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Awarded by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation to non-U.S. citizens enrolled in a communication sciences and disorders graduate program in the United States. Up to three scholarships are available through the Kala Singh Memorial Fund. Applicants must be in an accredited clinical doctoral (audiology) or master’s (speech-language pathology) program and submit a letter of application plus three confidential letters of recommendation.

Eligible: Graduate students (non-U.S. citizens) in communication sciences & disorders

The American Meteorological Society awards this fellowship to a graduate student completing a dissertation on the history of the atmospheric, oceanic, or hydrologic sciences. Supports one year of dissertation research. Women, minorities, and students with disabilities are especially encouraged to apply. Three letters of recommendation required, including one from the dissertation advisor.

Eligible: Graduate students at U.S. institutions in good standing working on a qualifying dissertation

Supports Latinos and/or Spanish speakers pursuing or advancing a career in Library and Information Science. Open to current or newly entering MLS or PhD students at an ALA-accredited library school. Full-time enrollment is not required. Applicants must show commitment to serving the Spanish-speaking community and submit two letters of reference.

Eligible: Graduate library school students (MLS or PhD) who are Spanish-speakers or committed to serving Spanish-speaking communities

Enables 11 participating Oklahoma public universities to provide up to four years of support to academically promising students. Requires an ACT composite score of at least 30 (from an official ACT report) or National Merit Semifinalist/Commended Student status. Available for up to eight semesters. Application is made directly through the attending institution.

Eligible: Oklahoma students enrolled in a baccalaureate program at a participating regional university

Awarded to promising library students pursuing a career in law librarianship. Applicants must be enrolled at an ALA-accredited library school, have at least one semester remaining, and reside within Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or Delaware (with preference for the Tri-State area). At least one letter of recommendation required. Students who received a GPLLA scholarship within the prior two years are ineligible.

Eligible: Library school students in PA, NJ, or DE pursuing law librarianship

A competitive, forgivable loan for Maine residents pursuing a D.D.S., D.M.D., or dental auxiliary degree with intent to practice in underserved areas of Maine. Applicants must be a Maine resident for at least two years prior to entry. Priority goes to those with the greatest financial need and demonstrated intent to practice primary dental care in an underserved area. Finalists may be required to interview.

Eligible: Maine residents enrolled in accredited dental or dental auxiliary programs

Open to children (natural and adopted), grandchildren, dependent children, and spouses of USAWOA members in good standing. Awards include $1,500 scholarships and $500 book scholarships. Requires a minimum of three recommendation letters from individuals who know the applicant personally, plus SAT or ACT scores (or a letter of justification if unavailable).

Eligible: Dependents and spouses of active USAWOA members

Supports early-career researchers conducting impactful translational research on maternal and newborn health, with a focus on preterm birth and health equity. Open to MD, MD/PhD, and PhD faculty who are 4–9 years past their terminal training and hold a full-time tenure-track position at a U.S. institution. Requires a department chair nomination plus two letters of recommendation (one from the postdoctoral mentor).

Eligible: Early-career faculty researchers at U.S. institutions in maternal/newborn health fields

A four-year scholarship for a high school senior attending an accredited college or university who has demonstrated an interest in golf but is not eligible for a golf athletic scholarship. Established in honor of avid golfer Sarah Huneycutt. Requires one letter of recommendation from a non-relative (guidance counselor, teacher, employer, or clergy preferred). Select candidates may be invited to interview.

Eligible: High school seniors with an interest in golf who are ineligible for athletic golf scholarships

Nominated by a team manager or head coach of an American Legion post-affiliated team. Applicants must be high school graduates on a current Legion team roster. Requires three letters of testimony: from the Legion coach or team manager, the post commander or adjutant, and a community leader. Winners are also considered for The American Legion All Academic Team.

Eligible: High school graduates on an American Legion Baseball team roster affiliated with a Legion post

Created in 1988 to aid New England students seeking a career in horticulture. Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited landscape or horticulture program with senior standing in a two-year program, junior standing in a four-year program, or graduate standing. Minimum GPA of 2.25 (undergrad) or 3.0 (graduate). Preference given to those planning to work in the nursery industry. Two letters of recommendation required.

Eligible: New England students in accredited horticulture or landscape programs

Established by Susie and Bruce Usrey of Monrovia Growers Inc. for students in accredited landscape horticulture programs at two- or four-year institutions (vocational agriculture students also considered). Must carry a full-time course load, maintain a minimum 2.25 overall GPA and 2.7 major GPA. Preference given to those planning careers in the green industry. Two letters of recommendation required.

Eligible: Full-time students in accredited horticulture or landscape programs

Awards $2,000 annually for four years to one male and one female recipient from each of the five postal regions (Central, Eastern, Northeast, Southern, Western). Applicants must be high school seniors who are children, grandchildren, stepchildren, or legally adopted children of a current, retired, or deceased APWU member. Recipients must attend an accredited college for four consecutive years and maintain a “B” average.

Eligible: High school seniors who are dependents of APWU members

Supports APWU member dependents pursuing specialized vocational training in fields such as culinary arts, medical/dental assistance, electrical work, IT, cosmetology, or massage therapy. Programs of nine months to three years qualify. Must attend an accredited community college or vocational school and maintain a “B” average. Applicants must be current high school seniors.

Eligible: High school senior dependents of APWU members pursuing vocational programs

Established by MANTS in 2002 to support continuity in the nursery and landscape profession. Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited horticulture or landscape program with at least junior standing in a four-year program or senior standing in a two-year program. Minimum 2.7 overall GPA and 3.0 major GPA required. Previous recipients may reapply. Two letters of recommendation required.

Eligible: Upper-division or graduate students in accredited horticulture or landscape programs

Created by Dale and Liz Deppe of Spring Meadow Nursery to support students interested in woody plant production, propagation, breeding, or horticultural sales and marketing. Requires sophomore or higher standing in a four-year program, senior standing in a two-year program, or any year of graduate study. Minimum 2.25 overall GPA and 2.7 major GPA. Two letters of recommendation required.

Eligible: Students in accredited horticulture programs with an interest in woody plants or horticultural marketing

Awards a round-trip ticket to Taipei plus monthly grants to Full Professors, Associate Professors, Assistant Professors, and Doctoral Candidates conducting research in Chinese Studies. Duration ranges from one month to one year. Applicants must submit a research plan and at least one letter of recommendation.

Eligible: Foreign scholars and doctoral candidates in Chinese Studies

A merit-based scholarship recognizing diversity-minded law students pursuing a career in intellectual property law. Law schools may nominate one rising 2L or 3L who is a member of an underrepresented racial or ethnic minority group and has excelled academically in IP studies. Nomination takes the form of a letter of recommendation enclosing a summary of the nominee’s achievements.

Eligible: Rising 2L or 3L law students from underrepresented groups with demonstrated excellence in IP law (school nomination required)

Provides degree-completion funding for women geoscience graduate students whose education has been significantly interrupted by life circumstances. Intended for students in the final stages of completing a thesis or dissertation. Requires two letters of reference — one from the thesis/dissertation advisor and one from another scientist of the applicant’s choosing.

Eligible: Women geoscience graduate students nearing thesis/dissertation completion after a significant interruption

Provides last-dollar funding for low-income students with unmet financial need of at least $1,000 after their aid package is determined and an Expected Family Contribution under $5,000. Open to high school seniors planning to enroll or current undergraduates at accredited U.S. postsecondary institutions. Transcript or GED test results required.

Eligible: High school seniors and current undergraduates with documented unmet financial need and EFC under $5,000

Established in 1971 in memory of William Robert Stanitz. Applicants must be active members of their church community, demonstrating leadership among peers in their parish’s young religious community. Must be high school graduates who are currently enrolled in or planning to enroll in a college or university. Previous Stanitz Scholarship recipients are not eligible.

Eligible: Active church community members who are high school graduates or current college students (first-time applicants only)

A one-time award for a Canadian or American Orthodox Christian citizen studying at one of three designated schools of theology (St. Vladimir Orthodox Seminary, Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, or St. Tikhon Orthodox Seminary) with the intent to serve the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America. Awarded at the start of the recipient’s second year. Three letters of recommendation required, including one from the applicant’s spiritual advisor or priest.

Eligible: American or Canadian Orthodox Christian citizens studying at a designated seminary

Created by the Mugget Growers of America to help students obtain a horticulture degree. Requires at least sophomore standing in a four-year program, senior standing in a two-year program, or any year of graduate study. Minimum 2.25 overall GPA and 2.7 major GPA. Preference for students planning green industry careers. Previous recipients may reapply with a new application. Two letters of recommendation required.

Eligible: Students in accredited horticulture or landscape programs (two-year, four-year, or vocational)

Offered through the American Sheep Industry Association, this award supports a graduate student pursuing sheep-related research in areas such as animal science, agricultural economics, or veterinary medicine. Applicants must be enrolled in a U.S. graduate school and submit two letters of reference. Applications may be submitted by mail or email.

Eligible: Graduate students in the U.S. conducting sheep and/or wool research

Aimed at bringing talented candidates into the CPA profession. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA overall and in accounting, have completed at least one intermediate accounting course, and be a rising junior, senior, or graduate accounting student. Two letters of reference (preferably professional) required, plus certification from the accounting department head. Transfer students must include a letter of acceptance from their new school.

Eligible: Rising junior, senior, or graduate accounting students with a minimum 3.0 GPA

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