Whether you are in middle school, high school, or college, there is free money available to help pay and prepare for postsecondary education, including college, universities, and career/trade schools! Scholarships – which do not have to be repaid – may be based on merit, financial need, or other factors and can make a real difference in helping you manage your education expenses. Deadlines are provided, but please check each website carefully as dates may change.
Scholarships
Stop distracted driving, specifically the use of your phone while driving to send texts or messages. Create a video ad, a radio spot, or a design for a billboard ad to encourage safe driving. For the video and radio competition, submissions are due April 1. Billboards are due March 1.
The Anne Ford Scholarship is a $10,000 scholarship ($2,500/year over four years) granted to a graduating high school senior who will be enrolled in a full-time bachelor’s degree program in the fall. Students must have a documented learning disability and/or ADHD.
The award is given to driven and committed pre-collegiate musicians with financial need to help offset the often prohibitively expensive costs of studying classical music at a high level. Funds can be used toward instrument purchases, summer camp tuition, college audition travel expenses, private lessons, or other music-related needs. Award recipients will be announced in two classes (fall and spring) annually.