Top high school junior scholarships for you

Qualified high school juniors or seniors must show demonstrated leadership by serving in elected or appointed positions in which they are actively representing a constituency in organizations related to student government, education, public affairs and community service. They must be actively serving in qualified leadership positions, enrolled in high school and living in the state (and for these purposes, the District of Columbia) that they will represent for the entire academic year. The college scholarship and attendance at the Washington Week program are one inseparable award. Delegates must participate in the Washington Week program in accordance with all program rules and policies in order to receive the financial scholarship. The USSYP scholarship is designated for undergraduate college study only at an accredited United States college or university. All students are encouraged to include history, political science or related subjects in their undergraduate program. The scholarship is designated for the specified student's education expense and must be used within four years after enrollment. Students may obtain a USSYP application through their high school principals, school counselors and social studies Teaching; or they may inquire directly to their state selection contacts online. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Maguire Foundation Endowed Scholarships are open to incoming first-year students who are graduating from a Maguire Foundation partner high school. Applicants must actively participate in school, community, volunteer, or extracurricular activities and demonstrate financial need on their FAFSA. This scholarship awards to up to three incoming Widener first-year students. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Freshman Mississippi Resident Academic Scholarship will be automatically awarded upon the student's admission at MSU based on their 9th-11th grade high school GPA and test scores. The amount of the award will also be based on their GPA and test scores. Mississippi State accepts the SAT/ACT through the February test date of a student's senior year of high school. This scholarship may be renewed annually for up to 8 semesters or four years. Application for admission is currently open; MSU has a rolling deadline policy. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Office of Admissions and Scholarships for more information.

The Maria Nieves Edmonds Scholarship is available to students graduating from Pinellas County High Schools. Applicants must have a standard high school diploma, be US citizens or permanent resident aliens, and have a weighted cumulative grade point average of at least 3.00 at the end of the seventh semester of high school. High school students who meet these qualifications will be notified in writing in the spring term of their senior year. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information and contact Financial Assistance Services for inquiries about the application.

The Gwynedd Mercy University Dual Enrollment Program Scholarship is available to students who participate in GMercyU's Dual Enrollment program while in high school and then enroll as a full-time bachelor's degree-seeking student at GMercyU. Recipients of this award will receive a full-tuition scholarship for the final semester of their senior year. When added to any other scholarships and grants, this scholarship will bring tuition costs down to $0 in the final semester of a student's senior year. Submission of test scores is not required. The university offers a test-optional admission.

At the Better Business Bureau, we believe it is never too early to introduce and emphasize the importance of ethics. At the high school level, students begin to face ethical decisions that may impact the rest of their lives. The BBB seeks to honor ethical students for doing the right thing with the BBB Ethical Torch Essay Scholarship, available in Greater Arizona and Southern California. Students in grades 9-12 (graduating classes of 2025-2028) residing and enrolled in school in eligible counties are invited to apply for this scholarship opportunity. Winning scholarship recipients will be recognized and receive funds towards college tuition and expenses at this year's Torch Awards for Ethics. The deadline for San Diego and Imperial County students is August 18, 2024. The deadline for Orange County students is September 8, 2024. The deadline for Greater Arizona students is September 24, 2024. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Gannon University Knight Achievement Award is awarded to students based on academic merit as well as SAT/ACT scores. Students must enroll directly from high school. Submission of personal statements and letters of recommendation are optional but are recommended. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Terry Foundation Traditional Scholarship is a full ride scholarship that covers up to eight semesters. It is awarded to Texas high school seniors who have been accepted for admission to one of the Terry-affiliated public universities in Texas. Applications are available only from the universities affiliated with the Terry Scholarship Program and are not available from the Foundation or from high schools. Please visit the links in the scholarship's website for the application information and deadlines at each university. Applicants must demonstrate strong academic abilities, as evidenced by grades and SAT/ACT scores; have demonstrated leadership; and have graduated from an accredited Texas high school or homeschool. Applicants who have taken a gap year immediately following their graduation from high school are not eligible for consideration. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Go Idaho! Scholarship Program is open to new, first-year underGraduate Studentss who are residents of Idaho. Students who are admitted and meet the following criteria are guaranteed to receive the level of funding from a variety of U of I scholarships. Non-accredited Idaho High School GPAs (if provided to Undergraduate Admissions) will be considered for Go Idaho award levels. If you are an Idaho resident who went to a non-accredited out-of-state high school, your award will be based on your standardized test scores. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Boston Public High School Scholarships are open to high school seniors graduating from a Boston public high school who are in the top ten percent of their graduating class. Each high school may nominate up to two candidates for the award. Additional candidates may also be identified through Northeastern's general application evaluation process. If you believe that you are a good candidate for this scholarship, please speak with your school counselor about the nomination process.

The Jacksonville Commitment Scholarship is open to students attending a Duval County public high school, who qualify for the federal Pell Grant program and are accepted to the University. Students must apply to Jacksonville Commitment directly as well as submit an additional essay to Jacksonville University. It is awarded in the spring prior to the start of freshman year. Students may contact Financial Services for more information and inquiries about the application.

The Saline County Scholarship is open to any high school/home school student who resides at an address in Saline County and is new to KWU. This scholarship is a minimum guarantee of $80,000 in undergraduate scholarships over four years ($20,000 per year). This scholarship may not be combined, or "stacked", with any other KWU scholarship or grant offer. However, the academic matrix and power awards make up a portion of each scholarship. Students may contact the Financial Aid Office for more information and inquiries about the application.