Michigan Scholarships

The Clarence L. Remynse Scholarship Program is Offering $250 to $7,500 per year to local graduating high school seniors who are pursuing bachelor’s study in business, law, education, psychology, medicine, or STEM fields. Interested candidates must have lived in Kalamazoo County for 12+ months, gain admission at regionally accredited colleges in Michigan, display good citizenship, keep a minimum 3.0 GPA, and submit the FAFSA. The deadline to apply is March 1st. More info. Here.

Offer lucrative scholarships worth up to $80,000 to high school seniors in select areas of Virginia, Michigan, and Illinois. Funding supports academically talented freshmen with a minimum 3.0 GPA attend any University of Michigan campus full-time. Students must select science-related majors in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts or College of Engineering. The deadline for applications is March 1st. More info. here.

This encourages high school students to stay in school by providing tuition assistance for their first two years of college. Eligible students must apply to the program while attending high school. Tuition assistance is given to qualifying high school graduates who are pursuing an associate degree or approved certification at a state college, university or technical school. Award amounts vary, and are determined on the basis of financial need. The deadline is March 1st. More details here.

This is subsidized by the Federal government, and targets students within the three major urban public school systems within Michigan: Detroit, Flint and Muskegon. GEAR UP recipients must complete the six year GEAR UP Scholarship program, must be under 22 years of age, and must be enrolled in a participating state college or university. The maximum award amount a student may receive is $2,000 per academic year (beginning 2019-20). The lifetime maximum award is $6,000.  The deadline is March 1st. Read more here.

This is designed to provide undergraduate tuition assistance to the natural or adoptive children of Michigan’s military veterans. Eligible students may receive up to four years of tuition assistance totaling no more than $11,200. Students must be full time residents of Michigan, and must be attending a state supported college or university. The deadline is March 1st. Learn more here.

This provides tuition waivers for the dependent children and spouses of Michigan police officers and firefighters who have been killed in the line of duty. To be eligible, students must be the spouse or the natural or adoptive child of a deceased police officer or firefighter. Awards are made on the basis of available funds. The deadline is March 1st. More info. here.

This is for $2000 per year for McCurdy and $1000 per year for Scofield.  To be considered, you must be a graduating high school senior of private and public schools who legally resides in Calhoun County and are seeking educational opportunities in undergraduate studies at an accredited trade school, college or university and will be attending classes full time. The deadline is March 1st. Apply here.

This is awarded to graduating seniors or former graduates from the Marshall area who are pursuing majors/careers in community service and/or the arts or who show signs of continuing these activities in the future in their essays.  Recipients are chosen based on their current community activism and creative endeavors.  The amount varies and the deadline is March 1st. Read more here.

Applicants must be graduating seniors from Barry, Branch, Calhoun, and Eaton Counties who plan to attend a trade school, community college,and/or four year institution.  Applicants must demonstrate financial need, leadership skills, community involvement, and extracurricular activities.  Preference may be given to applicants related to UAW members or retirees. The amount varies and the deadline to apply is March 1st. Learn more here.

This ranges from $300-$500. This scholarship is for high school seniors seeking an education or further training in a non-administrative role in a health-related field.  Preference will be given to hospital based occupational fields, such as nursing, radiology, med tech, etc.  Recipients will be selected based on merit, need, grades, community involvement, and commitment to a health-related field. Applicants must reside in Albion, Concord, Homer, or Springport.  The deadline for applications is March 1st. Apply here.

This is awarded to Calhoun  County residents seeking to further their education in natural resources or a related field at any Michigan college or university. Applicants may enroll at a two-year institution with plans to complete a four-year institution. A minimum 2.5 GPA is required. Students who receive this scholarship are encouraged to apply for further support in subsequent years. The amount varies and the deadline is March 1st. More details here.

This is awarded to students of color currently residing in Michigan pursuing a law degree at any accredited law school in the United States. Students must demonstrate financial need, be U.S. citizens and have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA. Deadline is on March 1st. For more information click here.

This ranges from $1,000 to $6,600 based on financial needs for High-achieving female 10th and 11th graders attending high school in Michigan, Ohio, Minnesota, Nebraska, Missouri, North Dakota and South Dakota. Joyce Ivy Summer Scholars attend summer pre-college programs at eleven partner colleges and universities – Barnard College, Brown University, Cornell University, Emory University, Harvard University, Johns Hopkins University, MIT, Smith College, Stanford University, Washington University in St Louis, University of Chicago, and Yale University.  The Deadline is March 1st. More details here. 

This will provide up to two $500 awards to graduating seniors of Hillsdale High School who seek an education at a two or four-year college or university business, vocational or trade school.To be considered for this scholarship, you must have a minimum of 2.0 or better grade point average at high school graduation. The deadline for submission is March 1st. Read more here.

This provides an annual scholarship to a Hillsdale County resident who seeks an education at a two or four-year college or university, business, vocational or trade school. Preference will be those applicants pursuing a degree in the fields of Education or Agriculture. To be considered for this scholarship, the applicant must be a graduating senior and have a minimum of a 2.5 or better grade point average. The amount varies and the deadline is March 1st. Learn more here.

This is available to a Hillsdale County resident who seeks an education at a two or four-year college or university business, vocational or trade school. Preference will be those applicants pursuing a teaching degree in the field of Agriculture or Health and Exercise. To be considered for this scholarship, the applicant must be a current or past graduate of a Hillsdale County school, Hudson High School or a homeschooled Hillsdale County resident. The amount varies and the deadline to apply is March 1st. More details here.

This is offered to students who have suffered the loss of a parent or parents through death or abandonment after infancy. To be eligible, applicants must be a graduating high school senior who is a Kalamazoo County resident or attends a high school within Kalamazoo County, or a graduating high school senior who is enrolled in South Haven High School or Gull Lake High School; planning to attend an accredited institution for vocational/technical training or a two- or four-year degree either part or full time; and, demonstrates financial need. The amount awarded is $2,500 and the deadline is March 1st. More information here. 

This gives one-time awards of $2,000 to honor the civil rights activist’s historic involvement in the Montgomery Bus Boycott and later Michigan’s Black Power movement. Incoming freshmen must write a brief, 300-word essay on how they’ll use Rosa Parks’ principles to address one of today’s social issues. To be eligible, you must be seniors at public or private Michigan high schools and have post-graduation goals in higher education. The deadline to apply is March 1st. Learn more here.

This is up to $2,000. To be considered, you must be a graduating high school senior or graduate of Paw Paw High School, enrolled or planning to enroll full or part time in a technical school trade school or community college, and enrolled in a course of study that will lead to a career in the field of technology (e.g. auto technician, graphic design, information or manufacturing technology). Must have a minimum 2.0 GPA extracurricular or community volunteer activities and work experience. The deadline is March 1st. Read more here. 

This is awarded to a graduating senior residing in Calhoun County or graduating from a school within the CISD who is pursuing a career in law enforcement or as a corrections officer. Applicants must demonstrate a financial need, and be accepted to a Michigan college or university with an accredited Law Enforcement Program. The amount varies and the deadline to apply is March 1st. Read more here.

This is awarded to a student in Marshall, Olivet or the surrounding area, during school or upon graduation, seeking a degree in Performing Arts or for additional enrichment opportunities in performing arts. Applicants must demonstrate financial need. The amount varies and the deadline is March 1st. More details here.

This is given to a graduating senior or previous graduate from Marshall, Olivet or the surrounding area seeking a career in engineering, manufacturing or industrial technologies with programs such as but not limited to, architecture, construction, drafting, electronics, welding and/or other related technologies. Applicants must demonstrate financial need. The amount varies and the deadline is March 1st. Read more here.

This scholarship was established to provide educational opportunities for deserving students who have participated in All God’s Children Community Choir for at least two years. This is a renewable scholarship for up to $2,500 for a graduating senior. The deadline is March 1st. Apply here.

This is a $1,000 non-renewable scholarship to be used at a U.S. college/university for tuition, books, fees, and other costs of attending. Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA and plan to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in the Arts – this includes performing, visual, and graphic arts. All applicants must also demonstrate evidence of financial need. You must also include a small sample of your chosen art. The deadline is March 2nd. Click here to apply.

This is a renewable scholarship for up to $9,000 awarded over four years for graduating seniors and current college students who demonstrate financial need, are involved in community service and are planning to attend a 4-year college/university in Michigan. Preference may be given to students who will attend small or private institutions. The deadline is March 15th. Application here.

This ranges from $250 to $7,500. This foundation manages more than 20 scholarship funds with varying requirements. Students fill out a single application and are matched to scholarships. Transcripts and at least two recommendation letters required. The deadline is March 15th. Learn more here.

This offers two $1,000 scholarships. This is available to any Livonia resident who is a graduating high school senior with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.5. Students may attend any college, university, or trade school and choose any course of study. The deadline to apply is March 15th. Read more here.

This gives two yearly scholarships of a minimum of $300 will be awarded to a high school senior or high school graduate continuing their education at an accredited institution in the year in which they are applying and must be enrolled as a Calhoun County Youth Swine Exhibitor at the time of application. The deadline to apply is March 15th.  Application and info. found here.

This provides up to eight semesters of undergraduate tuition to an entering freshman. This also pays their full tuition and room and board. To be eligible, you must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher, a minimum score of 940 on the SAT or 18 on the ACT, and be accepted as a CMU freshman for the fall. Materials must be submitted on or before the March 8th. More details and application here.

This honors a graduating senior for volunteer service that demonstrates “Service Above Self.” Award recipients will receive a scholarship toward future education. To be eligible, you must be actively involved or demonstrate personal interest in bettering the community through meaningful service, demonstrate good citizenship and leadership, and be enrolled as a high school senior at a Battle Creek area high school. The amount varies and the application is due by March 20th. Apply here.

This supports Michigan public school students in the pursuit of enrichment opportunities that advance learning and create opportunities. With the shortage of skilled trade workers in Michigan, they want to help revitalize these career paths and support students in their professional pursuits.  To be eligible, you must be a Michigan resident, be a high school senior attending a Michigan public school, and be enrolled in or plan to enroll in an accredited college. The amount varies and the application is due March 29th. Learn more here.

This is designed to assist high school seniors from urban communities across 10 states, including Detroit, Michigan. The award ranges from $1,000 to $5,000 apiece. To be eligible, you must live in a metropolitan area with a VILLA store, gain full-time admission to an accredited U.S. college, and exhibit active involvement in community service. The deadline to apply is March 30th. Read more here.

This was created to provide support to high school seniors who aspire to further their education and develop a knowledge in Criminal Justice at a College or University in Michigan. The Michigan Sheriffs’ Association will offer a $1,000 scholarship to five graduating seniors. One student from each of the five Districts will be chosen. Nominations can only be made by a member of the Michigan Sheriffs’ Association. The amount varies and the deadline is March 31st. Learn more here.

This is for $5,000, which will be awarded to Michigan students. Applicants are asked to submit a persuasive message that shows how you would convince young drivers to reduce distractions while driving. The deadline to apply is March 31st. Read more here.

This is for high school graduates with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 (Trustee Scholarship) or 3.5 (Award of Excellence) at the end of the first semester or first trimester of your senior year.The deadline to apply is March 31st. Complete the online scholarship application here.

This is open to all college and trade/vocational students graduating from Genesee County, Michigan public high schools and from Luke M. Powers Catholic High School. Those whose cumulative grades may not reflect their potential because of hardships, setbacks or “late blooming” are encouraged to apply. Awardees may receive up to $5,000 annually for up to four years. Need and the costs of a student’s program are considered along with other criteria. Renewal is contingent upon maintaining a minimum 2.3 GPA. The deadline to apply is March 31. Learn more here  

This is awarded to a resident of Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Applicants must be enrolled in a vocational, technical or trade school or college or university. Sponsored by the Kalamazoo Community Foundation. Find Information here.