Alabama Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction and Eligibility - Each year the Alabama Thespian Festival hosts college representatives who will hear auditions from high school Junior and Senior Thespians interested in continuing their training at the collegiate level. Any registered festival participant who is a high school junior or senior Thespian is eligible to audition for college representatives. - ALEdTA (Alabama Educational Theatre Association) also offers scholarship opportunities for graduating seniors pursuing arts-related study. Any graduating senior Thespian whose troupe is registered and who is a registered festival participant may audition for scholarships. Participation in the Thespian Scholarship Auditions is required to be considered for...

Introduction Energy Southeast will offer scholarships to qualified Alabama students whose parent or legal guardian receives electric service from an Energy Southeast Member utility. Awards are intended for graduating high school seniors who plan to enroll in an accredited four-year college or university, community college, or vocational/trade school located in Alabama. Availability and Award Amount A total of 44 scholarships will be awarded, each in the amount of $2,500. Eligibility - Applicant must be a graduating high school senior. - The student must be a dependent of a parent and/or legal guardian who is an electric customer of an Energy...

The "Be Bold" Scholarship is a unique opportunity that doesn't require an essay and will be granted to the candidate who exhibits the most audacious profile. The application process is quick and easy, taking less than 2 minutes to complete.We define boldness not by "superiority" or "great achievements". Instead, we believe that boldness is characterized by being:SincereResoluteInspirationalThe scholarship will be given to the student who best embodies these traits in their profile.Additionally, this scholarship is distinctive in its preference for students who apply early, demonstrating their boldness by taking initiative and not delaying.

REV. DR. A.W. WATKINS HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP — APPLICATION DETAILS Introduction This scholarship is awarded through the Rev. Dr. A.W. Watkins Scholarship Foundation, Inc. and is intended for eligible high school seniors from the Central Alabama area. Below are the qualifications and the required application materials. Eligibility - Must be a graduating high school senior. - Must live in Central Alabama — defined as any county or city within a 50-mile radius of Montgomery, Alabama. - Minimum SAT score: 830, or minimum ACT score: 17. - Minimum cumulative grade point average: 2.5. - Applicants 18 years of age or older...

Overview College can be an incredibly rewarding time, but financing it can be a challenge. The CollegeCounts Scholarship offers financial support to Alabama high school students who show financial need and intend to attend college in Alabama. Who can apply To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must satisfy every item below: - Be a high school senior or a first-time college freshman starting in fall 2026 - Be a U.S. citizen - Be an Alabama resident - Plan to enroll at an Alabama-eligible educational institution in fall 2026 - Demonstrate financial need - Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75...

The Baptist Foundation of Alabama is responsible for the administration of over 100 scholarship funds, designed to support students at various stages of their academic journey, including undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels. Students who fulfill the eligibility criteria for these funds can be considered for scholarship awards.Understanding the Process:To be considered for a scholarship from The Baptist Foundation of Alabama, applicants must satisfy the following conditions and prerequisites:The applicant must be a legitimate resident of Alabama.The applicant must be an active member of a Southern Baptist Church that is in cooperation with the Alabama Baptist State Convention. (For seminary applicants,...

Eligibility and overview - Scholarships are open to graduating high school seniors who currently attend one of the following Baldwin County, Alabama schools: Foley High School, Elberta High School, Robertsdale High School, Gulf Shores High School, Orange Beach High School, or Gulf Coast Christian Academy. - All submissions must be completed through the AwardSpring application portal. - Submission of an application does not guarantee a scholarship award or even consideration for one. Application follow-up and payment timing - Scholarship checks are issued starting the second week of July each year, provided you have satisfied any required follow-up items in the...

Purpose The Undergraduate Scholarship program aims to motivate students to prepare for careers in professional aerospace-related fields and to involve the next generation of the STEM workforce in basic and/or applied research tied to NASA activities. Program Summary The Alabama Space Grant Consortium (ASGC), a member of the National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program, funds competitive undergraduate scholarships for students pursuing STEM degrees that align with NASA’s Mission Directorates. The program supports hands-on, NASA-relevant research (including projects with commercial space partners or work related to the ISS U.S. National Lab) that is supervised by a faculty mentor. Research Commitment...

Introduction The AGA College Scholarship provides financial assistance totaling $24,000 over four years, paid at $3,000 per semester. Below are the program details, eligibility requirements, and application instructions. Scholarship terms and recipient responsibilities - Award amount: $24,000 distributed as $3,000 each semester for up to four years. - Institution: Recipients must enroll at and attend an accredited college or university. - Enrollment status: Recipients are required to register as full‑time students carrying at least twelve (12) credit hours per semester or quarter unless they receive prior written approval from the AGA Scholarship Committee before the term begins. - Academic standards:...

Texting while driving is a major safety threat on roads across the United States. To raise awareness about the risks and to encourage practical solutions, Morris, King & Hodge, P.C., is proud to sponsor the 12th Annual Driver Safety Scholarship. The firm will award three scholarships to 2026 high school graduates from the following Alabama counties — Dekalb, Franklin, Lawrence, Colbert, Cullman, Jackson, Lauderdale, Limestone, Madison, Marshall, and Morgan — as well as to rising freshmen at Alabama colleges and universities who live in those counties. Applicants must submit an original written or video essay that explains the dangers of...

Purpose The AIST Birmingham Member Chapter Scholarships exist to recognize and support local high school seniors and currently enrolled undergraduate students who are preparing for careers in engineering. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students attending any accredited college or university full time. Award Details - One one-year scholarship of $2,000 will be offered annually. - The award may be renewed for up to three additional years (maximum total of four years) subject to review of the recipient’s academic record. - The Scholarship Award Committee will select the recipient from students in the AIST Birmingham Chapter service area using criteria...