Scholarship Database

Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, has scholarships available for two Family & Consumer Sciences (FCS) freshmen every year. Each scholarship is $4,000 per year and is renewable each year. Each student works one-on-one with a FCS faculty member to complete a research or creative project. We have several different major options within the FCS Department including nutrition & dietetics, public health education, hospitality leadership, retail merchandising, FCS teacher education, and FCS.  To receive the renewable scholarship each year, student must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.00 and completes the scholarship requirements each semester.

The Jackie Robinson Foundation provides four-year scholarships of $30,000 and extensive support services, including career guidance and internship placement, to highly motivated African American students who have maintained a 98% college graduation rate. 

The Jackie Robinson Foundation provides a multi-faceted experience designed to not only address the financial needs of minority students who aspire to attend college but also to guide them through the process of higher education.

Awarded to a graduating senior from Wisconsin enrolling in a college or vocational/technical school in a course of study leading to a two- or four-year degree in police science, criminal justice, or a law enforcement related field - which does not include law school.

Complete the application, enclose a 200-word (typewritten) essay outlining why you have chosen a law enforcement career, 3 letters of recommendation from three different sources, and high school transcript.

Zonta is a worldwide service organization of executives in business and the professions working together to advance the status of women.  The award recognize students' commitment to volunteerism, leadership achievements, and dedication to the advancement of the status of women worldwide. 

Complete application, verify current enrollment by school official, and two confidential recommendations from adults, not related to applicant, such as teachers, school officials, or community leaders.

Applicant must be a women of age 16-19 and living/studying in a Zonta district/region at the time the application is submitted to the district and demonstrate evidence of the following:  active commitment to volunteerism; experience in local or student government; volunteer leadership achievements; knowledge of Zonta International and its programs; and advocating in Zonta International's mission of advancing  the status of women worldwide.

The scholarship will be awarded annually to one graduating high school senior from each of the four membership regions of Wisconsin as specified in the organization’s bylaws. An additional at-Large scholarship will be given to the next highest scoring applicant. Each recipient will receive a one-time cash scholarship of $750 to be used by the student to help defray the costs of post-secondary education and related expenses. A written essay is required for the application that expands on the following information:

• the benefits of attending a rural school
• your college and career goals
• the value of growing up in a rural community and what personal values you have gained from your experience

Each school must screen and evaluate its own applicants, based upon criteria set forth on the WiRSA Scholarship Application Form and then choose a single semi-finalist be forwarded to WiRSA for consideration (each school may submit only one entry for consideration).  DEADLINE TO SUBMIT APPLICATION TO THE COUNSELING OFFICE IS FEBRUARY 10, 2021.

Counselors must email the chosen application to the WiRSA Director no later than February 15 of each year in order to be considered.

Each recipient will receive a one-time cash scholarship of $750 to be used by the student to help defray the costs of post-secondary education and related expenses.

The funds will be distributed directly to the recipient upon submittal of a first semester transcript and second semester class schedule.

Scholarship winner will be announced on April 15 to the superintendent of the winner's school district.

Scholarships are awarded in all fields of post-secondary education from vocational to graduate studies. They are available to adults and dependent children of all ACEC member families currently receiving electric service from ACEC. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of need and excellence in academics, social and community service activities.

Adams-Columbia members (of all ages) that are enrolled in adult education programs are encouraged to apply. Also, applicants from previous years, especially those who were not selected, should consider reapplying.

ALA Wisconsin believes that a solid educational foundation is the cornerstone of American freedom.  The ALA's Education Program promotes and supports students in their desire for continued education beyond high school by offering scholarships.  Wisconsin students may apply for scholarship totaling $17,000 from the ALA's national organization with additional money awarded to selected participants in the ALA Girls Nation program.

Wisconsin scholarship applications should be sent to the local ALA unit by the deadline for signature and certification.  The unit will then forward all completed applications to Wisconsin's Education Chairman for judging.  If you need contact information for the ALA unit in or near your community, please call our state headquarters office at (608) 745-0124, Monday through Friday from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.

Awarded to graduating seniors who are furthering their education at any college or trade institution (minimum of 2 scholarships are given to students going into trade education) whether as a full-time or part-time student.

Student and/or student's parents, foster parents or legal guardians must be a permanent resident of the Marquette-Adams Telephone Cooperative service area and have local telephone service with the Cooperative OR be a long distance customer with the Cooperative OR have internet service the Cooperative.  

The Wisconsin Security Association (WISA), is pleased to announce the availability of two college scholarships for graduating seniors whose parents are full-time, active members of a Wisconsin police or fire department. One $1,500 Youth Scholarship will be awarded to a son/daughter of an active-duty police department member and one to a son/daughter of an active-duty fire department member. Since 2010 WISA has awarded $31,000 in scholarships.

A first place winner will be chosen from the Wisconsin Association two awardees and will be submitted to the Electronic Security Association for competition for one of two national college scholarships. The first place national winner will receive $7,500 and the second place national winner receives $2,500.

Applications are now being accepted for the 2021 Youth Scholarship Program. All high schools, fire departments, and police departments in Wisconsin have been emailed the Youth Scholarship application. Schools and fire and police departments are encouraged to post the scholarship application form on their websites. The application form includes submission information and the rules and eligibility requirements. 

Awards are based on a combination of academic achievement, national test scores, extracurricular participation and the essay. In addition to completing the application and submitting the appropriate documentation, each student must write an essay explaining “What it means to me to have my parent or guardian involved in securing our community.”

This NCS Competition is a new type of CTF that has challenges for every level. Students can qualify for the National Cyber Scholarship Competition through CyberStart America, beginning on October 30, 2020, or through alternative entry routes include the Spring picoCTF competition. Qualified students will compete nationally to win one of three tiers of award, with the highest scorers being awarded college scholarships to use at the school of their choice to pursue further study related to cybersecurity. This CTF competition will allow students to rank highly by completing challenges across a range of disciplines, or to focus their efforts on a particular area, such as defensive hacking.

There are three tiers of award available through the National Cyber Scholarship Competition, from recognition badges to college scholarships:  Scholar, Semi-Finalist and Finalist.

Scholarship is based on previous grades, financial need and course selection.  Courses taken do not need to be accredited.  Applicant can apply if used for night school, technical school or trade school as well as college courses.  Students can re-apply for scholarship each year.  Applicants should reside within 60 miles of Mauston, Wisconsin. 

Preference will be given to applicants in the automotive field but is not limited to automotive field.

Wizards of Rods will return all applications with a yes or no answer by May 1.  Scholarship will be presented at the Wizards' card show in June at awards ceremony at Jellystone Park in Warrens, Wisconsin.

In partnership with the Straubel Family Foundation, the Midwest Renewable Energy Association ("MREA") launched its new scholarship initiative in 2018 to foster student leadership in clean energy.  The award is designed to assist students who are pursuing degrees and/or relevant credentials in renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainability, or clean technology.

Scholarships are awarded to students who reside in the Midwest (WI, MN, MI, IA, IL, IN, OH, MO). Students should possess a clear goal of desiring to make her or his community, environment, or world a better and more sustainable place to live. Students should be able to show prior interest and/or education in the field. Criteria for awarding scholarships are based on leadership skills, student motivation, enthusiasm, and commitment. GPA and scholarship will be considered, but are not the deciding factor. High school students, college students, graduate students, and non-traditional students are invited to apply.

To apply for the Thomas H. Lutsey-Waseda Farms Scholarship, you must meet the following criteria:

• Current graduating senior attending a high school within 150 miles of Green Bay
• Attending an accredited 4-year college/university
• Pursuing a career with an agriculture focus that will enhance rural communities
• Minimum 3.0 high school GPA
• Minimum 19 ACT composite score
• Student with a rural or agriculture background
• Financial need as demonstrated by the FAFSA

Complete the online application, submit a personal statement, list of your extra curricular activities, provide two letters of recommendation, and submit ACT scores.

Scholarship is open to area high school seniors who have participated in the arts and are planning to attend a two- or four-year college.  You do not have to major in the arts, although preference is given to students majoring in theater, drama, speech, music, or a related art communications field.

Include with this application:

Scholarship is payable upon completion of the first semester of college and registration for the second semester.  A photocopy of grades and registration is required.

Growing demand and lack of qualified workers in skilled trades and technology means it’s a great time to go back to school and enter these lucrative and fast-growing industries. To help keep up with demand and assist the next generation of professionals, Porch will award a $2,000 scholarship four times a year to eligible students:

• You must be 18 years or over and currently be enrolled as a high school senior, or in a community college, undergraduate, graduate, technical college, or vocational program, or be planning to enroll in a high school, community college, undergraduate, graduate, technical college, or vocational program during the current academic program in the United States.
• You must have a minimum 3.4 GPA.
• You must be pursuing a degree that enables you or others in your community to learn a new trade, develop skills and technology, or start a small business related to home services offered by Porch.

In 1956, Jon Steinhaus began his career with the former Adams-Marquette Electric Cooperative as an apprentice lineman. He progressed through the ranks and was named General Manager in 1976. Mr. Steinhaus retired in 1996 after 40 years of dedicated cooperative service.

The purpose of the Jon Steinhaus Line Worker Scholarship Program is to encourage men and women to pursue an electric line worker career.  Scholarships are awarded annually in the amount of $1,500. 

Scholarship eligibility includes anyone who is a high school senior (or older). Successful applicants must be enrolled in an Electrical Power Distribution (EPD) program at a certified EPD school in the United States. Although not a requirement, preference is given to members of Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative.

The announcement of the annual scholarship program is made on this website, through area high school guidance counselors, and Wisconsin Technical Colleges offering line technician training programs.

Foundation will be offering scholarships to up to 65 Wisconsin public and private high school graduates who played boys or girls basketball during high school based on need, academic achievement and character.  The annual scholarship are renewable for the length of the program.

All applications for the American College Foundation (“ACF”) Visionary Scholarship Program will consist of:

Awards range from $1,000 - $5,000 each; with multiple winners to be selected. Each award is a non-renewable, one-time award and is to be used exclusively to offset costs and fees related directly to the student’s first year of higher post-secondary education at an accredited institution of the student’s choosing within the United States.

Growing demand and lack of qualified workers in skilled trades and technology means it’s a great time to go back to school and enter these lucrative and fast-growing industries. To help keep up with demand and assist the next generation of professionals, Porch will award a $2,000 scholarship four times a year to eligible students:

• You must be 18 years or over and currently be enrolled as a high school senior, or in a community college, undergraduate, graduate, technical college, or vocational program, or be planning to enroll in a high school, community college, undergraduate, graduate, technical college, or vocational program during the current academic program in the United States.
• You must have a minimum 3.4 GPA.
• You must be pursuing a degree that enables you or others in your community to learn a new trade, develop skills and technology, or start a small business related to home services offered by Porch.

Growing demand and lack of qualified workers in skilled trades and technology means it’s a great time to go back to school and enter these lucrative and fast-growing industries. To help keep up with demand and assist the next generation of professionals, Porch will award a $2,000 scholarship four times a year to eligible students:

• You must be 18 years or over and currently be enrolled as a high school senior, or in a community college, undergraduate, graduate, technical college, or vocational program, or be planning to enroll in a high school, community college, undergraduate, graduate, technical college, or vocational program during the current academic program in the United States.
• You must have a minimum 3.4 GPA.
• You must be pursuing a degree that enables you or others in your community to learn a new trade, develop skills and technology, or start a small business related to home services offered by Porch.