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High school is filled with some of life’s greatest moments, but also can be very stressful.
You get to attend prom but, then again, there are college applications. Graduation is near but, unfortunately, you also had to take your SATs and ACTs.
Wouldn't a scholarship to help pay for your college career help dim the not-so-savory memories? We think so. At the very least, it would start college off with a bang!
The following awards fall under this category, rewarding high school students, like you, for a job well job, sending you off to college without a care in the world.
Apply for these and many more on Fastweb today!
Note: To help you better organize your scholarship search, please note that the following awards for high school students are listed according to deadline, with the earliest deadline appearing at the top of the page. Deadlines that vary will appear at the bottom of the list.
Triple-Impact Competitor Scholarship
Deadline: 5/31/15
Available to: High School Sophomores through High School Juniors
Award Amount: $2,000
Provided by the Positive Coaching Alliance, the Triple-Impact Competitor Scholarship is available to high school juniors playing for a high school team or in club sports.
You must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and submit an essay explaining how you meet the standards of making yourself better, making your teammates better and how you make the game better in order to qualify for this award.
Get more information about the Triple-Impact Competitor Scholarship.
Niche $2,000 No Essay Scholarship
Deadline: 5/31/15
Available to: High School Freshman through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $2,000
We know you are busy and we know that times are tough.
That is why we decided to create the easiest possible scholarship to give something back to students.
Students can use the money to help cover tuition, housing, meal plans, books, computers, or any education-related expenses.
The scholarship is open to all high school and college students and those planning to enroll in the next 12 months.
Get more information on the Niche $2,000 No Essay Scholarship.
Duck Tape “Stuck at Prom” Contest
Deadline: 6/01/15
Available to: Ages 14-18
Award Amount: $10,000
The Duck® brand Stuck at Prom® Scholarship Contest challenges high school students to create DIY prom attire using Duck Tape® for a chance to win scholarship cash.
Over $50,000 is awarded each year, with the Grand Prize couple earning $10,000 each.
Since 2001, the annual contest has attracted more than 6,000 students from across the US and Canada, and has awarded over $300,000 to students and schools.
Get more information on the Duck Tape “Stuck at Prom” Contest.
$5,000 Old School Impact Scholarship
Deadline: 6/30/15
Available to: Maximum Age 25 Years
Award Amount: $5,000
DoSomething.org has 10 different ways you can use your skills to improve the lives of older adults. Rock each one to make the world suck less.
Submit a photo completing a campaign and you'll be entered to win a $5,000 scholarship.
And, every campaign you complete earns you another chance to win. No essay or minimum GPA required.
Learn more information about the $5,000 Old School Impact Scholarship.
CollegeSTEPS Sweepstakes
Deadline: 8/13/15
Available to: High School Freshman through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $1,000
The CollegeSTEPS Sweepstakes is open to high school and college students.
To enter, you must enroll in the Wells Fargo CollegeSTEPS educational resource program.
Get more information on the CollegeSTEPS Sweepstakes.
Donna Foss Independence Day Essay Scholarship Contest
Deadline: 7/05/15
Available to: High School Students
Award Amount: $5,000
The Donna Foss Independence Day Essay Scholarship Contest is available to U.S. citizen high school students.
You must write an essay of between 1,500 and 2,000 words on the theme "A Proud American, What It Means To Me" to be eligible for this award.
Three winners will receive $5,000, $2,500, and $1,000 scholarships to the accredited U.S. college or university of their choices.
Get more information on the Donna Foss Independence Day Essay Scholarship Contest.
"A Voice for Animals" Contest
Deadline: 8/15/15
Available to: Students Ages 14-18
Award Amount: $750
Sponsored by the Humane Education Network, the "A Voice for Animals" Contest is open to high school and home schooled students.
To be considered, 14 to 15 year old students must submit an essay which addresses the mistreatment of one animal species, one cause of animal suffering, or the preservation of one species threatened with extinction; occurring anywhere in the world.
Students who are aged 16 to 18 must take an active involvement in a project which strives to mitigate the suffering of animals.
Learn more information about the "A Voice for Animals" Contest.
Student Transportation Video Contest
Deadline: 8/31/15
Available to: High School Freshman through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $500
Provided by the American Road and Transportation Builders Association, the Student Transportation Video Contest is open to all students.
To enter, you must submit a two- to four-minute video that examines any aspect of transportation in the United States.
Learn more information about the Student Transportation Video Contest.
Siemens Competition
Deadline: 9/22/15
Available to: High School Freshman through College Freshman
Award Amount: $100,000
Provided by the Siemens Foundation, the Siemens Competition is open to high school students. Students are encouraged to do research in mathematics, engineering, biological, or physical science.
Students, working individually or on a team of two or three, will have the opportunity to present their research to leading scientists in their field.
Three hundred projects are recognized as semifinalists.
Regional finalists are awarded a trip to compete at one of six regional competitions.
At the regional event, students will present a Powerpoint presentation and digital poster and participate in a question and answer session.
Individuals submitting projects must be seniors at the time of the deadline; team applicants may be freshman, sophomores, juniors, or seniors.
Get more information on the Siemens Competition.
Don’t Text and Drive Scholarship
Deadline: 9/30/15
Available to: High School Freshman through Graduate Student, Year 5
Award Amount: $1,500
Sponsored by Digital Responsibility, the Don't Text and Drive Scholarship is available to high school, undergraduate or graduate students.
You must be U.S. citizen or legal resident and complete a short statement on why you pledge not to text and drive in order to qualify for this award.
Get more information on the Don’t Text and Drive Scholarship.
American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest
Deadline: Varies
Amount: $18,000
Ages: High School Freshman through High School Senior
The National High School Oratorical Contest is open to junior high and high school students who are under the age of 20 and citizens or lawful permanent residents of the United States.
You must prepare an oration on some aspect of the U.S. Constitution, with some emphasis on the duties and obligations of citizens to our government.
A complete list of topics are available on the Legion's Web site. Each individual state winner certified into and participating in the first round of the national contest receives an additional $1,500 scholarship.
Get more information on the American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest.
Dizzy Feet Foundation Scholarship
Deadline: Varies
Amount: $10,000
Ages: Ages 15 and Older
The Dizzy Feet Foundation Scholarship is open to students who are at least 15 years of age who are studying at an accredited dance school, studio, university or other institution.
You must be a U.S. citizen and demonstrate talent, technical skill and dance expression to be considered for this award.
You must be nominated by your school in order to qualify for this award.
Get more information on the Dizzy Feet Foundation Scholarship.
Ventures Scholars Program
Deadline: Varies
Amount: $10,000
Ages: High School Freshman to College Freshman
The Ventures Scholars Program is open to underrepresented and first-generation college-bound students.
You must be pursuing a math- or science-based career to be considered for this award.
Get more information on the Ventures Scholars Program.
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