[Page 77] Top 2,282 Local Scholarships in February 2025
Updated Feb 24, 2025Apply below to the best Local Scholarships in February 2025.
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Community Foundation for Cloud County Scholarships
Cloud County • Washington County • Kansas • Freshmen • Sophomores • Juniors • Seniors
Cloud County Scholarships offer diverse opportunities for high school and college students. Apply now for a chance to win $250+!
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Greater Salina Community Foundation Scholarships
Saline County • Kansas • Freshmen • Sophomores • Juniors • Seniors
Explore diverse scholarships for Saline county students, including high school seniors and non-traditional students. Apply now!
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TAJE Scholarship
Texas • Journalism • Freshmen
The TAJE Scholarship offers $1,000 to Texas high school seniors pursuing journalism. Apply now!
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Hamilton Community Foundation Scholarships (NE)
Hamilton County • Nebraska • Freshmen
Hamilton Community Foundation offers $237,900+ in scholarships annually for Hamilton County students. High chances to win!
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Blandy Research Experiences For Undergraduates Program
Virginia • Conservation • Environmental Science • Freshmen • Juniors • Sophomores • Seniors
Blandy Research offers Undergraduate Fellowships in ecology and environmental science in Virginia. Apply with a personal statement and references.
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Broadcast Scholarship Program
Kansas • Radio & Television • Juniors • Seniors
The Broadcast Scholarship Program offers up to $20,000 for Kansas residents in broadcast studies with a 2.5 GPA. Apply with an essay and recommendation.
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Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin's scholarships
Portage County • Waushara County • Wisconsin • Freshmen
The Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin offers $300,000 in scholarships for local students. High chances to win! Apply now.
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Phelps County Community Foundation (Pccf) Scholarship
Phelps County • Nebraska • Freshmen • Sophomores • Juniors • Seniors
Phelps County Community Foundation offers $170,725+ in scholarships annually. Apply now for a chance to win $250+!
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Stateline Community Foundation's scholarships
Beloit • Wisconsin • Freshmen
Stateline Community Foundation offers scholarships for local students. Apply now for a chance to win $250+!
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Conejo Open Space Foundation Scholarship
Ventura County • Los Angeles County • California • Environmental Engineering • Environmental Science • Natural Resources Management • Freshmen
The Conejo Open Space Foundation Scholarship offers up to $4,000 for high school seniors pursuing environmental studies in Ventura County.
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Mary Ellen Kirkpatrick Leadership Scholarship
Kansas • Accounting • Seniors
The Mary Ellen Kirkpatrick Leadership Scholarship offers $2,500 for junior accounting majors at Kansas colleges. Apply now!
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Ethnically Diverse Student Scholarship
Kansas • Accounting • For Black and/or African American students • For Asian students • For Hispanic and/or Latino students • For Native American / American Indian students • For Pacific Islander students • Seniors
The Ethnically Diverse Student Scholarship offers $2,500 for junior ethnic minority accounting majors in Kansas colleges.
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John J. Killian Scholarship
Kansas • Accounting • Seniors
The John J. Killian Scholarship offers $2,500 for junior accounting majors at Kansas colleges. Apply now!
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The Pinebelt Foundation Scholarships
New Augusta • Prentiss • Ellisville • Lumberton • Laurel • Leakesville • Hattiesburg • Brookhaven • Bassfield • Collins • Columbia • Petal • Purvis • Richton • Sandersville • Soso • State Line • Sumrall • Waynesboro • Bay Springs • Mississippi • Freshmen
The Pinebelt Foundation offers scholarships for local students. Apply now for a chance to win $250+! Visit their website for details.
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Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara General Scholarship
Santa Barbara County • California • Sophomores • Seniors • Juniors • Freshmen
The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara offers merit and need-based scholarships for local students, starting at $250.
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The Valley Community Foundation's scholarships (CT)
Ansonia • Derby • Oxford • Seymour • Shelton • Connecticut • Freshmen
The Valley Community Foundation offers scholarships for students in CT. Contact school Guidance Counselors for details.
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NBCC Minority Fellowship Program for Addictions Counselors (Master's)
Counseling • Mental Health • Graduate Students
The NBCC Minority Fellowship offers $12,000 for master's-level counseling in addictions, targeting underserved minority communities.
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Community Foundation for the Twin Tiers's scholarships
Bradford County • Potter County • Sullivan County • Tioga County • Pennsylvania • Freshmen
The Community Foundation for the Twin Tiers offers scholarships up to $4,100 for local students in PA and NY based on merit and need.
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Community Foundation of St. Clair County Scholarships
St. Clair County • Michigan • Freshmen • Sophomores • Juniors • Seniors
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County offers scholarships for local students to pursue higher education, with a chance to win even after deadlines.
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Centre County Community Foundation's scholarships
Centre County • Pennsylvania • Freshmen
Centre County Community Foundation offers scholarships for local students based on merit, need, and activities. Apply now!
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Doyne M. Green Scholarship
Washington • Law • Social Work • Public Policy & Administration • Public Health • Medicine • Counseling • For Women • For Trans Woman students • Graduate Students
The Doyne M. Green Scholarship awards $4,000 to female graduate students in medicine, law, or public service in Washington.
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High Point Community Foundation's scholarships
High Point • North Carolina • Freshmen
High Point Community Foundation offers scholarships for local students based on merit, need, and activities. Apply through your school counselor.
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Frances Sylvia Zverina Horticulture Scholarship
Ohio • Agriculture • Biology • Environmental Science • Horticulture • Architecture • Interior Design • Other Trades/Crafts • Science • Juniors
The Frances Sylvia Zverina Horticulture Scholarship offers $15,000 to students pursuing horticulture with a GPA of 3.2+. Apply with essays and a reference.
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Chapter 67 - Phoenix Scholarship
Arizona • Manufacturing/Production • Engineering • Industrial Engineering • Technology • Freshmen
Chapter 67 - Phoenix Scholarship offers up to $2,000 for AZ high school seniors pursuing engineering programs with a 3.0 GPA.
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Gavin Rupp I Promise 15 Scholarship
Loudoun County • Virginia • Health/Medical Technology • Healthcare-Related • Medicine • Freshmen • High school • Sophomores • Seniors • Juniors
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FAQ for local scholarships
To increase your chances of winning a local scholarship, focus on crafting a strong application, highlighting your achievements and community involvement, and ensuring you meet all eligibility criteria. Additionally, applying early and thoroughly researching each scholarship can help.
Yes, many local scholarships are specifically tailored to residents of certain regions or states. You can find these opportunities by searching on Mos, which can help you identify scholarships available in your area.
Common documents required for local scholarships include your academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a personal statement or essay, and proof of residency. Always refer to the specific scholarship guidelines for exact requirements.
To apply for local scholarships, you typically need to complete an application form, provide supporting documents such as transcripts and recommendation letters, and sometimes write an essay. Check the specific application process for each scholarship on platforms like Mos.
It's advisable to start applying for local scholarships as early as possible, ideally during your junior year of high school or the first year of college, to maximize your opportunities.
Yes, you can apply for multiple local scholarships. In fact, applying for several can increase your chances of receiving financial aid for your education.
Eligibility criteria for local scholarships can vary widely but often include factors such as residency, academic performance, community involvement, and specific demographic requirements. Always check the specific criteria for each scholarship.
Yes, local scholarships are typically legitimate and are offered by reputable organizations within your community. However, it's always a good idea to research the scholarship provider to ensure their credibility.
You can find local scholarships by searching on platforms like Mos, which aggregates scholarship opportunities based on your location and eligibility.
Local scholarships are financial awards offered by organizations, businesses, or individuals within a specific community or region. They are designed to support students who are residents of that area and often take into account local needs and values.
To increase your chances of winning a Local scholarship, focus on submitting a well-written application, meeting all eligibility criteria, and highlighting your community involvement and achievements. Additionally, consider using resources like Mos to find tailored opportunities.
Yes, many Local scholarships are specifically tailored to residents of certain regions or states. You can find these opportunities by searching local scholarship databases or checking with community organizations.
Common documents required for Local scholarships include academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a personal statement or essay, and proof of residency. Always refer to the specific scholarship guidelines for exact requirements.
To apply for Local scholarships, you typically need to complete an application form, provide supporting documents such as transcripts and recommendation letters, and sometimes write an essay. Check the specific requirements for each scholarship.
It's advisable to start applying for Local scholarships as early as possible, ideally during your junior year of high school or the first year of college. This gives you ample time to gather necessary documents and meet deadlines.
Yes, you can apply for multiple Local scholarships. In fact, applying for several can increase your chances of receiving financial aid for your education.
Eligibility criteria for Local scholarships can vary widely but often include factors such as residency in the area, academic performance, community involvement, and specific demographic requirements. Always check the specific criteria for each scholarship.
Yes, Local scholarships are generally legitimate and are offered by reputable organizations and institutions. However, it's always a good idea to research the scholarship provider to ensure its credibility.
You can find Local scholarships by searching on scholarship databases, community foundations, local businesses, and educational institutions. A great resource to explore is Mos, which aggregates various scholarship opportunities.
Local scholarships are financial awards offered by organizations, businesses, or individuals within a specific community or region. They are designed to support students who are residents of that area and often take into account local needs and values.
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