California's main grant aid for college, which does not need to be paid back; high-school seniors qualify by filing the FAFSA or CA Dream Act Application with a verified GPA.
Statewide juried art competition for Ohio high school students (grades 9–12): about 300 works are selected for the State Exhibition, 25 receive the Governor's Award of Excellence, and sponsors offer scholarships.
Foundation For The Carolinas manages more than 150 donor-created scholarship funds for high-school seniors, graduate students and non-traditional students across the Carolinas, searchable in one database.
12. sınıf
Ücret yayımlanmadı
Kısmi finansmanBaşvurular 1 Aralık 2026 tarihinde açılıyor
The New York state championship of Science Olympiad for high school (Division C) teams, held March 12–13, 2027 at Le Moyne College, Syracuse; top teams can advance to the national tournament.
A statewide original-poetry writing competition from the Washington State Arts Commission, open to every Washington school serving grades 9–12, regardless of Poetry Out Loud participation.
Idaho SkillsUSA's 2027 state event where high-school members compete in technical, skilled-trade and leadership contests (construction, automotive, manufacturing, IT, health, culinary, public speaking and more) and attend leadership sessions; top finishers can qualify for the national SkillsUSA event.
9–12. sınıflar
Ücret: $75 USD
Başvurular 1 Şubat 2027 tarihinde açılıyorÖn eleme gerekli
University of Colorado Boulder — Leeds School of Business, Opening Doors to Achievement (ODA)
A free, week-long residential business program at CU Boulder's Leeds School of Business where Colorado high-school juniors compete in teams in a real-world case challenge for corporate partners.
A one-week residential camp at Texas A&M where high-school students explore architecture, construction science or landscape architecture and urban planning.
Seattle Children's Research Institute — Science Education Department
A free four-week in-person research training program at Seattle Children's Research Institute for Washington 10th and 11th graders, with a $2,000 stipend.