Georgia Scholarships
Believe it or not, you may be eligible for scholarships just because you reside
in or attend college in the state of Georgia. Scholarships for Georgia residents
are certainly out there, as are scholarships for those attending college in Georgia.
By using the state of Georgia as a search criterion, Scholarships.com can help you
find scholarships and grants aimed specifically at Georgia students. Below is a
sampling of information about Georgia state awards available to you at Scholarships.com.
For additional information about
college scholarships and grants that may be found at our site—ones available
to both residents and nonresidents of Georgia—you may conduct a free college scholarship
search at Scholarships.com. you may conduct a free college
scholarship search at Scholarships.com.
The objective of the GSFC Governor's Scholarship is to recognize and financially
assist graduating Georgia high school seniors of exceptional merit who choose to
attend a public or private college or university in Georgia by providing an academic
scholarship.
More
information on The GSFC Governor's Scholarship.
The primary mission of the Watson-Brown Foundation is to provide
college scholarships to area students based on merit and need. This internal
scholarship program is entirely managed by the staff of the Foundation. Scholarship
awards are decided by the Board of Trustees during its regular second quarter meeting.
The Foundation awards individual annual scholarships of $3,000 and $5,000. More
than 350 are awarded every year.
More information on The Watson-Brown Foundation.
The purpose of the GEWN Scholarship Fund is to assist in the college education of
one or more Georgia female Leaders of Tomorrow. GEWN will award up to four $3000.00
scholarships this year to female, non-traditional, full-time students who are attending
or planning to attend a metropolitan Atlanta accredited college or university in
a four-year undergraduate program of study. Non-traditional is defined as a student
who is at least 24 years old.
More information
on The Georgia Executive Women’s Network Leader of Tomorrow Scholarship.
The Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship includes tuition, mandatory fees, and a $100 per
semester book allowance. The scholarship can be used for four years at a Georgia
state college/university and an award of $3500 per year is also available to students
who choose to attend a private college in Georgia. To qualify, students must be
Georgia residents who have maintained a 3.0 GPA at an approved high school high
school. Students may also qualify based on ACT/SAT scores. Also available are the
HOPE Grant and HOPE GED Grant.
More information on Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship, HOPE Grant & HOPE GED Grant.