Deadline in September 2026 Scholarships
Every scholarship on this page closes in September 2026, and most of them want an essay, which is exactly where students run out of time. Award Scholar matches you to the September 2026 deadlines you qualify for and drafts each essay in your voice, so you can get applications in before the window shuts.
WICHE Professional Student Exchange Program
$142,800Due Sep 1, 2026WICHE collaborates with 12 Western states and Pacific Island jurisdictions to provide a solution. Through the Professional Student Exchange Program (PSEP), students pursuing careers in 10 health fields – ranging from optometry to dentistry to veterinary medicine – may enroll in participating programs across state lines and receive substantial tuition support from their home state or territory.
No essay requiredThe MEDIGO Scholarship Program
$2,000Due Sep 1, 2026To support students' with values of diversity and inclusion. General studies/Field of study not specified. Applicant must be enrolled, or have been offered a place, at a university or college in the U.S.; must be a student whose university/college has approved the MEDIGO Scholarship Program. Selection will be based on the essay (creativity, ability to craft an essay, relevance) and how well the applicant aligns with MEDIGO's values of diversity and inclusion.
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2026 TERSSA Professional Development Scholarship
Amount variesDue Sep 1, 2026 Susan Vincent Memorial Scholarship
$1,000Due Sep 1, 2026To support a physician assistant in Maine. Medical assisting. Applicants must be a Maine resident at the time of acceptance into a PA Program and share a desire to work and serve in Maine upon graduation; the student must submit a letter of acceptance from an accredited Physician Assistant Program.
No essay requiredEuphradian Foundation Essay Scholarship
$500Due Sep 1, 2026The Euphradian Society was founded by students of the University of South Carolina in 1806 as a forensic and literary society. For more than two centuries, the Euphradian Society has been committed to nurturing the art of oratory and cultivating the virtue of its members as part of an effort to preserve the liberal arts heritage of the University of South Carolina.
Essay written for youBalanced Man Scholarship - Georgia Institute of Technology
$4,500Due Sep 1, 2026Ninety percent of college takes place outside of the classroom. It’s in this part of the college experience — the unplanned, unstructured hours — that students discover their passions and plan their futures. For our brothers, much of this time is spent with their chapters — it’s where they build close bonds of friendship and learn how to communicate and work with others, to lead, and to speak in front of a crowd. Our brothers accomplish all of this through the Balanced Man Program.
Essay written for youDaniel G Calugar Foundation Merit Scholarship
$15,000Due Sep 1, 2026The mission of the Scholarship Program is to support exceptional students as they begin their college careers by recognizing outstanding academic achievement and helping reduce the financial barriers to higher education. The Dan Calugar Foundation awards ten Academic Achievement Merit Scholarships each year to incoming college freshmen.
Essay written for youCIA Graduate Program Scholarship
$25,000Due Sep 1, 2026The CIA Graduate Studies Program is available to full-time students in accredited graduate or doctoral programs. As part of our program, students complete at least one 12-week tour before graduating.
No essay requiredWorcester District Medical Society Scholarship Fund
Amount variesDue Sep 1, 2026To provide educational assistance to medical students. Medicine. Applicants must be a legal resident of Central Massachusetts* at the time of applying to medical school; must be currently enrolled as a 2nd, 3rd or 4th year student, attending an accredited allopathic (MD) or osteopathic (DO) medical school (not on leave or in Applicants gap year, in a degree program such as an MPH or PHD, or in a fellowship year at the time that award is dispersed); must be considered a full-time student, in good academic standing and maintaining satisfactory academic progress; must demonstrate involvement in community service; must have a financial need. Selection will be based on the committee's criteria.
No essay requiredAmerican Board of Funeral Service Education - National Scholarship
$2,500Due Sep 1, 2026The National Scholarship Program of the American Board of Funeral Service Education was established to provide financial awards to students enrolled in funeral service or mortuary science programs to assist them in obtaining their professional education. Established during the 1960’s the program has awarded scholarships to hundreds of students. Scholarships are generally from $1,500 - $2,500 for an academic year and are applied directly to the student’s tuition charges after certification of enrollment is received from the college involved. Students may apply once per calendar year for consideration. The total number of recipients will vary.
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