Philosophy scholarships - Jan '25

Updated Jan 28, 2025

Apply below to the best Philosophy scholarships for January 2025.

Ian James Wallace Scholarship Fund

Colorado • American Studies • English • Foreign Languages • Gender Studies • History • Literature • Philosophy • Psychology • Social Sciences • Sociology • World Studies • Art History • Arts • Arts Management • Film • Fashion • Graphic Design • Photography • Radio & Television • Studio Arts • Theatre/Performing Arts • High school

The Ian James Wallace Scholarship Fund awards $1,500 to Colorado high school seniors pursuing arts or humanities with a 3.0 GPA.

Deadline:

February 25, 2025

Get Up To $35,000

Beinecke Scholarship Program

Art History • Arts • Arts Management • Studio Arts • Theatre/Performing Arts • Architecture • English • Fashion • Literature • Writing • Social Sciences • Religious/Theological Studies • Political Science/Government • Psychology • Philosophy • Graphic Design • Film • Photography • For Pacific Islander students • Seniors

The Beinecke Scholarship offers up to $35,000 for college juniors pursuing advanced degrees in arts, humanities, or social sciences.

Deadline:

March 29, 2025

Get Up To $1,000

Vermont DAR Good Citizenship Scholarship

Vermont • Social Sciences • Social Work • Sociology • Criminal Justice • Economics • History • International Relations • Philosophy • Political Science/Government • Urban Design • Psychology • High school • Freshmen

Vermont DAR Good Citizenship Scholarship offers $1,000 for high school seniors pursuing social sciences degrees. Apply with FAFSA, essay, and recommendations.

Deadline:

February 14, 2025

Get Up To $10,000

Mercatus Adam Smith Fellowship

Philosophy • Economics • Political Science/Government • Sociology • Graduate Students

The Mercatus Adam Smith Fellowship provides $10,000 for doctoral students in political economy. Apply online with references.

Deadline Passed

FAQ

Yes, you can apply for multiple Philosophy scholarships. In fact, applying for several can increase your chances of receiving financial aid.

Common mistakes to avoid when applying for Philosophy scholarships include missing deadlines, failing to follow application instructions, and submitting poorly written essays. Careful preparation and attention to detail can help you avoid these pitfalls.

While many Philosophy scholarships may consider your GPA as part of the eligibility criteria, not all require a high GPA. It's important to check the specific requirements for each scholarship.

Yes, many Philosophy scholarships are legitimate and offered by reputable institutions, organizations, and foundations. It's essential to research each scholarship to ensure its authenticity.

Philosophy scholarships can cover a range of expenses, including tuition fees, textbooks, and sometimes living expenses, depending on the scholarship's terms.

To increase your chances of winning a Philosophy scholarship, focus on maintaining a strong academic record, crafting a compelling personal statement, and obtaining strong letters of recommendation.

It's advisable to start applying for Philosophy scholarships as early as possible, ideally during your junior year of high school or the first year of college, to meet various deadlines.