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U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents pursuing a master's or PhD in marine science or marine conservation with a minimum 3.5 graduate GPA may apply. Merit-based awards of $5,000 are available for the academic year. Funds cover tuition, fees, research costs, or required course materials.
Submit proof of enrollment or acceptance for first-semester graduate students, along with the online application. Multiple scholarships may be awarded annually.
The Next Swell is a nonprofit formed to cultivate future marine conservationists and scientists.
The Next Swell Scholarship awards $5,000.
The next annual deadline is March 15, 2027. The scholarship is not currently accepting applications; check the sponsor's official page before the next cycle opens.
Key requirements include: United States; Master degree; Doctorate; GPA 3.5+. Check the full eligibility section above, or create a free Award Scholar profile to have every requirement checked against your profile automatically.
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Undergraduate sophomores, juniors, or seniors enrolled in a Colorado college or university, registered for at least 10 credit hours per semester, pursuing civil engineering or a closely related field such as environmental engineering, hydrology, stormwater management, or watershed management may apply. One scholarship of $5,000 is awarded for the academic year. Submit the application with a short essay up to 500 words on personal and career goals and how they align with CASFM's mission. Finalists participate in a selection interview. The recipient is invited to attend the CASFM Conference with registration and lodging included.
Latino high school seniors graduating from high school with a minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA who plan to enroll at an accredited college or university may apply for the Hispanic Heritage Foundation Youth Awards. Categories include Community Service, Education, Engineering, Entrepreneurship and Business, Green Sustainability, Healthcare and Science, Media and Entertainment, Public Service and Social Justice, and Technology. Regional gold, silver, and bronze recipients receive educational grants of up to $4,000. Winners join the Latinos On Fast Track network. Submit an application at HHFYouthAwards.com specifying your category and highlighting academic and community achievements.
High school seniors or current U.S. college students intending to pursue a law degree may apply for the Cross & Smith Annual College Scholarship. The award is $1,000. Submit a 500 to 1,000 word essay on your motivation for a legal career, including obstacles and how you plan to address them, plus GPA, school, and activities by email. Selection weighs writing, academics, and extracurriculars.
Global online science olympiad for grades 1–12 with six level-based 50-minute multiple-choice exams offered in English or Chinese. One winner per level receives a cash Science Talent award; additional medal tiers recognize top percentages. Qualification round registration closes November 1, 2026 with the exam on November 15, 2026. Open to students worldwide with no nationality restriction published on the official site.
Bold.org exclusive creative scholarship from Mad Genius snack brand for high school, undergraduate, trade-school, or graduate students who are exceptionally creative and motivated in creative fields. Eight winners receive $1,000 each ($8,000 total). Applicants choose one creative submission track (visual art mascot, music, writing, or culinary/social content using Mad Genius products) plus a short explanation under 200 words where required. Apply on Bold.org; deadline Nov 1, 2026; winners announced Dec 1, 2026.
Bold.org exclusive award for African American female four-year undergraduate students pursuing computer science or artificial intelligence who have nonprofit or volunteer experience. One $1,000 winner. Requires a 400–600 word essay on a favorite book and its life impact plus a link to a coding project; optional tech internship or military spouse details. Preference for tech work/internship experience and military spouses. Apply on Bold.org; deadline Nov 1, 2026; winners announced Dec 2, 2026.