by Jeanine Nassar |
Last Updated: January 10, 2025 The purpose of this detailed listing of Massachusetts scholarships for college is to help you plan your scholarship search throughout the year. Please find information below about scholarships specifically for Massachusetts students. Some of the deadlines may be from prior years. Scholarship deadlines are cyclical, so even if a deadline has passed, the website will likely be updated for the current school year. Be sure to reach out to the sponsor or check sponsor websites for the most recent details.
January
To apply, you must be a full-time high school student attending a public, private, or home-school in the Greater Boston Area. If you happen to be the finalist, you will receive all expenses paid trip to MIT that includes: presentation of research proposals, meeting with MIT professors in the student’s area of interest, personalized tours of MIT research laboratories, attending MIT’s spring tech symposium, opportunity to attend MIT classes and experience MIT student life, the budget of $1000 to implement a project, and weekly mentorship meetings with MIT student mentors. The deadline is January 1st. Read more here.
Clemson University Out-of-State Tuition Scholarship is eligible to residents of South Carolina. Domestic out-of-state students with an exceptional high school academic record will be considered for a renewable merit award. Students who show financial need through their FAFSA application will be considered for renewable grant funds as well as merit awards offered. Applicants must maintain a 3.0 GPA and 12 credits per semester for renewal. Inquire with Financial Aid for specific award amounts. The deadline is January 3rd. More information can be found here and here.
This will award (2) $1000 scholarships to graduating students in Massachusetts. The State winners will be forwarded to the National JCI Senate and will be eligible for additional $1000 scholarships. We will also award a special $500 scholarship based on need and special circumstances. To be eligible, applicants must be a graduating student in Massachusetts who plans to continue their education at an accredited post-secondary college, university or vocational school. The deadline is January 13th. More info. here.
These are for students entering their junior, senior, fifth, or master’s degree year. The deadline to apply is January 26th. Learn more here.
The Barbara J. Sinnott Student of Integrity Scholarship awards $1,000 to each of four graduating high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to the ideals of the Better Business Bureau. The deadline to apply is January 31st. Website found here more info here.
Rowan University Brown and Gold Scholarship awards merit-based scholarships to eligible out-of-state students enrolled full time during the fall semester. Individual award amounts are determined at the discretion of Rowan University’s Office of Admissions based on the overall academic qualifications of the student, the competitiveness of the applicant pool and available funding. The deadline is January 31st. More information can be found here and here.
TheDream.US Opportunity Scholarship covers tuition, fees, on-campus housing, and meals at partner colleges, with a maximum award of $80,000 for a bachelor’s degree. Applicants must be undocumented or have DACA or TPS status and arrive in the United States before a specified date, maintaining continuous residence since then. Eligible applicants came to the United States before the age of 16 (Note: U.S. born individuals are not eligible). Applicants must demonstrate significant unmet financial need, must live in and have graduated or will graduate from a high school in a targeted locked-out state. Graduated or will graduate with a high school GPA of 2.5 or possess a cumulative college/university GPA of 2.5. Applicants must intend to relocate to and enroll full-time in a bachelor’s degree program at an Opportunity Partner College. The deadline is January 31st. More information can be found here and here.
Princeton Prize in Race Relations (PPRR) rewards high school students who, through their volunteer activities, have undertaken significant efforts to advance racial equity and understanding in their schools or communities. Each of the Princeton Prize in Race Relations recipients receives an award of $1,000 and is invited to participate in a Symposium on Race. The deadline is January 31st. More information can be found here and here.
February
This is available to high school seniors, undergraduates, graduates, community college and non-traditional students. To be eligible, a student’s permanent residence, or school, must be located in Massachusetts or Connecticut. The amount varies and the deadline is February 1st. Website here.
This is for $5,000. To be considered, you must reside in Massachusetts and be in your final year at a Massachusetts high school. You must also plan to enroll in college and demonstrate strong academic qualifications and a commitment to an environmental field. The deadline to apply is February 1st. More info. here.
Roothbert Fund Scholarships are open to all in the United States. While the Fund does not emphasize any particular form of religious practice or worship, it seeks to provide support to persons motivated by spiritual values. Besides completing the application, applicants must also submit: a copy of their most recent official transcript; three recommendation letters; and three autobiographical essays. As long as the applicant is in the United States when applying, this is also open to international students. The deadline is February 1st. More information can be found here and here.
NFB of MA Scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence, community service, and leadership. Applicant must be legally blind or have a visual impairment necessitating services from a teacher of the visually impaired, be a resident of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, plan to pursue a full-time, postsecondary course of study in the upcoming academic year, and have not previously received an NFBMA scholarship more than twice for the same degree. The deadline is February 7th. More information can be found here and here.
This ranges from $500 to $1500 per student. An applicant must be either a student attending an accredited college or university in Massachusetts; or a Massachusetts resident attending an accredited out-of-state college or university; or a high school senior who will be attending an accredited college or university in the fall of the application year. Award decisions are based on financial need and an acceptable grade point average.The deadline is February 15th. Application here.
NEHRA’s Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship aims to support individuals who have demonstrated the desire, ability, and courage to contribute to a more inclusive future. Applicants must be graduating high school seniors, commitment to advancing Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and have proven academic success and dedication to positive impact. The deadline is February 17th. More information can be found here and here.
East Longmeadow Garden Club Scholarship is for $1,000. To be eligible, applicants must presently be an East Longmeadow High School senior or a recent graduate who is planning to attend an institution of higher learning. They must also be planning to pursue a degree in Agriculture, Botany, Conservation, Ecology, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, Floral Design, Forestry, Landscape Architecture, Oceanography, Perma-culture/Agroecology, or a related field.The deadline for applications is February 28th. Learn more here.
The Dawna J Colbert & John Fitzpatrick Scholarship will award $2,500 per semester to a Black woman who will be attending a two or four-year institution. If enrolled in a 4-year institution the scholarship can amount to $10,000. Applicants must be a resident of eligible states or Washington, D.C. Please note; in order to receive their award, scholarship winners must be able to attend the Inaugural John Fitzpatrick Memorial Golf Classic in person at the Commonwealth National Golf Club in Philadelphia, PA in June. The deadline is February 28th. More information can be found here and here.
March
This is for $1,000 and is given to high school and college students. To be eligible, applicants must major in a course of study in Horticulture and/or Landscape. They must also be a resident of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for a minimum of one year. This must be submitted by March 1st. Learn more here.
This is starting at $500. This is for High School Seniors in Massachusetts who will major in Piano, Instrument, Music Education, Music Therapy or Voice. The deadline to apply is March 1st. Apply here.
This is starting at $500. This is for undergraduate students who are Massachusetts residents, currently enrolled in a four-year accredited college/university or school of music and majoring in voice. The deadline to apply is March 1st. Read more here.
This is for undergraduate or graduate study is starting at $500. Applicants must be legal residents of Massachusetts. The deadline to apply is March 1st. Read more here.
This is starting at $500. Applicants must be legal residents of Massachusetts who are undergraduate or graduate students studying in Public Health. The deadline to apply is March 1st. Read more here.
This starts at $500. Applicants must be a senior in a Massachusetts high school or homeschooled and have achieved the standards for graduation set by the town of residence. Applicants will enroll in a four-year accredited college or university in a teacher-training program that leads to certification to teach. The deadline is March 1st. Application here.
This is starting at $500. Applicants must currently be undergraduate or graduate students who are legal residents of Massachusetts. The award must be used for a 12-credit Summer session, semester, or full-year program beginning between June 1st of the current year and February 1st of next year. The deadline to apply is March 1st. Read more here.
This gives a minimum of $500. To be considered, applicants must be a senior in a Massachusetts high school, or home schooled and achieved the standards for graduation set by the town of residence. You must write a personal statement and have a portfolio to demonstrate three different examples of original 2D artwork in three (3) different mediums (for example: Oils, Acrylic, Watercolor, Photography, etc) matted, not framed, not larger than 12″ by 18″ overall dimension. The deadline to submit is March 1st. Apply here.
This is for $1,000. To be eligible, applicants must either be a senior of a Massachusetts high school or homeschooled and have achieved the standards for graduation set by the town of residence; or be a college sophomores or juniors majoring in Music. The deadline to submit is March 1st. Read more here.
This offers three $2,000 scholarships. This is for high school graduates who will be enrolling in a NEACRAO member institution. To be eligible the student must have a strong academic performance, a record of perseverance, and a compelling personal story or unique achievement. The deadline is March 1st. More info here.
This is for $3,500. Region I is reserved for incoming undergraduates in 16 Northeastern states, including Massachusetts. To be eligible, you must be classified as graduating high school senior, attain academic achievement with a minimum “B” average, gain admission at accredited colleges or trade schools, and choose majors related to the motor vehicle industry. The deadline is March 21st. Learn more here.
This will be awarded to five high school seniors from our service territories in New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts who are pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering, or math will each receive $5,000 for the first year of undergraduate study. To be eligible, the applicant must reside (primary address) and attend a school located in one of the cities/towns in our Unitil service territories. The deadline to apply is March 14th. Read more here.
This is for $1,000. This is for Western Mass seniors who plan to attend an accredited college or technical school to study advertising, communications, marketing, or graphic arts and will be attending in the fall. The deadline is March 31st. Read more here.
This offers a scholarship program of over 1,000 individual scholarship awards given annually to college students living in Franklin, Hampden, and Hampshire counties, providing financial assistance to their college education. The deadline to apply is March 31st. Learn more here.
The Springfield Garden Club is a $2,000 scholarship. This is available to high school seniors, undergraduate and graduate students who are residents of Hampden County, MA, and are majoring or have been accepted to major in one of the accepted horticulture or environmental-related fields. The deadline for receipt of all documentation is March 31st Learn more here.
Each year, qualified African-American and Black junior and senior high school students participate in the Essay Contest and Issue Forum. The essay contest is open to high school juniors and seniors (grades 11 and 12) at time of submission of essay. Essay contestants must reside in a district represented by a Congressional Black Caucus Member and be a U.S. citizen/legal permanent resident. Contestants should identify as African-American or Black. The deadline is March 29th. More information can be found here and here.
April
This is available to any high school senior from the four counties in Western Massachusetts, who has applied to college and is committed to pursuing journalism as their academic major or minor and is eligible for the Valley Press Club Scholarship. The deadline is April 5th. Learn more here.
This offers $1,000 in scholarship awards for high school seniors planning to attend college as full-time, degree-seeking students in the fall. These high school seniors must reside in California, Washington, Illinois, Nevada, Maryland, Massachusetts, Texas, New York, and New Jersey and must plan to attend a U.S. Accredited 4-Year College/ University or a Community College in the state of California, Washington, Illinois, Nevada, Maryland, Massachusetts, Texas, New York, and New Jersey as a 1st-year student in the fall of the year the scholarship is awarded. The deadline is April 1st. Read more here.
This is in the amount of $1,000. This scholarship will be awarded to a female high school senior who is pursuing a career in law enforcement or criminal justice by attending an accredited college. You must also be a resident of Massachusetts for at least the past two years and have a minimum of a 2.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale. The deadline to apply is April 7th. Applications are available online here.
This is for $1,000. This is available to high school seniors of Haitian descent pursuing a degree in healthcare, you must also be a resident of Massachusetts, and have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. The deadline is April 9th. More details here.
This is for $2,500. To be considered, students must be permanent residents of Massachusetts, have declared a communications-related major, and are in the process of enrolling at an accredited institution of higher learning. The deadline to apply is April 14th. Read more here.
This provides financial assistance to New Hampshire’s students pursuing a career in broadcasting. Students who are permanent residents of New Hampshire and plan to, or are, enrolled at an accredited institution of higher learning are eligible to apply. NHAB awards $2,500 scholarships to students pursuing a career in over-the-air broadcasting, as well as a $5,000 is awarded in honor of the former President of the NHAB, Al Sprague. The deadline is April 5th. Learn more here.
Two $1,000.00 scholarships will be awarded annually to students from Western Massachusetts who are graduating from high school or are enrolled at an accredited college or university. To be eligible, applicants must be a resident of Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin, or Berkshire County. Applicants must also demonstrate either an intention to pursue a degree and a career dedicated to serving persons with disabilities or be a person with a disability seeking to further his or her education. All materials must be postmarked by April 21st. More info. here.
This is offered to a Massachusetts high school senior who plans to major in engineering or land surveying. The total amount awarded is $5,000, to be awarded over two years, $2,500 per year. In order to be eligible, the applicant must reside in Massachusetts and plan to attend an ABET-accredited engineering, land surveying, engineering technology program, or a pre-engineering program. Although applicants must be a resident of Massachusetts, the college/university they decide to attend can be in any U.S. state. The deadline for applications is April 28th. Learn more here.
ConvenientMD Student Scholarships are awarded to students pursuing higher education in a healthcare-related field. Applicants must be a resident of Maine, New Hampshire, or Massachusetts, must be a high school senior, and must be pursuing post-secondary education in a healthcare major. The deadline is April 30th. More information can be found here and here.
Cathay Bank Foundation Scholarship Program offers $1,000 in scholarship awards for high school seniors planning to attend college as full-time, degree-seeking students in the fall. These high school seniors must reside in California, Washington, Illinois, Nevada, Maryland, Massachusetts, Texas, New York, and New Jersey and must plan to attend a U.S. Accredited 4-Year College/ University or a Community College in the state of California, Washington, Illinois, Nevada, Maryland, Massachusetts, Texas, New York, and New Jersey as a 1st-year student in the fall of the year the scholarship is awarded. The deadline is sent out as soon as one is invited to apply to the scholarship.The deadline is April 15th. Read more here and here.
Christian A. Herter Memorial Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to twenty-five Commonwealth of Massachusetts students who demonstrate academic promise and aspiration for higher education. Awards are based on a student’s college cost of attendance, demonstrated need, and the level of funding for the program. Scholarships are awarded for a maximum of four years. Requirements include, any current high school sophomore or junior who are U.S. Citizens, must be nominated by a sponsoring school or agency, and have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5. The amount varies and the deadline to apply is April 12th. Learn more here and here.
Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts offers a scholarship program of over 1,000 individual scholarship awards given annually to college students living in Franklin, Hampden, and Hampshire counties, providing financial assistance to their college education. The deadline to apply is April 7th. Learn more here and here.
May
This is for $1,000 has been given to around 400 college-bound high school seniors. It’s reserved for New England residents in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Maine who actively skate at FMC arenas from East Boston to Worcester. To be eligible, you must be accepted at accredited two- or four-year U.S. colleges, have participated in ice hockey, figure skating, and recreational ice sports, and exhibit financial need for higher education costs. The deadline is May 1st. Application here.
This is the state flagship program. Funds are meted out to financially disadvantaged students interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree at a private or public college, university or approved nursing school within the state. Awards are granted according to financial need, and academic achievement. To be considered, you must be a permanent legal resident of Massachusetts for at least one full year prior to the opening of the academic year. The deadline is May 1st. Learn more here.
This is offering a $1,000 scholarship for a college-bound female high school senior in Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin Counties in Massachusetts as well as Northern Connecticut. The scholarship aims to reward a well-rounded, intelligent, civic-minded senior who has participated in track or cross-country. Interested young women can access the application at the club’s home page here and the deadline for submissions is May 1st.
This awards a two-time scholarship with a reward of $500 each. This is to recognize outstanding high school seniors who have demonstrated an interest in the sport of running. To be eligible students must be Residents of Hopkinton, Holliston, Ashland, Milford, Westborough, Upton, Northborough or Southborough. The deadline is May 1st. Application here.
This awards at least $2,000 each year to deserving high school seniors in Boston, Massachusetts, who need significant financial assistance to afford their higher education dreams. Successful applicants must be completing a diploma or GED, plan to attend a regionally accredited U.S. college, have a minimum grade point average of 2.0, have lived in Boston for 12+ months, and exhibit good citizenship. Awards can be renewed for four undergraduate years. The deadline for applications is May 1st. Website here.
The award shall be equal to the cost of the institution’s full time annual tuition charges. This was established for students who have experienced the loss of a parent and/or spouse who is killed or missing in the line of public service duty in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. To be considered, you must be enrolled full time (at least 12 credits or its equivalent) in a certificate, associate’s or bachelor’s degree program at an eligible institution. The deadline to apply is May 1st. More details here.
This offers a scholarship program of 61 scholarships worth up to $160,000, providing financial assistance to students pursuing a career in the plumbing-heating-cooling (p-h-c) industry. The deadline to apply is May 1st. Learn more here.
This offers five $5,000 college scholarships. To be considered, applicants must be current high school juniors or seniors attending school in one of the six New England states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, or Vermont. Applicants must also be planning to pursue a degree at an accredited US post-secondary institution. The deadline to apply is May 15th. Learn more here.
This is a $500.00 Non-Refundable award will be given to two males and two females District E Scholar-Athletes. To be eligible students must have a 2.0 G.P.A. or better. The deadline is May 13th. Application here.
June
This is a $1,000 scholarship to one male and one female applicant each year. In order to be considered for the scholarship award, applicants must be former members of a youth soccer team affiliated with the organization. Unlike most scholarships, this award is paid only after recipients have completed at least one semester of college at a Massachusetts institution. The deadline to apply is June 1st. You can learn more about the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Student Scholarship here.
This is for $5,000. The aim of this scholarship is to offer financial support towards college expenses to a graduating senior who has been directly affected by cancer. To qualify, the application must have confirmed attendance as an incoming undergraduate student at a fully accredited college or university in the United States. You must also have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and be a resident of Massachusetts. The deadline is June 1st. Read more here.
Spring Meadow Scholarship is for $4,000 to three full-time undergraduate and graduate students majoring in nursery, landscape, horticulture program, or related discipline. Applicants must have at least a 2.5 overall GPA and a 2.7 GPA in their major. Preferences will be given to those who are interested in woody plant breeding, and/or horticultural sales. The deadline to apply is June 1st. Learn more here.
July
The MassGrant is the state flagship program. Funds are meted out to financially disadvantaged students interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree at a private or public college, university or approved nursing school within the state. Awards are granted according to financial need, and academic achievement. To be considered, you must be a permanent legal resident of Massachusetts for at least one full year prior to the opening of the academic year. The deadline is July 1st. Learn more here.
John F. Moriarty Scholarship is geared toward any Hampden or Hampshire County resident (5 years or more) who has been admitted to or is attending a certified law school. Applicants must have been residents of Hampden or Hampshire County for at least five years and must have been admitted or to or already attending a certified law school. Applicants will be considered based on academic and extracurricular accomplishments to date and on a financial need. After review of all applications received, the finalists will be reviewed and if necessary, finalists will be invited to a Committee interview. The deadline is July 15th. More information can be found here and here.
August
The Annual Asian Heritage High School Scholarship is for $1,000. This is available for graduating high school seniors in the Boston area who are of Asian heritage and will be attending college. They must also have a 3.0 GPA and be a U.S. citizen. The deadline for applications is August 1st. Read more here.
September
This is presenting 23 scholarship and book awards ranging from $1,000 to $3,500 (total of $64,000) to Central Massachusetts medical students. Applicants must be currently enrolled as a full-time 2nd, 3rd, or 4th-year student, attending an accredited allopathic (MD) or osteopathic (DO) medical school. The deadline to apply is September 1st Learn more here.
This is a $30,000 college scholarship for rising high school seniors who have been positively impacted by a mentoring relationship. To be considered, applicants must be enrolled in a high school within Massachusetts, be a rising senior, apply to a four-year college, and be able to demonstrate exceptional leadership skills and a commitment to their communities. The deadline is September 23rd. Learn more here.
October
Rossiter Family Scholarship On Behalf of William J. Rizzo, Jr. is eligible to women or racial or ethnic minority (e.g.: African-American or Black, American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Hispanic/Latino, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander) student currently enrolled in an ABET-accredited undergraduate or graduate program in civil or environmental engineering. Applicants must be currently enrolled as an undergraduate sophomore or higher, and must be residents of Massachusetts and attend a college or university in Massachusetts. The deadline is October 18th. More information can be found here and here.
November
University of Alabama Out-of-State Merit Scholarships offers merit scholarships for out-of-state incoming freshmen. Dollar amounts will vary by scholarship, but students should have at least a GPA of 3.0. For first-time freshman applicants, students must submit the following to be considered for admission to the university: an application for admission, and an official high school transcript. There is also an optional submission of official ACT or SAT test scores. The deadline is November 1st. More information can be found here and here.
University of Florida Out-of-State Tuition Waiver offers a very limited number of merit-based out-of-state scholarships designed to reduce the out-of-state tuition for high-achieving students at the following levels. Applicants are reviewed for scholarships using the same holistic and academic criteria used for the admissions review. The deadline is November 1st. More information can be found here and here.
University of South Carolina Alumni Scholars Award (Nonresidents) offers a generous array of scholarships for non- South Carolina resident freshmen. Only one Admissions Merit Award per individual is allowed for nonresidents, with the exception of the Provost Scholars Award, which can be added to any other award listed in this section. To apply for this award, you must submit both a UofSC application and a Top Scholars application supplement to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. The deadline is November 15th. More information can be found here and here.
December
If you’re a student who has worked on a golf course in Massachusetts for at least two years, then you qualify for this. This renewable award ranges from $1,000 to $15,000, depending on the student’s financial need and how many students submitted an application. To be considered, you must plan to attend an accredited institution of undergraduate higher education full-time. Students may apply as seniors in high school or during their college career. The deadline is December 1st. Learn more here.
This assists ASA members in the region and/or students currently enrolled in, or with plans to enroll in, accredited higher-education institutions. Applicants’ field of study must be directly related to the PHCP-PVF industry. The deadline to apply is December 8th. Learn more here.
University of Kentucky Bluegrass Spirit Awards offers renewable academic, competitive and selective scholarship opportunities for incoming first-time freshmen. This reward’s requirements vary, but applicants should have at least a 3.0 GPA, and if they took the ACT/SAT, a score of at least 25 or 1200. Applicants must be a nonresident of Kentucky. The deadline is December 1st. More information can be found here and here.
Deadline's Vary
This gives full tuition waivers. Chosen high school seniors can attend the Commonwealth’s nine state institutions, such as Salem State University, Bridgewater State University, and Framingham State University, for free if a 3.3 GPA is maintained. To be eligible, you must be a permanent legal resident of Massachusetts for 12+ months, excel academically with a minimum secondary GPA of 3.75, and have at least a 1200 on the SAT or an ACT equivalent. The deadline varies. More info. here.
This is a complementary program to the Need-Based Tuition Waiver Program. It helps needy students by awarding grant money to cover additional charges such as mandatory fees and non-state-supported tuition. To be eligible, you must be a permanent legal resident of Massachusetts for one year prior to the start of the academic year for which the grant is awarded, be a U.S. Citizen or non-citizen eligible under Title IV regulations, and be enrolled in at least three undergraduate credits per semester in an eligible program. The deadline varies. Learn more here.
This provides grants up to $6000 annually for foster children to help pay for an education beyond high school at any college or university throughout the continental United States. The grant recipient must have signed an agreement with the Department of Children and Families for care and services beyond age 18. To be eligible, you must be a permanent legal resident of Massachusetts, be a U.S. Citizen or non-citizen eligible under Title IV regulations, and be under 25 years old. The deadline varies. More details here.
This ranges from $200 to a maximum that depends on the type of institution that the student attends. To be considered, you must be a permanent legal resident of Massachusetts for at least one year prior to the start of the academic year for which the grant is awarded. You must also be a U.S. Citizen or non-citizen eligible under Title IV regulations and be enrolled for at least six (or the equivalent) but fewer than 12 undergraduate credits per academic term in an eligible undergraduate degree program or eligible certificate program. The deadline varies. More details here.
This is for $5,000 to support women of any age, pursuing a business program with a major field of specialization in accounting, economics, finance, business management, business technology, information technology, marketing, operations management, human resources management, international business, or entrepreneurship at an accredited university/college/institute, who demonstrate outstanding potential in the field and are living or studying in a Zonta district/region. Contact the local club for the deadline. Learn more here.
This award has been created to recognize a graduating senior for strongly demonstrated leadership and creativity in serving his or her community through the student’s talents in visual art, drama, music, dance, or literature. The amount of the award is $500, and there may be more than one award, to be determined by the jury. Students who attend any of the following high schools are eligible: Winchester, Burlington, Cambridge, Somerville, Belmont, and Medford. The applicant must be pursuing a four-year art degree program at an accredited college. Website here.
This offers several scholarship awards to civil engineering graduate and/or undergraduate students. Learn more here.
This offers several scholarships and programs in partnerships with other foundations, companies, and funders. Learn more here.
Reading Community Singers Music Scholarship supports the advancement of music education by providing a scholarship to a student pursuing a career in music. The application process is open to any graduating high school senior or full time undergraduate student pursuing a major or minor in music. Applicants must reside in Reading or a town in the surrounding area. The deadline varies. More information can be found here and here.
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