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So you’re a grad student. You may know a whole lot but did you know it’s not too late to get help paying for school?
These programs are impressive, prestigious and will give you bragging rights when it comes to your academics (not that you don’t have them already). Obtaining one (or more) basically gives you the freedom to study your passion independently.
If interested, make sure to demonstrate your passion to the best of your ability – these programs generally reward those who are truly passionate about their field.
To help better organize your scholarship search, please note that the following awards for graduate 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.
Here are some examples highlighting awards and programs you may want to consider applying for, as a current graduate student:
Internet and Education Scholarship
Deadline: 6/17/15
Available to: College Freshman through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $1,000
The Internet and Education Scholarship is available to undergraduate and graduate students at an accredited college or university.
You must have a minimum 2.5 GPA and create an original infographic showing how technology enhances learning to qualify for this award.
Make sure your infographic is original and factual (and site your sources).
Most importantly make your infographic engaging and as fun as possible.
Get more information on the Internet and Education Scholarship.
Tylenol Future Care Scholarship
Deadline: 6/30/15
Available to: College Sophomore through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $10,000
Let’s celebrate 25 years of caring for what matters most through the Tylenol Future Care Scholarship.
This program has helped promising individuals achieve academic excellence in medicine, ensuring the well-being of you and your family.
Learn more information about the Tylenol Future Care Scholarship.
”From Failure to Promise” Essay Contest
Deadline: 7/31/15
Available to: High School Senior through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $10,000
The "From Failure to Promise" Essay Contest is open to high school seniors, undergraduate, and graduate students who hold at least a 2.5 GPA.
To be considered, you must submit an essay of at least 1500 words that addresses the following three topics: Which tracks of the book "From Failure to Promise - 360 degrees" presented or reiterated the most important life lessons for you and why, which factor was the most vital to the author's evolution in going from "flunk-out" to "professor and how does the "Seven Spheres of Influence and Integration Model" affect your worldview as related to civic responsibility.
Get more information on the ”From Failure to Promise” Essay Contest.
Imagine Cup Games Competition
Deadline: 7/31/15
Available to: College Freshman through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $50,000
The Imagine Cup Games Competition is available to students with an interest in video game design.
To enter the contest you, or your team, must submit a desktop or tablet game using Windows, or a mobile game using Windows Phone, or a browser game using Windows Azure.
Games can support multiple languages as long as English is represented and be no bigger than 500MB to be eligible entries.
Get more information on the Imagine Cup Games Competition.
Brilliance Scholarship
Deadline: 8/01/15
Available to: High School Junior through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $1,500
The Brilliance Scholarship is available to creative students that demonstrate an interest of designing beautiful, unique jewelry.
You must create an original diamond ring design and submit one to two paragraphs (up to 200 words) about the design and its inspiration to qualify for this award.
Designs will be judged on overall look, creativity, and the design’s inspiration.
Learn more information about the Brilliance 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.
Lexington Law Scholarship Award
Deadline: 8/31/15
Available to: College Freshman through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $10,000
The Lexington Law Scholarship Award is available to currently enrolled students.
You must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 to be eligible for this award.
To be considered, you must submit a minimum 800-word essay about how you repaired or established your good credit.
Get more information on the Lexington Law Scholarship Award.
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.
Clubs of America Scholarship Award
Deadline: 8/31/15
Available to: College Freshman through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $1,000
The Clubs of America Scholarship Award is available to currently enrolled students who have a minimum GPA of 3.0.
You must submit an essay of at least 600 words about your career aspirations and how your current course load will help you achieve success.
YouTube video submissions are also accepted and should be no longer than five minutes.
Get more information on the Clubs of America Scholarship Award.
Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest
Deadline: 10/23/15
Available to: High School Senior through Graduate Students, Year 5
Award Amount: $20,000
Provided by the Ayn Rand Institute, the Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest is open to high school seniors, college undergraduates and graduate students.
You must submit an essay of between 800 and 1,600 words on a topic related to Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged.
The three topic choices are listed on the sponsor's website and essays will be judged on style and content.
Learn more about the Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest.
International Fellowship – American Association of University Women
Deadline: 12/01/15
Available to: Graduate Students, Year 1 through Year 5
Award Amount: $30,000
The International Fellowship is available to female international students pursuing graduate or postgraduate study.
You must have already applied to your proposed graduate institution by the deadline date.
Your selection for this award will be based on academic record, professional potential and the potential to improve the lives of women and girls in your home country.
Preference will be given to women residing in their home countries at the time of application.
Get more information on the International Fellowship – American Association of University Women .
Health Professions Scholarship Program
Deadline: Varies
Available to: Graduate Students, 1st Year through 5th Year
Award Amount: 100% of tuition
The Health Professions Scholarship Program from the U.S. Army Medical Department is open to full-time students enrolled in a graduate-level health care degree program in the U.S. or Puerto Rico.
You must be a U.S. citizen and qualify as a commissioned officer in the United States Army Reserve to be eligible for this award.
Learn more information about the Health Professions Scholarship Program.
PIRG Fellowship
Deadline: Varies
Available to: College Senior through Graduate Students, Year 1
Award Amount: $24,500
Sponsored by National Association of State Public Interest Research Groups, PIRG Fellowship is available to recent college graduates who are interested in the public interest movement.
As a PIRG Fellow, you will build expertise on global warming, campaign reform, or another social problem.
You will conduct research, make the case for solutions, act as a spokesperson to the media, build diverse coalitions, write grants, and develop the kind of politically powerful support you need to win.
Get more information on the PIRG Fellowship.
D.J. Lovell Scholarship
Deadline: Varies
Available to: College Freshman though Graduate Student, 5th Year
Award Amount: $11,000
The D.J. Lovell Scholarship is open to full-time undergraduate and graduate students who are studying optical science and engineering.
Fields of study may include optics, photonics, imaging, optoelectronics and other related disciplines.
You must also be a student member of SPIE (International Society for Optical Engineering) to be eligible for this award.
Learn more information about the D.J. Lovell Scholarship.
William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fellowship for Minority Students
Deadline: Varies
Available to: College Sophomore through Graduate Students, 5th Year
Award Amount: $4,000
Provided by the Aspen Institute, the William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fellowship for Minority Students is available to minority undergraduate and graduate students.
You must have a background in the social sciences or humanities and have excellent writing and communication skills to be eligible for this award.
Winners of this award will participate in an internship for 12 to 15 weeks during the summer at a Washington, DC, office of the Aspen Institute.
Learn more information about the William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fellowship for Minority Students.
LexisNexis/John R. Johnson Memorial Scholarship
Deadline: Varies
Available to: Graduate Students, 1st Year through 5th Year
Award Amount: Varies
Provided by the American Association of Law Libraries, the LexisNexis/ John R. Johnson Memorial Scholarship is open to individuals with meaningful law library experience who plan to pursue graduate-level studies related to their professional interests in law librarianship.
Learn more information about the LexisNexis/John R. Johnson Memorial Scholarship.
Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program
Deadline: Varies
Available to: Graduate Students, 1st Year through 5th Year
Award Amount: Varies
Provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program is available to graduate-level students, particularly females and minorities who are interested in independent research in oceanography, marine biology or maritime archaeology.
You must be a U.S. citizen currently pursuing or intending to pursue a masters or doctoral level degree in oceanography, marine biology, or maritime archaeology and must also have a minimum 3.0 GPA to be eligible for this award.
Priority will be given to applicants who are interested in studying fisheries and coastal ecosystems; coastal navigation, hazard response and management; and geological dynamics and biogeochemical cycles.
Applications are found strictly online through Grants.gov, searching for grant announcement NOAA-EPP-MIS-2007-200802.
Learn more information about the Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program.
LaFontaine Aquatic Entomology Award
Deadline: Varies
Available to: Graduate Students, 1st Year through 5th Year
Award Amount: Varies
Provided by the Federdation of Fly Fishers, the LaFontaine Aquatic Entomology Award is available to graduate students doing a research project in aquatic entomology.
You must submit your resume, a short synopsis of your project, and a letter of recommendation from your faculty advisor to be considered for this award.
Learn more information about the LaFontaine Aquatic Entomology Award.
Communicative Disorders Scholarship
Award: Varies
Deadline: Varies
Ages: Graduate Students, 1st Year through 5th Year
The Communicative Disorders Scholarship is available to graduate students who are studying speech language pathology and/or audiology.
You must be studying at a college or university in the United States, be a U.S. citizen, and have a minimum 3.2 GPA to be eligible for this award.
Learn more information about the Communicative Disorders Scholarship.
Pedro Zamora Public Policy Fellowship
Deadline: Varies
Available to: College Freshman through Graduate Students, 5th Year
Award: Varies
Provided by Aids Actions, the Pedro Zamora Public Policy Fellowship is open to young professionals, undergraduate and graduate students who seek experience in HIV-related public policy and government affairs.
You must have strong research, writing and organizational skills and a willingness to work in a professional office. Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment is critical.
Familiarity with HIV-related issues and the legislative process is preferred. People of color, women, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals, and HIV positive individuals are encouraged to apply.
Learn more information about the Pedro Zamora Public Policy Fellowship.
National Gallery of Art Conservation Fellowship
Deadline: Varies
Available to: Graduate School, Year 1 through Year 5
Award Amount: Varies
The National Gallery of Art Conservation Fellowship is open to art conservation graduate students with no more than five years of work experience.
You must be interested in the examination and treatment of works of art. Fellows will focus on two aspects: treatment of the collection and research that culminates in a published paper.
This is a three-year fellowship.
Learn more information about the National Gallery of Art Conservation Fellowship.
Intel PhD Fellowship Program
Deadline: Varies
Available to: Graduate Student, Year 3 through Year 5
Award Amount: Varies
The Intel PhD Fellowship Program is open to PhD candidates at select U.S. universities who are working in fields related to Intel's business and research interests.
The one-year fellowship includes a cash award, equipment with Intel architecture, an Intel mentor, and the opportunity to conduct research or an internship at Intel.
Get more information on the Intel PhD Fellowship Program.
To see more scholarships, grants and fellowships available to graduate students, check out Fastweb’s scholarship directory, which is updated regularly with new and exciting opportunities.
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