p_Guidelines.pdf
service
Award: $ Varied
Fleet
3. Reserve
9th – 12th grade, 350 word essay: What My http://www.pensacolafrabranch22.yolasite.com/branchAssociation
scholarship-application-form.php
Vote Will Mean to Me
Pensacola Branch Award: $15,000 savings bond grand prize,
18 national awards, regional and local prizes
Hispanic
4.
Scholarship
Program
Must be a U.S. citizen or legal permanent
resident, have a minimum 3.0 GPA, apply
for FAFSA, be enrolled Full-Time in a
degree seeking program at US accredited
institution for in the fall.
Award: $1000 - $15,000
www.hsf.net
U.S.
5.Air Force
ROTC
Senior, U.S. Air Force ROTC, apply on line, http://afrotc.com/scholarships/high-school/eligibility/
need Social Security Number, ACT and/or
SAT scores, GPA, information on officer
training programs (if applicable) To be
eligible for scholarship consideration, you
must achieve an SAT composite of 1180
(math and critical reading portions only) or
ACT composite of 26 and attain a
cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Award: College tuition and fees
Henry
6. Morrison
Flagler Scholarship
years
Florida
Atlantic University
Senior, must be eligible for Bright Futures http://www.fau.edu/divdept/honcol/financial.htm
and meet FAU Honors College
requirements, on campus interview, essay,
resume, transcript, recommendation,
ACT/SAT scores
Award: $57,000 over 4
Wal-Mart
7.
Foundation
Scholarships
Seniors attending 2 and 4 year colleges,
minimum GPA 2.5, must be dependent of
employee
Award: Varies
John
8. C. Pace, Jr.
Scholars Award
Senior, University of West Florida,
http://uwf.edu/offices/financial-aid/
Outstanding Academic Record, community
service, leadership activities
Award: $20,000
http://www.foundation.walmart.com
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Application online:
http://uwf.edu/offices/financial-aid/
NFIB
9. Free
Senior, NFIB member’s nomination, ACT
Enterprise Scholars and/or SAT scores, essay, extracurricular
Award
activities, community service, work
experience, entrepreneurial endeavors,
Award: 1 national $10,000, 4 regional
$5000, 400+ $1000 awards
www.NFIB.com/education
The10.
Gene and Kelly Must be a high school senior enrolling in
Tanabe Scholarship higher education. Award will be used for
tuition, room and board, books or any
educational expense
Award: $1000
www.gkscholarship.com
Elks11.
National
Foundation
Must be a US Citizen, must have a need for www.elks.org/enf/scholars
financial assistance, and demonstrate
leadership.
Award: $1,00 - $5,000
AIA/AAF
12. Minority/
Disadvantaged
Scholarship
Senior, minority and/or financially
www.archfoundation.org
disadvantaged background, intend to pursue
a professional degree in architecture, plan to
enter an NAAB accredited program of
architecture, must be nominated
Award: $500-$2500
Must Request
Nomination
Ronald
13. A.
Hammond
Scholarship
Senior, University of Miami,
www.miami.edu/hammond
underrepresented minority, first family
member to graduate from college/university,
reside in a single parent home, demonstrate
achievement in personal challenges, ACT
28 or SAT 1250, B+ GPA
Award: 20 full merit awards
Harvard
14. Full Paid
Tuition/Room &
Board
Florida
15. Association
of Realtors
Senior, free tuition for high achieving
www.admissions.college.harvard.edu/hfai/ or 1-617students with family income below $60,000 384-8213
Senior, essay
Award: 3 $5000 state 13 $1500 first place
district 13 $500 second place district
http://media.floridarealtors.org/florida-realtorseducation-foundation-awards-150000-in-scholarships/
Navy
16.ROTC
Scholarship
Senior, four year active duty obligation,
major in any field, min ACT 21 English 22
Math of SAT Verbal 530 Math 520 Award:
Full tuition and other financial benefits
https://www.nrotc.navy.com/navy/
Florida
17. Retired
Educators
Foundation
Scholarship
http://frea.org/frefscholarship.html
Seniors who want to be teachers, must
maintain a 2.0 GPA in college to renew
scholarship, recipients must teach in FL for
1 year for each year of scholarship
Award $750 or more per year
Gates
18. Millennium
Scholars
Senior, African American, American
https://nominations.gmsp.org/GMSP_App/
Indian/Alaska Native, Asian Pacific Islander,
American/Hispanic American, unweighted Closes Jan 5th
3.3 GPA, leadership, community service,
financial need based on Pell Grant
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Award: Varied
Simon
19. Youth
Foundation
Community
Scholarship
Senior, selection based on academic record, www.syf.org
leadership, extracurricular activities, and
financial need
Award: 181 Awards up to $1400,
Ron20.
Brown Scholar African American Seniors Must excel
Scholarship
academically, must exhibit exceptional
leadership potential, participate in
community service activities and
demonstrate financial need. Must be a US
Citizen.
Award: renewable
www.ronbrown.org
Burger
21. King
Scholars Program
High School Senior. Nominated by High
http://www.bkmclamorefoundation.org
School and Employer. Min 2.5 GPA. Work
part time an average of 15 hours per week.
Maintain good conduct and attitude in
school and on the job. Participation in
community service or co-curricular activities.
Financial Need.
SAE
22.
Engineering
Scholarships
Senior, plan to earn a degree in engineering students.sae.org/awdscholar/scholarships/hsengineeri
or a related science, GPA and ACT and/or ng.htm
SAT requirements, transcript, extracurricular
activities, honors, employment record, essay
Award: $1000 - $10,000 corporate
sponsored, $400 to full tuition university
sponsored
Tom
23.
Joyner
Foundation Full
Ride Scholarship
Current high school senior, in US, GPA 3.5, http://tomjoynerfoundation.org/category/scholarships/tjf
min ACT 28, SAT 1300. Applicant must
-full-ride-scholars/
have applied and have been accepted into
an HBCU by July 1, Student must maintain
a required 3.0 GPA and 15 credit hours per
semester.
Award: Full tuition waivers, stipends to cover
housing(on campus only) and books.
MPAS
24. Scholars
Award Program
Senior, planning to attend FL International
University, 3.2+ GPA, leadership,
recommendation
Award: $8,000
http://mpas.fiu.edu/docs/MPAS_Office_Brochure.pdf
Golden
25. Drum
Senior, planning to attend FL International www.fiu.edu/
Scholarship
University, 3.5+ GPA, Essay, Resume, letter
Florida International of recommendation
University
Award: $10,000
AXA
26.
Achievement
Scholarship
Senior, demonstrate ambition and self drive http://www.axaonline.com
as evidenced by outstanding achievement in
an activity in school, the community or
workplace, recommended by an adult
professional who can attest to student
achievement. Award: $10,000 - $25,000
Joe27.
Francomano
Scholarship
Senior, Junior Achievement program
https://www.juniorachievement.org/web/japarticipation, min 3.0 GPA, personal essay, usa/scholarship-info
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leadership, extracurricular and community
activities, financial need, recommendation
Hugh
28.B. Sweeny
Senior, demonstrate extraordinary results in http://achievementfoundation.org/index.html
Achievement Award impacting the community through
entrepreneurship and similar initiatives, min
3.0 GPA, transcript, ACT/SAT scores,
extracurricular activities, community service,
work experience, recommendations,
financial need
Award: $5000
Davidson
29.
Fellow
Outside the Box”
Davidson Institute
Senior, under the age 18 on or Oct 1. be
able to demonstrate that the work is the
applicant’s own creation. Be able to attend
workshop in Wash, DC
Award: $10,000 - $50,000
http://www.davidsongifted.org/fellows/
FL 30.
PTA/PTSA
Senor, 3.0 GPA, recommendations, essay, http://www.petersons.com/scholarship/florida-pta-ptsaAnnual Scholarship ACT/SAT scores, transcript, financial info
annual-scholarship-111_179155.aspx
Award: $1000, renewable for 4 years
FL 31.
PTA/PTSA
Senior, planning to attend
http://www.petersons.com/scholarship/florida-pta-ptsaCommunity/Junior community/junior college, 2.5 GPA,
annual-scholarship-111_179155.aspx
College Scholarship recommendations, essay, ACT/SAT scores,
transcript, financial info
Award: $1000
FL 32.
PTA/PTSA
Fine Arts
Scholarship
Senior, 3.0 GPA, recommendations, essay, http://www.petersons.com/scholarship/florida-pta-ptsaACT/SAT scores, transcript, financial info
annual-scholarship-111_179155.aspx
Award: $1000
FL 33.
PTA/PTSA
Senior, planning to attend technical
http://www.petersons.com/scholarship/florida-pta-ptsaVocational/Technic institution, 2.0 GPA, recommendations,
annual-scholarship-111_179155.aspx
al Scholarship
essay, ACT/SAT scores, transcript, financial
info
Award: $1000
Tampa
34. Writing
Scholars
Senior, University of Tampa, 3.2 GPA , ACT www.utampa.edu
24 or SAT 1100, Entrants should have
exceptional potential for achievement in
English or writing and be applying as new
students (fall entry only) at The University of
Tampa
Award: Up to $2,500 yearly
National
35. Co-Op
Scholarships
Senior, pursue cooperative education in
college, min 3.5 GPA, essay, must be
accepted into academic year at one of the
NCCE partner colleges listed online.
Award: Varies
www.co-op.ed
DAR
36.National
Society Daughters
of American
Revolution
Public
37. Education
and Citizenship
Scholarship
Senior, Several scholarships available,
check website for specific criteria
www.dar.org/
Essay Contest: A 1,000 word essay on
“Why Education is Important.”
www.glflamason.org/masoniceducation/scholarship.ht
ml
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FFA38.
Scholarships
Senior, current FFA member unless
otherwise stated, Award: Multiple
scholarships available
www.ffa.org
Scholarships
39.
for
Military Children
Senior, parent in the military, GPA 3.0,
Essay
Award: $2000
http://www.militaryscholar.org/sfmc/index.html
Lowes
40.
Scholarship
High School Senior who maintains a
http://careers.lowes.com/college_recruiting_scholarshi
minimum 3.25 GPA Demonstrate a history p.aspx#1
of commitment to their community through
leadership activities, community service
and/or work experience
Award:$ 2,500
Florida
41. Engineering Senior, enroll in FL engineering program,
http://www.fleng.org/scholarships.cfm
Society
3.0 GPA, Recommendation: Can be
considered for additional scholarships (see
web site)
American
42.
Legion
Department of
Florida
Scholarships
Marine
43. Corps
Scholarship
Foundation, Inc.
Graduating senior, eligibility varies with
individual scholarships.
Award: $500 - $18,000
http://www.floridalegion.org/fal-programsmain/scholarships
Southern
44.
Scholarship
Foundation
Housing
Senior, FSU, UF, FAMU, FGCU,
www.southernscholarship.org
Tallahassee Community College or Santa
Fe College; high academic performance, 3.0
GPA, financial need, essay, interview
Award: Live rent-free in house
Senior, son/daughter or grandchild of
www.marine-scholars.org/
Marine/Navy Corpsman, maximum adjusted
family income $80,000 or less, min 2.0 GPA
Award: 1 year scholarships awarded
annually
American
45.
Society of Senior, planned field of study directly related http://www.gulfcoastasmc.org/
Military
to financial/resource management (business
Comptrollers Blue administration, economics, public
Angel Chapter
administration, computer science,
operations research related to financial
management, accounting, finance).
Gulf46.
Winds Federal Currently a full time senior, GPA of 3.0,
https://www.gogulfwinds.com/
Credit Union
parent must be a member in good standing
Scholarship
at Gulf Winds FCU for at least one year prior
to date of submittal of application. Letter of
recommendation, Essay
Barrineau
47.
Park
Historical Society
Scholarship
Must be a senior in Esc county who lives in See MFLC Leilani Mason
Tate or Northview school district, Essay,
recommendations, transcript.
Pensacola
48.
State
College
Scholarships
High School Senior, must submit PSC
http://www.pensacolastate.edu/formsScholarship Application, must show financial apps/scholarship/newsletter.pdf
need, community service, must maintain 3.0
and full time enrollment.
Award: Varied Awards
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American
49.
Chemical African American, Hispanic, and Native
www.chemistry.org/scholars
Society Scholarship American senior, pursuing chemical science
degrees,3.0 GPA, demonstrate financial
need, fill out FAFSA.
Kohl’s
50. Kids Who
Care
K-12 Students Community Service with
positive outcome, demonstrates initiative
creativity, leadership, and generosity
Award: $50 Gift Certificate to $1000
www.kohlskids.com
FAPSC
51.
Scholarship
Senior, Selected Institutions
Transcript evaluated, 300 word essay
required, 2.0 GPA
Award: 1,000 and 5,000
www.FAPSC.org
Ayn52.
Rand Anthem 9th/10th graders, write 600-1200 word essay www.aynrandnovels.com
on one of three topics from Anthem
Essay Contest
Award: $30 - $2000
Better
53. Business
Bureau
Seniors, Letters of recommendation,
Leadership, Community Service and
Academics considered, Essay required
Award: 1,000
www.nwfl.bbb.org/TorchAward
American
54.
Institute
of Architects
High school senior entering an NAAB
www.aia.org/scholarship
acredited professional program in
architecture or Tech or community college.
Letter of recommendation
Pensacola
55.
Interstate Fair,
Educational Grant
Must be High School senior who has had
http://www.pensacolafair.com/scholarship-info/
Interstate Fair participation. Resume
including community service hours, campus
activities etc.
Award:25,000
Hulbert
56. Chief’s
Group
Scholarship
Senior must be the son or daughter of active http://www2.hurlburt.af.mil/index.asp
duty, retired or deceased enlisted members.
Must be in Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton,
Escambia
Johnson
57.
Scholarship
Foundation
http://www.jsf.bz/
Senior, parent must be UPS employee or
retiree residing in Florida. Or Senior with
disabilities who attend/will attend one of
the 11 State universities.
Pensacola
58.
Connection
http://home.comcast.net/~pcolaSenior, 2.5 minimum GPA,
Community/School involvement, transcript, connection/site/?/home/
2 letters of recommendation
Award: 1,000
Pensacola
59.
Post of
the Society of
American Military
Engineers
Senior, planned major in engineering, math, http://posts.same.org/pensacola/
or science, attend PJC or college of student’
s choice, extracurricular activities, awards,
recommendations, essay
Big60.
Sun
Scholarship
High School Senior currently involved in any athleticawards@bigsunathletics.com
sport at the high school or in the community.
Essay Required
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Senior, Must maintain a 2.5 or higher GPA, http://uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ScholarshipInfo.asp?Sch
olarshipFund=012317
outstanding academic achievement,
community service hours, demonstrate
leadership, residence from Escambia, Bay,
University of Florida Calhoun, Gasden, Homes, Jackson,
Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Florida. Planning to
attend the University of Florida Gainesville,
Fl
Gulf61.
Power
Foundation
Scholarship
National
62. Daughters Senior, descendant of American Revolution http://www.dar.org/
of the American
participant
Revolution
Award: Up to $5,000 (some renewable)
Porch
63. Band of
Creek Indians
Scholarship Fund
Must be a Poarch Creek Tribal member,
www.poarchcreekindian.org
must submit transcript and maintain at least
a 2.0 GPA
Downtown
64.
Rotary
Club Scholarship
Senior with demonstrated financial Need & http://www.pensacolarotaryclub.org/
Involvement in community Activities.
FSPA
65.
Scholarship
Program
Must be a dependent of an employee of a http://www.floridapoolpro.com/industry/services/progra
Florida Swimming Pool Association in
ms_scholarship.html
Florida , based on scholastic achievement
and character GPA 3.0, Recommendations,
transcript, test scores, research paper
Florida
66. School
Counselor
Association
Senior attending a public or private school in http://www.fla-schoolcounselor.org/
Florida.
One page essay on the impact you school
counselor has had on you.
William
67. J. English
Scholarship
http://www.faeds.org/scholarships_william_english.cfm
Senior, US citizen, Florida resident, with
2.5GPA, planning to attend an accredited
Florida public or private college planning to
major in computer science and/or
information technology related field
Florida
68. Minerals
and Chemistry
Council
Senior planning to attend FL
college/university, Several Scholarships
available (see website)
www.fmcc.org
Financial
69. Service
Centers of Florida
Disadvantaged
Scholarship
Senior, admission to a FL college or
university, min 2.5 GPA (calculated by
college), financial need, transcript, college
application, essay
www.FSCFL.com
Phi70.
Beta Sigma
UWF
Must be a high school senior, planning to
attend UWF in Fall 2009. GPA 3.0, Must
submit Essay and high school transcript.
http://www.phibetasigma1914.org/
FAEDS
71. William J. Senior, planning to major in computer
English Scholarship science/information technology, 2.5 GPA,
& Teachers
transcript, recommendations, essay
Scholarship
Award: $2,000
Escambia
72.
Association of
Administrators in
Education
http://www.faeds.org/scholarships.cfm
Senior, plan to major in education, financial http://www.escambia.k12.fl.us/eaae/home/
need, essay, recommendation
Award: $1000 award to student’s college
account
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National
73. Naval
Senior, minority, transcript, ACT/SAT
Officers Association scores, recommendations, essay
Pensacola Chapter Award:
Application: Guidance Department when
available
http://www.navy.mil/
National
74. Coalition of African American male or female senior,
http://uwf.edu/crop/documents/100%20Blackwomen%2
100 Black Women cover letter, personal profile , transcript,
0Scholarship-1.pdf
ACT and/or SAT scores, essay, references,
financial need, work samples
National
75. Council of African American senior, min 2.5 GPA, ACT http://www.ncnw.org/
Negro Women, Inc. and/or SAT scores, extracurricular
activities, community service, enrichment
programs, work experience,
recommendations, essay
ASMC
76. Blue Angel
Chpt Scholarship
Must be an outstanding graduating senior, http://www.asmconline.org/chapters/chapter-list/
field of study must be related to
financial/resource management, Business
Administration, etc. must submit a transcript.
250 word essay
Cooperative
77.
Living Must complete application, financial
Organization
need(complete FAFSA)
Award: Collegiate Housing Students
attending UF, Santa Fe College
http://cloliving.org/application.php
Dr. 78.
Robert W. Sims Must have a 2.5 GPA, be a US citizen and http://www.faeds.org/scholarships_dr_robert_sims.cfm
Memorial
resident of Florida, plan on attending an
Scholarship
accredited Florida public or private college
and major in computer science/information
technology related field
The79.
Mensa
Must be resident of US and plan on
www.mensafoundation.org/scholarships
Education &
attending a US University. Applicants are
Research
not required to be members of Mensa. 550
Foundation
word essay and general application.
Scholarship
Odenza
80. Vacations Must be between the ages 17 and 24. Must http://www.studentscholarships.org/odenza.php
College Scholarship submit an answer to the essay question on
the application page, must have a GPA of
2.5 or higher,
Wings
81. Over
America
Scholarship
Marine
82. Corps
Scholarship
Foundation
Air 83.
Force Aid
Society General
Henry H. Arnold
Education Grant
Program
US Navy Dependant of active Duty or retired
service member,
http://www.wingsoveramerica.us/application
Dependent of active duty or reserve US
Marine; 2. 2.0 GPA; 3.
http://www.marine-scholars.org/eligibility
1. Dependent of Air Force member; 2. high http://www.afas.org/education-grants
school senior; 3. attending college; and 2.0
GPA
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Navy
84.SEAL
Foundation
Scholarships
1. Dependent children of active duty SEALs, http://www.navysealfoundation.org/what-weSWCC and other active duty Naval Special do/education-motivation/navy-seal-foundationWarfare personnel currently serving in NSW scholarships/
Commands; and 2. based on merit and
academic potential(GPA, SAT/ACT scores,
class ranking, extracurricular activities,
volunteer community involvement, and
leadership positions held.)
Pensacola
85.
Pledge
Scholars
1. Resident of the city of Pensacola, 2. apply http://uwf.edu/admissions/undergraduate/cost-financialfor admission to UWF or PSC by March 1, aid/awards-scholarships/pensacola-pledgeand 3. graduate from an Escambia County scholarship-details/
public high school
Tailhook
86.
Educational
Foundation
Scholarship
1. high school graduate, 2. natural, step, or http://www.tailhook.org/PDF/Scholarship%20Applicaito
adopted child or grandchild of a current or ns/2013_ScholarshipApplicationHS.pdf
former US Navy/US Marine/US Coastguard
Naval Aviator, Naval Flight Officer, or Naval
Air crewman OR who are serving onboard a
US Navy Aircraft carrier.
Southeastern
87.
Credit 1. high school senior in Florida or Alabama, http://www.supportourcucommunity.org/Purpose/HighUnion Foundation 2. minimum 2.5 unweighted GPA, 3. student School-Scholarship-Program
High School
or parent member of a Florida or Alabama
Scholarship
credit union
Program
AMVETS
88.
National
Scholarship
Program
1. Must be a graduating high school senior http://www.amvets.org/programs/scholarships/
entering at the college freshmen level in the
upcoming2. Must have a minimum high
school grade point average (GPA) of 3.0.
(Or documentedextenuating circumstances
that caused a lower GPA.)3. Must be the
child or grandchild of a United States
veteran.4. Must be a United States citizen.5.
Must demonstrate academic promise and
financial need.
AMVETS
89.
JROTC
National
Scholarship
Program
1. Must be an active JROTC cadet and
http://www.amvets.org/programs/scholarships/
currently a high school senior.2. Must have
a minimum high school grade point average
(GPA) of 3.0. (Or documented evidence of
extenuating circumstances that caused a
lower GPA.)3. Must be the child or
grandchild of a United States veteran.4.
Must be a United States citizen.5. Must
demonstrate academic promise and
financial need.
Pensacola
90.
Connection, Inc.
1. senior graduating from Escambia County http://home.comcast.net/~pcolaHigh School, 2. 2.5 unweighted GPA, 3.
connection/site/?/page/Scholarship_Application/
involved in church, school, and community
activities, and 4. in financial need.
The91.
Retired
1. A dependent child, grandchild or great
http://trea.org/scholarship.html
Enlisted Association grandchild of a TREA or TREA Auxiliary
(TREA) Memorial member in good standing, or of a deceased
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Foundation National person who was a member at time of
Scholarship
demise; and 2. will be attending college
Veterans
92. United
Foundation
scholarship
1. military dependent; 2. 2.5 GPA; and 3. will http://www.enhancelives.com/scholarships
be attending college
ARMY
93.
1. dependent of Army soldier; 2. 2.0 GPA; 3. http://www.aerhq.org/dnn563/Scholarships/Dependent
EMERGENCY
attending college
Children.aspx
RELIEF2013-2014
MG James Ursano
Scholarship
Program
forDependent
Children of Active,
Retired and
Deceased Soldiers
RADM
94. Courtney G
Clegg (MC) & Mrs
Margaret H Clegg
Scholarship
1. Be the child of active duty or retired Sailor http://www.nmcrs.org/education.html
or Marine; 2. DEMONSTRATE FINANCIAL
NEED; 3. Be enrolled as a full time student;
4. Maintain 3.0 or better
Fisher
95. House
Scholarship
Program is open to sons and daughters of http://www.militaryscholar.org/sfmc/Fisher-Houseactive duty, reserve/guard, or retired military Scholarships-2012.pdf
commissary customers.
Recipient must be enrolled or planning to
enroll full time in a four year undergraduate
college or university,
accredited in the U. S. They must have a
minimum cumulative grade point average of
3.0 on a 4.0 basis.
Veteran’s
96.
United
Foundation
A current active-duty service member
http://www.enhancelives.com/scholarships
Veteran of the United States Armed Forces
Spouse of a service member or veteran
Surviving spouse or child of a fallen service
member Child of a service member or
veteran.
Wendy’s
97. High
School Heisman
Student Athletes that excel on and off the
field.
WendysHeisman.com
The98.
Jan La Belle
Scholarship
Program
Corpsmen
99.
United,
USN
Individual with a disability, a Florida
Resident, Academic or Vocational studies.
http://fnusa.org/scholarship
Local scholarship based on financial need
and grade point.
See MFLC or Counseling Dept
Fleet
100.
Reserve
Association (FRA)
Scholarship
Program for FRA
non-members
scholarship
1. You may apply for FRA Non-Member
http://www.fra.org/
Scholarship if the applicant or sponsor is an
FRA non-member, living, onactive duty.
Reserve, retired, or honorably discharged
veteran of the Navy, Marine Corps or Coast
Guard. Theapplicant must be an FRA nonmember; spouse; dependent biological,
step, or adoptive child; or biological, step,
oradoptive grandchild of the FRA non-
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member. 2. US citizen; and 3. attending
college
Hulburt
101. Field Chief's 1. Military dependent of enlisted, active duty, http://www2.hurlburt.af.mil/
Group Scholarship retired, or deceased, 2. high school senior in
Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton, or
Escambia County, and 3. 2.5 or higher GPA.
Navy
102.
League
Scholarship
1. Be a United States citizen; 2. Be a
http://www.navyleague.org/corporate/donate/scholarshi
dependent or direct descendant of an active, p.html
reserve, retired or honorably discharged
member of the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps,
Coast Guard, U.S.-flag Merchant Marine, or
U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps; 3. Be a senior
in High School; 4. Enter an accredited
College/University in the fall of 2013; 5. 3.0
GPA; and 6. Demonstrate financial need
The103.
American
Legion Legacy
Scholarship
Those eligible to apply for the scholarship http://www.legion.org/scholarships/legacy
shall be the child/children or legally adopted
child/children or a child of a spouse by a
prior marriage or dependent child as defined
by the United States Armed Services of
active duty United States military and
National Guard, and military reservists who
were federalized and die on active duty on
or after September 11, 2001. Applicants
must be: a high school senior or high school
graduate to apply for the scholarship.
Scholarship is for undergraduate study at an
accredited institution of higher education
within the United States. Application must
be post marked no later than April 15.
Award: Varies on income
AFCEA
104.
SCHOLARSHIPS
(Emerald Coast
Chapter)
High school senior or undergraduate or
http://emeraldcoast.afceachapter.org
graduate student enrolled either part time or
full time majoring in a STEM career field.
Scholarships will be awarded to students
attending either a two-year or four-year
accredited college or university in the United
States. Application deadlines will be
advertised from February 2014 to April
2014. The scholarship will be awarded in
May 2014. Contact: Glenda Robinson, (850)
882-2986.
Email: vpedandscholar@emeraldcoast.afce
achapter.org or
Glenda.robinson2@eglin.af.mil
Award: One Science Teacher STEM grant
of $2,000 will also be awarded
Thanks
105. USA
1. Be a dependent child, age 24 and under http://www.thanksusa.org/
(as of application deadline) OR be a spouse
of U.S. military service personnel AND 2. be
current high school seniors or graduates
who plan to enroll or students who are
already enrolled in a fulltime undergraduate
course of study at an accredited two-or four-
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year college or university or vocationaltechnical school for the academic year. At
least a 2.00 GPA.
Applications are accepted each year
from April 1st to May 15th
Awards: Varies
Freedom
106. Alliance
Scholarship Fund
http://www.fascholarship.com/
The dependent son or daughter of a U.S.
Soldier, Sailor, Airman, Guardsman or
Marine who has become permanently
disabled as a result of an operational
mission or training accident. OR The
dependent son or daughter of a U.S.
Soldier, Sailor, Airman, Guardsman or
Marine who has been killed in action. OR
The dependent son or daughter of a U.S.
Soldier, Sailor, Airman, Guardsman or
Marine who has been classified as a
Prisoner of War (POW) or Missing in Action
(MIA). Currently in their senior year of high
school, a high school graduate or a currently
enrolled full time undergraduate student.
Under the age of 26 at the time of
application.
Awards: Varies. in most cases it covers a
significant portion of a student’s tuition
Armed
107.Forces
Crossroads
Scholarships for
Military Children
http://www.afcrossroads.com/education/coll_scholar.cfm
Children of Active Duty personnel,
Reserve/Guard and Retired commissary
customers may apply for a Scholarship for
Military Children. Eligibility, including
survivors of deceased members, will be
determined using the DoD ID Card
Directive, i.e., age 21, or up to the 23rd
birthday if still enrolled as a full time student.
The applicant must be planning to attend or
is attending an accredited college or
university, starting in the fall term of the year
following the application year, on a full-time
basis. Defense Commissary Agency
Scholars scholarship may be awarded to
both high school seniors and those working
toward a first undergraduate degree
provided they are carrying a full-time course
load and are in good academic standing at a
college or university accredited in the United
States. No scholarship will be awarded for
those pursuing an associate, second
undergraduate or graduate school degree.
Students accepting a military academy
appointment or a full scholarship are not
eligible to receive funds from this program.
Awards: $1,500 or more depending on
response and availability of funds
Army
108.
Aviation
Association of
America
www.quad-a.org
"Families of the Fallen.“ scholarship
established for surviving spouses and
children of those killed in action and training
accidents while serving in the Army Aviation
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Scholarships
(AAAA)
community. Must be: 1. the spouse of an
AAAA member or deceased member, OR
the unmarried son or daughter of an AAAA
member or deceased member, OR the
unmarried brother or sister of an AAAA
member or deceased member, OR the
unmarried grandchild of an AAAA member
or deceased member. In all instances, the
member's effective date of AAAA
membership must be on or before May 1 of
the previous year in which the applicant is
seeking aid unless the member is deceased.
This requirement is waived for uniformed
members of the Active Army, ARNG and
USAR. The applicant must be attending an
accredited college or university or selected
for Fall entry as an undergraduate or
graduate. No recipient can hold concurrent
AAAA Scholarships.
Award: Varies
Army
109.
Scholarship
Funds
http://www.armyscholarshipfoundation.org/scholarships.htm
Must be: be sons or daughters of regular
active duty, active duty Reserve, or active l
duty National Guard U.S. Army members in
good standing, OR; be spouses of serving
enlisted regular active duty, active duty
Reserve, or active duty National Guard U.S.
Army members in good standing; OR be
sons or daughters of former U.S. Army
members who received an honorable
discharge or medical discharge, or who
were killed while serving in the U.S. Army.
Applicants need to be: 1. high school
seniors, high school graduates, or registered
as undergraduate students at an accredited
college or post high school
vocational/technical institution 2. have a 2.0
GPA 3. be U.S. citizens 3. not have reached
their 24th birthday by the application
deadline date in the year they apply if they
are a child of an Army member, 4. not have
previously earned a bachelor's degree from
a college or university. The Foundation does
not require a minimum score on the SAT,
ACT, or other similar test.
Award: annual scholarship awards average
$1000 per student (range $500-2000) .
Chief
110.
Petty Officer Applicants Must: 1. be about to graduate or http://www.cposf.org/Eligibility.html
Scholarship Fund have graduated from an accredited high
school , or equivalent educational institution
or have successfully earned a General
Equivalency Diploma (GED); 2. must intend
to enter, or be currently enrolled in a
community college, vocational college,
college or university to complete the
curriculum prescribed in or to be graduated
with an AA, AS, BA or BS degree; and 3.
must be the immediate family member of
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either an active duty, retired, or reserve
Chief Petty Officer (children may be natural,
adopted or step-children). Your application
should be received at the address on the
last page of the application form, no later
than 1 April of each year. Application online.
Requires: 1. Three letters of
recommendation (emailed letters will not be
accepted), One letter must be from a nonacademic source; 2. a copy of the
dependent's ID card; 3. A "Statement of
Service" letter on command letterhead (a
document that legal departments prepare all
the time for Sailors. It should not be difficult
for a sponsor to acquire.); 4. If you do not
have a "Statement of Service" you may
provide a DD-214 instead discussing
significant experiences, community
involvement, and qualities of character and
leadership. Applications mailed to: Senior
Enlisted Academy Alumni Association, c/o
The CPO Scholarship Fund 1269
ElliotAvenue, Newport, RI 02841-1525
Award: Varies
Children
111. of Fallen
Patriots Foundation
a/k/a U.S.
DEPARTMENT OF
VETERANS
AFFAIRS
SURVIVORS’ AND
DEPENDENTS’
EDUCATIONAL
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM (DEA)
To be eligible, you must be a spouse, son, http://www.fallenpatriots.org/what-we-do/resources/
or daughter (including stepchild or adopted
child), of a: veteran who is permanently and
totally disabled as the result of, or dies of, a
service-connected disability. The disability
must arise out of or be aggravated by active
duty; OR veteran with a permanent and
total service-connected disability who dies
from any cause; OR service member who is
missing in action or is captured in line of
duty and is currently being held by a hostile
force; OR service member who is currently
being forcibly detained or interned in line of
duty by a foreign government or power.
Awards: offers up to 45 months of education
benefits and the benefit is approximately
$850 per month.
Dolphin
112. Scholarship Dolphin Scholarship Foundation grants are https://www.dolphinscholarship.org/?pageid=eligibility
Foundation
available, on a competitive basis, to high
school or college children/stepchildren
(unmarried, under age 24 at time of
deadline) of: 1. members or former
members of the Submarine Force who have
qualified in submarines and have served in
the Submarine Force for at least eight years;
or of 2. Navy members who have served in
submarine support activities (e.g.,
submarine bases, tenders, and rescue
vessels) for a minimum of ten
years. Students must be: 1. High school
senior or college student AND 2. Child or
stepchild of member or former member of
the U.S. Navy Submarine Force; 3.
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Unmarried on March 15; 4. Under age 24 on
March 15; and 5. Scholar must attend a four
year accredited college or university and
intend to work toward a BS or BA degree.
Awards: annual scholarship of $3,400
Florida
113.Federation
of Garden Clubs
Scholarship for
High School
Students
Florida resident; US citizen; 3.0 GPA or
higher; study agriculture, biology, botany,
city planning, conservation, ecology,
forestry, horticulture, landscape; design/
architecture, or related fields. Application
forms online.
Awards: $2,000-3,000
Folds
114.
of Honor
Foundation
https://scholarships.foldsofhonor.org/
Eligible applicants must be the spouse
or dependent of: 1. Any service member
who has been killed or disabled with a
service-connected disability from the VA
(the disability rating must be at least 10%);
OR A veteran who died from any cause
while such service-connected disability was
in existence; OR Any service member who
is currently classified as a POW or MIA; OR
A service member missing in action or
captured in line of duty by a hostile force;
OR A service member forcibly detained or
interned in line of duty by a foreign
government or power; OR A service
member who has received a Purple Heart
Medal (may be active duty).
Award: $500 - $5,000
http://ffgc.org/awards-scholarships/scholarships/index.html
Huebner
115.
High school seniors who are the children or http://www.1stid.org/huebner.php
Scholarship/Society grandchildren of soldiers who have served
of the 1st Infantry
in the First Infantry Division of the United
Division
States Army. The scholarship award will be
based on the applicant's scholastic
achievements, career objectives, and insight
gained from the essay and letters of
recommendation. Must submit: Application,
Essay, transcripts, college acceptance
letter, proof of family member service, and
proof of registration with selective service
(male only). Online application.
Award: $10,000 payable to the school in
four annual installments of not more than
$2,500 per year.
DePuy
116.
Children of soldiers who are killed in combat http://www.1stid.org/depuy.php
Scholarship/Society or training accidents while serving in a unit
of the 1st Infantry
assigned or attached to the 1st Infantry
Division
Division and authorized to wear the 1st
Infantry Division patch. Upon being notified
of the death of the soldier, the Foundation
Secretary will send a letter to the mother of
the child(ren) explaining the scholarship
program in detail and asking for basic
information on the dependent children.
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Award: a total of $10,000 in educational
assistance ($2,500 per year)
Chief
117.
Warrant and 1. Senior high school students; 2. be the
http://cwoauscg.org/scholarship.htm
Warrant Officers
dependent son/daughter of a member in
Association
good standing of the Chief Warrant and
Warrant Officers Association or who was a
member in good standing at the time of their
death; and 3. maintain C average in past
two semesters. Must submit: Application,
transcripts, college letter of acceptance,
support documentation, and photograph.
Deadline: March 1
Award: Varies.
Ladies
118.Auxiliary of High school, College Freshman, and
http://www.fra.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Home&T
the Fleet Reserve Graduate Students. Must be an IFA member EMPLATE=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&CONTENTID=10
Association
or have IFA sponsor. Numerous
057
scholarships depending on status.
Requires: Essay on what you want to go to
college and major; community activities;
transcripts; and recommendations. Deadline
is April 15.
Awards: Varies
Marine
119.Corps
League National
Scholarship
http://www.mcleague.com/mdp/index.php?module=Content
Must be: 1. Spouses, Children,
Express&func=display&ceid=75
Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren and
Step Children of a Marine Corps League or
Auxiliary member in good standing; OR
Children of Marines who have lost their lives
in the line of duty; OR Members of the
Marine Corps League or Auxiliary in good
standing or honorably discharged Marines in
need of rehabilitation training not provided
by government programs. To grant
Scholarships to qualified applicants who are
pursuing full time undergraduate or technical
training at a full time recognized institution.
Scholarships may be awarded for a
maximum of four (4) years. (Does not have
to be consecutive years.). Requires:
minimum ‘B’ average and official transcript.
Award: Varies
Military
120. Officers
Association of
America (MOAA)
Scholarship Fund
http://www.moaa.org/education/
Students, under 24, who are children of
former, active or retired officers or active or
retired enlisted personnel from the seven
uniformed services are eligible to apply.
Students are selected on the basis of their
scholastic ability, activities, and financial
need.
Awards: Varies.
Military
121. Order of the Scholarships to Purple Heart recipients and http://www.purpleheart.org/scholarships/
Purple Heart
their spouses, children, and grandchildren
Scholarship
each year. Must be: Senior,
accepted/enrolled in full time undergraduate
college, and maintain 2.74 cumulative GPA.
Awards: Varies
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Navy-Marie
122.
Corps
Relief Society
Must be: child, under 23, of an active duty, http://www.nmcrs.org/pages/education-loans-andscholarships
retired, or deceased Sailor or Marine;
enrolled, or planning to enroll for initial
undergraduate degree, cumulative 3.0 or
better GPA, and demonstrate financial need.
Awards: $500 - $3000 also offer student
loans
Tourism
123. Cares
Academic
Scholarship
Program
http://tourismcaringforamerica.com/student-programsIntended to benefit high school,
undergraduate or graduate level students of main/opportunities-for-students/academic-scholarshipsprograms
travel, tourism or hospitality related
programs of study at accredited schools
within the United States and Canada.
Education must focus on travel, tourism or
hospitality; minimum 3.0 GAP; and enrolled
in university.
Awards: $1,000 from $4,000
http://www.pva.org/site/c.ajIRK9NJLcJ2E/b.6305559/k.FB
Paralyzed
124. Veterans Applicant must be: 1. a Paralyzed
A1/Scholarship_Program.htm
Veterans member OR the spouse of a
of America
scholarship
Paralyzed Veterans member, 2. an
unmarried child (under 24 years of age) who
is dependent (as defined by the IRS) on the
member for principal support; 3. Applicant
must be a citizen of the United States; 4.
Applicant must be accepted and enrolled as
a full-time or part-time student in an
accredited US college or university.
Awards: Varies
Ranger
125. Memorial
Foundation
Scholarship Fund
High School Seniors. Maintained 3.0 GPA, https://www.rangermemorial.com/scholarship_application.as
accepted to college or technical institution. px
Transcripts and two letters. Online
application. Applications must be Rangers
or as family members (such as spouse,
children, and grandchildren).
Awards: $1000.
Women’s
126. Army
Corps Veterans’
Association
http://www.armywomen.org/pdf/_10ScholarApp.pdf
High School Senior. GPA 3.5 – 4.0,
transcripts. Allow requires: Submit a
biographical sketch and letter stating goals
and how the scholarship will be used;
Applicants must plan to enroll as a full-time
student at an accredited college or
university in the United States in pursuit of a
degree course of study; Applicants must be
a child, grandchild, niece or nephew of an
Army Service Woman, and must submit
documentation of sponsor's military service;
Award: $1500. Annually
CIA127.
Scholarship
Program
(Undergraduate)
Requirements: GPA 3.0, 1500 SAT or 21
ACT, available to work in Washington DC
during employment, and two letter of
recommendations. All applicants must
successfully complete a thorough medical
and psychological exam, a polygraph
interview and an extensive background
https://www.cia.gov/careers/studentopportunities/undergraduate-scholarship-program.html
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investigation. We ask that you agree to
continue employment with the Agency after
college graduation for a period equal to 1.5
times the length of your college
sponsorship.
Awards: vary on financial need up to
$70,000
Emerald
128. Coast
Gator Club
Requirements: high school transcript; official http://emeraldcoast.gatorclub.com/#scholarships
copy of your SAT and ACT scores if not
included on official transcript; At least one,
but no more than two, recommendations
from your school; At least one, but no more
than two, recommendations from someone
outside your school; and a personal
statement addressing why you selected the
University of Florida, what you hope to
accomplish through your education, why the
Emerald Coast Gator Club should select you
over the other applicants.
Award: $500 per semester during the first
year
Coca
129.
Cola
Scholarship
Program
Requirements: high school (or homeschooled) seniors; Planning to pursue a
degree at an accredited U.S. postsecondary institution; 3.00 GPA at the end
of their junior year of high school.
Awards: $1000
http://www.cocacolascholarsfoundation.org/applicants/#programs
Go to https://aim.applyISTS.net/RMHC (Program Key:
RMHC) and create an account, or login to your existing
account, with International Scholarship and Tuition
Services, Inc. (ISTS).
http://www.rmhc.org/rmhc-us-scholarships
Each Scholarship has a different submission deadline
Please review application thoroughly to ensure to comply with ALL scholarship requirements
Ronald
130. McDonald
House Charities
Scholarships
Must be under the age of 21 with at least a
2.7 GPA; high school senior; demonstrated
financial need.
Awards: Varies
Other Scholarship search sites:
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www.scholarships.com
www.collegescholarships.com
www.collegeboard.com/pay
www.studentawards.com
www.brokescholar.com
www.citizensbank.com/scholarships
www.schoolsoup.com
www.fastweb.com
www.finaid.org
www.federalstudentaid.ed.gov
www.gmsp.org - Gates Millennium Scholars Program
http://offers.military.com/v/scholarships/flow/?ESRC=ggl_edu_scholarship.kw
http://www.collegedata.com/cs/search/scholar/scholar_search_tmpl.jhtml
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http://www.petersons.com/college-search/scholarship-search/
http://www.110aw.ang.af.mil/shared/media/document/AFD-140515-044.pdf
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www.act.org - The official ACT website
www.collegeboard.com - The offical SAT (College Board) website
www.commonapp.org - An "on-line or print form" - An "on-line or in print form" common applicatoin to
be used with a specific listing of over 300 colleges and universities.
www.scholarshipexperts.com
www.collegeanswer.com
ww.studentawards.com
www.edvisors.com
www.collegereview.com
www.careersandcolleges.com
www.facts.org - Florida's offical on-line student advising system (see brochure) that provides
information on college and vocational technical training, on-line application for submission to multiple
florida's public colleges and universities, bright futures scholarship program, talented 20 program, and
financial aid.
www.collegenet.com - College information website.
www.petersons.com - College information website.
www.flvs.net - Florida Virtual School (FLVS - a public midde and high school " credit-earning"
curriculum designed to deliver courses via the internet (on-line); course are provided at no cost to
Florida residents.
www.ncaaclearinghouse.net - Clearinghouse eligiblity criteria for Division I, II, III athelitics, additionally
the official student athlete registration website.
www.match2success.com - On-line test preparation; self-paced course which improves performance on
STANDARDIZED TESTS (ACT/SAT) by improving your math, science, and English skills.
http://www.militaryonesource.mil/mcfpweb/newsletter.jsp?url=http://www.militaryonesource.mil/MOS/f?p=MOS2:PRINT:0::::PCOHE,PEKMT:2
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