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This scholarship aims to help students take charge of their finances and afford higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support high school seniors who are hoping to graduate from college debt-free.

This scholarship is for a hardworking, low-income student that is either a high school senior or an undergraduate student.

This scholarship seeks to support first-generation college students who are pursuing higher education so they can complete their degrees.

This scholarship seeks to ensure that students who want to become teachers have the necessary funding to do so by supporting female-identifying students who are studying education.

This scholarship will support two undergraduate students in their sophomore, junior, or senior years. Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA or higher and have at least one student loan.

This grant aims to help one high school dancer continue to practice their art and follow their passion for dance.

This scholarship is for all students who are fans of comedy, satire, and sarcasm.

The Coding for Minorities Scholarship will be awarded to one determined minority student pursuing a degree/career in coding or computer science.

The WiseGeek Diversity in Law No-Essay Scholarship is a $500 scholarship open to minority students who are pursuing a career in law.

This grant will be awarded to a WiseGeek reader who is curious about the world, across a diversity of topics and interest areas.

The WiseGeek Entrepreneurship Matters Scholarship exists to support the vision and journey of one incredibly determined and impactful entrepreneur.

The WiseGeek Nurse Appreciation No-Essay Scholarship is meant to support nurses and encourage more young people to consider a nursing career. The award will help current or aspiring nurses pay their student loans or tuition.

The "Fight for Equality" Women in STEM Scholarship is meant to support and encourage young women to pursue a degree in STEM. This $500 award will help female high school students pay their college tuition.

The WiseGeek Military Appreciation Grant is a $500 debt forgiveness grant open to those who are currently serving, plan to serve, or have already served in the US military.

This scholarship will support one bold and driven student who recently immigrated to the United States in their educational career.

The WiseGeek Mental Health Well-Being Scholarship is meant to provide awareness to mental health challenges and assist those who have had to face those issues with a $500 award to help pay their tuition.

The WiseGeek Disability Scholarship will be awarded to one student in any field of study who has a disability but also large dreams for their life.

This scholarship is designed to support and encourage diversity in the profession of psychology.

The Hispanic Empowerment No-Essay Scholarship is designed to encourage diversity in academia.

The bi-annual Asian American/Pacific Islander Scholarship is meant to encourage diversity in academia.

This scholarship will support one student who wants to pursue a career as a sports industry professional.

This scholarship will help minorities/BIPOC service workers to achieve their educational goals and reduce their debt.

This scholarship will support all high school seniors and undergraduate students currently located in Kentucky.

This scholarship exists to help an Atlanta student achieve their dreams.

We've partnered with Toluna to create an exclusive scholarship for everyone who wants to influence their world and be the voice of change.

This scholarship exists to contribute to the advancement of leadership for the future for high school students.

This scholarship is designed to encourage and promote those planning to pursue a degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM).

This scholarship seeks to honor the legacy of Willie Mae Rawls by supporting students at HBCUs who have financial need and are interested in religion, community service, and other forms of serving others.

This scholarship will support one single parent who is going back to school and has experience volunteering or working with a non-profit.