Undergraduate Scholarships

Subject-Specific Scholarships

If you have selected a major in college, then the subject-specific scholarship category is for. We have organized scholarships by academic focus so you can precisely find your academic focus.

Student-Specific Scholarships

In the student-specific category, we have organized scholarships for all kinds of students. Some are common but some may seem a little unusual. The categories consist of:

• Athletic
• Bowling
• Golf Caddy
• Celebrity
• Left-Handed
• Marble Playing
• Twins and Triplets
• Unusual

Minority Undergraduates

It’s likely you fit into at least one of the growing minority scholarship categories by some scholarship definition. Every scholarship source offers minority scholarships. They include the federal and state governments, professional organizations, private endowments, corporate donors, and colleges and universities. Why you ask? The global marketplace demands diversity. Please browse through the minority categories defined below for scholarships

• African American
• Asian
• Hispanic
• Native American
• Women

General Undergraduate Scholarships

• A. Patrick Charnon Scholarship - Full-time undergraduate students enrolled in an accredited four-year college or universityis eligible to win a $1,500 scholarship renewable for up to four years by applying. Students will have to submit a 2 to 4 page essay about the importance of community service and education. For more information, please visit http://www.cesresources.org

Other Scholarship Types

State Scholarships

• Browse a list of state scholarships organized by the state where you are going to college.

Federal Scholarships

• Browse our list of federal scholarships for Federal Employees, Family members of Federal Employees and those in the Military.

Private Organizations

• Browse out list of scholarship by Private companies. Many of these companies are Fortune 500 companies.

Transfer Scholarships

• The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation offers a Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship to approximately 50 scholarships to students attending community colleges or two-year institutions in the United States and are planning to transfer to four-year institutions. Each award covers a portion of educational expenses, including tuition, required fees, living expenses, and books for the final two to three years of the baccalaureate degree. The scholarship is not to exceed a maximum of $30,000 per year. For more information, please visit http://www.jackkentcookefoundation.org/