This section contains a listing of some of the largest dollar amounts available from a scholarship. While we definitely recommend you conduct a free college scholarship search to find all the scholarships for which you qualify, and not just those worth $20,000 or more, this list definitely offers some potentially lucrative opportunities. Please feel free to explore some of these opportunities by clicking on the links below.

• Flinn Foundation/Scholarships
  The Flinn Foundation offers top high school graduates from Arizona full-ride scholarships to college.
• U.S. Army/Montgomery G.I. Bill plus the Army College Fund (MGIB/ACF)
  Depending on length of enlistment and job, students who join the army will be able to earn up to $73,836 for their college education. During their first year of service, they will have to contribute $100 per month to the fund.
• Science Service/Intel Science Talent Search-Scholarships
  High school seniors can participate in a research project competition that culminates in a trip to Washington D.C. for finalists. Forty winners will receive computers and scholarship prizes ranging from $5,000 to $100,000.
• Society of Automotive Engineers-SAE/University of Arkansas Fayetteville-SAE Engineering Scholarship
  Students who are in their final year of high school and plan to major in mechanical engineering at the University of Arkansas can apply for this $500 per year, four-year scholarship. Awards will be based on SAT/ACT scores, GPA and extracurricular activities.
• Rotary Foundation of Rotary International/Multi-Year Ambassadorial Scholarship
  The Rotary Foundation will award Multi-Year Ambassadorial Scholarships in the amount of $24,000 ($12,000 per year for two years) to select students who wish to study abroad.
• America's Junior Miss/Scholarships & Awards
  Female high school seniors may participate in America’s Junior Miss competitions to win money for college. More than $150,000 was awarded at the 2007 finals, with the first-place winner receiving a total of $54,000 in scholarship money.
• Fannie & John Hertz Foundation/Fellowships
  Doctoral students in the applied sciences and engineering may be eligible for Hertz Foundation fellowships that can cover tuition for up to five years and provide stipends worth between $3,500 and $36,000.
• Maryland Higher Education Commission-State Scholarship Admin./Loan Assistance Repayment Program-Primary Care Physicians
  Primary care physicians and medical residents in a residency programs that specialize in primary care may be eligible to apply for this $25,000 to $30,000 per year scholarship. Students must be graduates of a college in Maryland or a medical school.
• Micron Science and Technology Scholars Program
  Six high school seniors will be awarded scholarships of $25,000 after winning this merit-based competition. One male and one female student will be selected from Idaho, Utah and Virginia.