Deadline in June 2027 Scholarships

Scholarships360 exclusive $1,000 award honoring students pursuing a nursing career. Open to high school seniors and current college or graduate students in the U.S. who are on track to become nurses. Applicants submit an essay through a free Scholarships360 account; selection weighs essay quality, academic achievement, financial need, and platform activity. One winner announced after the May 31, 2027 deadline in honor of National Nurses Month. Funds are sent directly to the winner's college.

Ostroff Godshall Injury and Accident Lawyers awards $1,000 to a student currently enrolled in or about to attend an accredited United States community-college, undergraduate, or graduate program. Applicants with at least a 3.0 GPA submit an original 750-to-1,000-word essay about practical ways to stop distracted driving.

TrophyCentral awards $1,000 to a United States high-school student starting college or university in September 2027. Applicants with at least a 3.25 GPA submit a statement and references documenting exceptional sportsmanship, kindness, or compassion.

The Cody Moxam Scholarship awards $1,000 to a student enrolled in or confirmed for an undergraduate or graduate program by the deadline. The program prefers biomedical engineering, neuroscience, and related students whose engineering or science goals connect to human health, especially brain health, mental or behavioral health, addiction recovery, neuromodulation, mindfulness, cancer survivorship, rehabilitation, or patient-centered care.

Lawrenceburg High School graduates who complete 50 approved community service learning hours by graduation and meet program eligibility criteria may apply. Qualifying recipients receive $1,800 per year for up to four consecutive years of postsecondary education. The amount is set each year by Lawrenceburg City Council. Recipient count varies. Graduating seniors apply online and submit signed service learning report forms to the Dearborn Community Foundation office by 4 p.m. on June 7. The City of Lawrenceburg established this program in memory of Paul E. "Truck" Tremain to support LHS graduates who give back to their community.

U.S. citizens or permanent residents enrolled as undergraduates may submit an original student paper on a topic in the atmospheric sciences for the American Meteorological Society's Father James B. Macelwane Award. One winner receives a $1,000 award. No more than two students from any one institution may enter papers in a single contest cycle. Submit a PDF of the original paper, a 250-word abstract, a letter of application, a faculty letter confirming undergraduate status and original contributions, and the Student Assessment form.

Michigan residents admitted to an MDE-approved educator preparation program who are full-time juniors working toward teacher certification with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA may apply for the MI Future Educator Fellowship. The fellowship pays up to $10,000 per academic year toward tuition and required fees, with up to 2,500 awards granted annually. It is renewable up to three years ($30,000 lifetime maximum). Complete the fellowship application, file a FAFSA, and sign the Commitment to Teach in Michigan Agreement. Recipients agree to teach in Michigan upon certification. Apply by June 15 or year-round as funding allows.

This Bold.org scholarship honors Ethel Hayes and awards about $1,065 to a student who has personally struggled with mental health or has a loved one who has. Any education level may apply through Bold.org with a short essay on how mental health experiences shaped beliefs, relationships, and aspirations. Winners are chosen on essay quality, reflection, ambition, and vision. Funds are disbursed through Bold.org to the winner's school.

The 2027 GoFoodservice Scholarship awards $500 to high school seniors planning to enroll in college the next school year and to current students pursuing Culinary Arts or Hospitality Management. Eligible students may attend college or culinary school full-time or part-time. Applicants complete a public form and upload an essay of no more than 500 words about their interest in the field and what they hope to contribute to the industry.

High school seniors or current college students in Colorado pursuing animal-related majors may apply for the Cavalier Trail Riding Club's $1,000 one-time scholarship. Submit a resume or personal statement, two non-family recommendation letters, and transcripts via the club's online application or downloadable form by June 30. The award supports students committed to animal sciences and related fields.