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Applicants for both EWISP and ASIST must reside within the geographical boundaries of a participating Chapter. Applicants must apply using our online application process during the application submission process which opens in early January and closes in late March each year. Scholarship Details ASIST Scholarship: Supports adults facing economic, social, or physical challenges. EWISP Scholarship: Awards high school seniors based on scholastic achievement, leadership, good citizenship, and extracurricular activities. ASIST Corporate scholarships range from $2,000 to $10,000 for Chapter winners. EWISP awards more than $100,000 annually in scholarships for qualifying high school seniors. Applicants compete at the Chapter level first, with winners advancing to the Corporate level. Eligibility Criteria ASIST applicants must be adults facing challenges and seeking education to improve their situation. EWISP applicants must be high school seniors with strong academic, leadership, and community engagement records. Applicants for both scholarships must reside within the geographical boundaries of a participating Chapter. Application Process Verify your eligibility and locate your local Chapter. Access the online application process, which opens in early January and closes in late March. Complete the application and submit required materials, including transcripts, essays, and recommendations, as specified by your Chapter. Participate in the Chapter-level competition, where winners are selected based on the scholarship criteria. If selected as a Chapter winner, your application is submitted to the Corporate Scholarship Awards Committee for additional scholarship opportunities. Chapters award scholarships in the first round of the application process and submit their first place winner to our Corporate Scholarship Awards committee for an additional scholarship opportunity. Before contacting us, please reach out to your local Chapter for more information.

The 4-H Youth in Action program highlights the diverse stories and leadership of 4-H youth who make meaningful contributions to their communities. Each year, selected youth participate in a year-long experience filled with media training, professional development, and national opportunities to serve as ambassadors for the positive impact of 4-H. Participants showcase how 4-H transformed their lives while helping them lead and inspire others. Scholarship Details Four award winners receive a $5,000 scholarship for higher education, applicable to two-year or four-year colleges, trade schools, or other advanced learning institutions A year of professional and media development, including national opportunities to serve as a spokesperson in their program area All-expenses-paid trips for award winners and a chaperone to attend events as national youth representatives An official reference letter from a National 4-H Council leader for educational or career advancement All applicants receive media, interview, and storytelling training from National 4-H professionals Applicants gain admission to the national 4-H story database, which may lead to multi-media and spokesperson opportunities Eligibility Criteria Applicants must be aged 14-19 at the time of application Applicants should be current or active 4-H members with demonstrated leadership and community impact Open to U.S.-based 4-H participants who are pursuing higher education or advanced learning opportunities A strong personal story of 4-H impact and community involvement is encouraged Application Process Visit the official 4-H Youth in Action program webpage to access the application portal Attend the info session on February 26 from 7:00-8:00 pm ET to learn tips for becoming a competitive applicant Complete the online application, which includes providing information about your 4-H experience and personal impact story Submit any required supplemental materials, such as personal essays or reference letters Ensure the application is submitted before the designated deadline Await notification of selection and further instructions for participation The 4-H Youth in Action program is an incredible opportunity to receive a $5,000 scholarship, develop professional skills, and share your inspiring 4-H story on a national stage. If you’re passionate about the impact you’ve made through 4-H, apply today to gain recognition and valuable leadership experiences.

Four Star Leadership is a world-class summer leadership program providing 75 top high school rising junior and senior students with face-to-face experiences with inspirational leaders. Scholarship Details $40,000 worth of scholarship funding is available. 70 Students will be selected to participate in the program. 14 scholarships will be awarded. While in Oklahoma July 13th - 18th students will receive personalized attention and guidance, gaining insights from these accomplished individuals. Activities include leadership challenges, ethical scenario analysis, persuasive speech and writing competitions, and an Ethics Bowl. Offers team-building exercises, problem-solving sessions, and coaching in persuasive speaking and writing. There is no cost for selected students. Airfare will be provided by the generous donors to the General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute and Museum located in Hobart, OK. Eligibility Criteria Open to high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors who demonstrate leadership potential. Application Process Select apply and submit your application by April 4th. Who Should Apply Ambitious high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors looking to enhance their leadership skills and ethical understanding through direct interaction with global leaders. This program is an exceptional opportunity for students aiming for collegiate and early career excellence, offering scholarships, internships, and strong endorsements for college applications.

ESET North America offers the Women in Cybersecurity Scholarship to help close the gender gap in STEM and cybersecurity. Scholarships will be awarded to graduate/undergraduate women pursuing a career in cybersecurity. In order to be considered, women must be enrolled in or accepted to an accredited college or university within the United States. The graduate/undergraduate program does not have to be a "cybersecurity" program however applicants should aspire to have a career in the cybersecurity industry. Scholarship Details Open to students pursuing a career in cybersecurity Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident Winners to be announced by the end of June Scholarship requires enrollment in an accredited U.S. college or university Eligibility Criteria Enrolled in or accepted to an accredited U.S. college or university U.S. citizen or permanent resident Aspire to a career in the cybersecurity industry Application Process Complete the application form with personal and educational details Upload a copy of an unofficial transcript or acceptance letter as proof of enrollment Submit one letter of recommendation signed by the recommender Write a personal essay of 500-700 words on your motivation for a STEM career and how companies like ESET can inspire women in these fields The applicant must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Complete applications must have the following documents (PDF) ready to upload: one copy of an unofficial transcript or acceptance letter as proof of enrollment, one letter of recommendation signed by the recommending party, and one personal essay of 500-700 words written in English or Spanish answering the prompt on the application. In its Cybersecurity Workforce Study, (ISC)2 found the field remains predominantly male, with women representing less than a quarter of the workers. While the number of women in the field is technically increasing, there is still a long way to go.

The Longfield Family Charitable Foundation generously sponsors our Norma Gray annual scholarship in honor of founding member Norma’s passion and dedication to supporting the creative development of Michigan artists. All scholarships are competitively awarded based upon an applicant’s merit and goals in the visual arts. Scholarship Details Open to undergraduate and graduate students in visual arts Competitive scholarship awarded based on merit and goals All eligible applicants also considered for the Ron and Norma Gray Memorial Scholarship Eligibility Criteria Must be between 17 and 25 years of age Full-time Michigan residents attending a Michigan college/university Livingston County high school seniors eligible for an additional $1,000 High School Scholarship Application Process Complete the scholarship application form Submit an Artist’s Goal Statement (minimum 75 words) as a PDF, explaining your artistic motivations, methods, and visual art goals for the coming year Include five artwork samples in digital jpg format (300 dpi, max 4MB each). For 3D art, include both front and back views Label each artwork file with the artist’s name, title, medium, and dimensions (e.g., JohnDoe_sunset_acrylic_18wx22h) We will have a formal scholarship presentation in the summer at the Brighton Art Guild’s monthly program/presentation at the Brighton District Library. All scholarship recipients are expected to attend the presentation depending on restrictions at that time, and encouraged to bring guests and family if possible, and samples of their works to share.

The New England Statistical Society (NESS) Scholarships was created for underrepresented minorities. Designed to foster diversity and inclusivity, these scholarships support graduating high school seniors and first/second-year undergraduates pursuing careers in data science-related fields. NESS is committed to advancing the representation of underrepresented groups and enhancing diversity within its community and the broader statistics and data science domains. Scholarship Details Support for graduating high school seniors and first/second-year undergraduates Targeted towards those interested in statistics, quantitative fields, math, engineering, and computer science Scholarship amount varies annually based on available funding Winners announced at the NESS Symposium in May Eligibility Criteria Graduating high school senior or first/second-year undergraduate student Black, Indigenous, or Person of Color (BIPOC) Enrolled in a U.S. college or university for the upcoming academic year Demonstrate a genuine interest in statistics and data science Priority given to those eligible for a Federal Pell Grant Program Application Process Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria Submit your application by the specified deadline Wait for the announcement of winners at the NESS Symposium Winner packets distributed at the end of October (once registration is confirmed) Be a part of a community dedicated to shaping the future of statistics and data science. Apply now and contribute to the diverse and dynamic landscape of these fields. Don't wait until the deadline is right around the corner, start putting together all the materials you need and apply today!