Washington Scholarships for High School and College Students

Overview The WISE (Women in STEM Excel) Scholarship was established by Dr. Alexander Sobel to promote, support, and uplift women in Washington who are pursuing studies in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. One recipient will receive a $3,500 award to help advance their STEM education and career goals. Use of the Award The $3,500 scholarship is intended to offset educational costs and may be applied to tuition and other school-related expenses such as textbooks, supplies (paper, pens, notebooks, etc.), required technology, on-campus meals, housing, and transportation. The scholarship is issued directly to the student as a cash prize. Recipients are...

Introductory overview The Rick Pankow Foundation supports students who plan to study in horticulture-related fields — including agriculture, arboriculture, landscape design and maintenance, nursery management, viticulture/viniculture, and other green-industry disciplines. In partnership with the Washington Association of Landscape Professionals (WALP) and the Future Farmers of America (FFA), the Foundation awards scholarships to qualified candidates. Award information Scholarship awards of up to $2,000 are available. Applications for the Rick Pankow Foundation scholarship are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year. Eligibility - Applicants must be Washington State high school seniors or adult learners. - Candidates should be preparing to enroll...

Are you interested in tracing your lineage and understanding how your family made their way to America? The Twyford Law’s Family History Scholarship is designed to inspire students to delve into their family history and share the fascinating narratives that define their distinct heritage. Regardless of whether your family has been in America for generations or just recently migrated, we are eager to learn how their journey has shaped your identity. This scholarship provides a platform to reflect on your roots, honor your forebears, and recognize the role of family history in molding our identities. We are on the lookout...

Eligibility Criteria for the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship: To qualify for the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria: - They must be high school seniors residing or studying in the following zip codes and expected to graduate by June 2025: 98104, 98108, 98118, 98122, 98134, 98144. Schools within these zip codes, including Franklin, Garfield, NOVA, interagency sites, Rainier Beach, South Lake, Cleveland, and independent schools, are all eligible. - Their family's income for 2023 must not surpass the amount specified for their family size in the provided chart. - They must have maintained a...

Introduction Applications for the Blue Ribbon Scholarship Program become available on December 1st. The program — funded by generous contributions to the Washington State Fair Foundation — has awarded more than $2,500,000 since it began in 1991, helping give students a “fair chance” to pursue a college education. Key deadlines - Application portal opens: December 1st - Online application window: through January 31st - Final deadline for all scholarship materials: February 2nd How to apply Students submit a single online application to be considered for all scholarships administered through the Foundation’s system. The application will automatically enter you into every...

Opening doors to opportunity We provide both need-based and merit-based scholarships designed to expand access to postsecondary education and help students achieve greater economic mobility. Eligibility overview Our awards are aimed at local applicants pursuing a range of educational routes. Many scholarships target graduating high school seniors, while others support current college students, trade and technical students, and adults returning to school. Some awards are renewable; each listing specifies eligibility, term length, and any renewal requirements. Need- and merit-based aid — get started To be considered for financial awards it’s important to complete federal and state aid forms. File the...

Overview The BaS pathway is one of three routes to high-demand careers in Washington State administered by the Washington Student Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS). It offers up to $22,500 in scholarship funding plus career-readiness services for students pursuing high-demand STEM and health care majors. WSOS funds can be applied to expenses beyond tuition — for example, housing, transportation, food, and other college-related costs — and may be used for any qualifying STEM or health care program at eligible public or private colleges and universities in Washington. Who should consider BaS? This pathway is designed for students aiming for bachelor’s degrees in...

The WIAA, in collaboration with Gesa Credit Union and the Dairy Farmers of Washington, administers the Smart Choices Scholarship Program. Each year the program recognizes graduating seniors from WIAA member high schools for sustained excellence in athletics/activities, academics, leadership, and community service throughout their high school careers. The application opens annually in the fall. 2025–2026 AWARDS - For the 2025–2026 cycle, the Smart Choices Scholarship Program will grant two scholarships of $5,000 and eight scholarships of $1,000 to qualifying graduating seniors. 2026 SMART CHOICES SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION - The 2026 program, presented by Gesa Credit Union and the Dairy Farmers of...

Eligibility - Available to student‑athletes who are finishing high school and who plan to continue their education at a post‑secondary institution (university, college, or vocational/technical school). Overview and Selection - The recipient is chosen by a committee and will be a student who reflects the qualities associated with Jack Reynolds: scholarship (academic commitment), sportsmanship, integrity, dedication, and mentorship. Required Application Materials Please submit all of the following items: 1. Resume (covering grades 9–12) that includes: - Honors and awards (academic and athletic) - Co‑curricular involvement and leadership positions - Community and school service / volunteer work - Employment or work...

Introduction Across Washington State, Masonic lodges and affiliated Masonic bodies offer a variety of scholarships. Award amounts, eligibility rules, and application timelines differ by program — review each listing below to determine which you may qualify for. A note about local programs Local Lodge scholarship programs operate independently of Washington Masonic Services (WAMS). The WAMS scholarship offerings are additional opportunities and do not replace scholarships administered by individual lodges. Eligibility overview Unless otherwise noted, applicants must be Washington State high school seniors planning to continue their education (college, university, or other post‑secondary training). Several awards require a minimum 3.0 GPA....

For those seeking financial aid for their education, scholarship applications must be submitted by June 1st for the fall term and by November 1st for the winter or spring term each year. These scholarships can be utilized to cover various expenses such as tuition, textbooks, fees, accommodation, and other living costs. The funds are transferred directly to the institution where the student is pursuing full-time studies.This scholarship, based on financial need, is open to the spouses or offspring of Washington workers who have been permanently incapacitated due to a workplace injury in Washington State, resulting in their inability to resume...