Florida Scholarships for High School and College Students

Farm Credit of Northwest Florida proudly identifies its supporters of agriculture and rural communities as "AgVocators." Through our scholarship program we invest in the next generation of agricultural leaders, encouraging youth to apply their skills and energy to strengthen the places they call home. Eligibility - Applicants must be either a high school senior in good academic standing or a high school graduate within the past two years who otherwise meets program criteria. - Preference is given to students who participate in 4-H or FFA. - Students enrolled in public, private, or home-school programs are all eligible to apply. -...

Introduction AWE provides scholarship assistance to female graduating seniors from Palm Beach County who plan to pursue undergraduate studies at one of the following institutions: Florida Atlantic University, Lynn University, Palm Beach Atlantic University, or Palm Beach State College. Who is eligible - Must be a young woman graduating from a high school located in Palm Beach County. - Must have at least a 3.0 unweighted GPA. Required documents (to be uploaded with your application) 1. A recommendation letter from a high school teacher or a guidance counselor. 2. The first page of your current high school transcript. 3. An...

Overview The Miami Police Department’s Do The Right Thing (DTRT) initiative is offering a memorial scholarship to support young adults who want to pursue a career in law enforcement. The program honors the legacy of a cherished officer who died in 2011 and aims to help community-minded applicants train as City of Miami police officers. About the Scholarship Named the Senior Police Executive Angel Calzadilla/Do The Right Thing Police Memorial Scholarship, this award was created to commemorate Senior Police Executive Angel Calzadilla. Calzadilla passed away at age 48 after a long, private battle with cystic fibrosis. The scholarship continues his...

2026 Scholarship Dates - Jan. 5, 2026: Scholarship application window opens - Feb. 28, 2026: Scholarship application window closes - May 13, 2026: Coral Gables Scholarship Reception About the Scholarship Program The Coral Gables Community Foundation works with its fundholders to both administer a variety of generous scholarships and oversee the Foundation’s own scholarship funds. Over the past ten years, the Foundation and its fundholders have awarded more than $6.7 million in scholarship support. Most of the scholarships available through the Foundation are awarded on the basis of academic achievement and financial need. Depending on the individual fund’s rules, awards...

Overview Scholarship awards may total up to $2,000.00. The exact amount awarded to each recipient will depend on how many recipients are selected and the organization’s fundraising capacity. All scholarship monies must be spent within one year of the date they are received. How to Apply Submit your application through the Orlando Youth Alliance Continuing Education Scholarship online application portal. The application must include the following attachments: Required Documents - Transcript: A copy of your current transcript — either from the post-secondary institution (college or university) you are attending now, or from the high school you are presently enrolled in....

Introduction Trial Pro, P.A. values the transformative effect higher education can have on a student’s future. Recognizing both the social and economic benefits of a college degree — and the financial challenges many families face — Trial Pro is committed to supporting motivated students pursuing postsecondary education. Award - One high school senior will receive a single, one-time scholarship award of $5,000. - Application deadline: February 28. - The scholarship recipient will be announced on our website and social media on April 28. Who is eligible To qualify, applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a current high...

Our Purpose We work to broaden access to — and improve the quality of — postsecondary educational opportunities. Scholarship Opportunities High School Seniors - Award: $5,000 per year, renewable for up to four years - Who it serves: High school seniors with demonstrated academic success, proven financial need, and a record of community service College Students - Award: $5,000 (one-time, non-renewable) - Who it serves: Currently enrolled college students who show scholastic achievement, financial need, and commitment to community service - Note: Previous scholarship recipients are eligible to apply again Eligibility Requirements Applicants must meet all of the following: -...

The American Legion — Department of Florida administers scholarship programs for high school students with ties to veterans or the military. Scholarship Awards (General Category) - 1st Place: $2,500 - 2nd Place: $1,500 - 3rd Place: $1,000 - 4th–7th Place: $500 each Eligibility Requirements - Applicant must be a direct descendant of a qualifying veteran: child, grandchild, great‑grandchild, or an adopted child. - The veteran must meet one of these conditions: - Be a member in good standing of The American Legion; - Be a U.S. veteran who is eligible for American Legion membership; or - Be a deceased U.S....

Introduction As part of our commitment to supporting youth education, Florida PTA provides financial assistance to eligible students pursuing studies beyond high school. Scholarships are funded through Honorary Life Memberships, Scholarship Fund events, and other gifts and donations. Scholarship Overview Each year Florida PTA will award at least four (4) one-time, non-renewable scholarships—one in each of these categories: University, Fine Arts, Community College, and Vo-Tech. Each scholarship is for $2,000 and is intended to help a graduating student from a PTSA high school begin their post-secondary education. Eligibility and Application Deadline To be considered, applicants must submit all required materials...

Overview These scholarships support Citrus County students pursuing specific careers or fields of study. All awards are one-time grants unless noted otherwise. Eligibility varies by scholarship and is described below. Eligibility (general) - Applicants must meet the grade-level or enrollment requirements stated for each award (for example, graduating seniors or students already enrolled in college/training programs). - School-specific eligibility is noted with each scholarship. Scholarship details 1) Barbara Fallon Memorial Nursing Scholarship - For students planning a nursing career. - Open to graduating seniors or students currently enrolled in college or a nursing program. - Eligible applicants must attend Citrus,...

Overview Each year the College of Business Scholarship Committee awards multiple scholarships to upper-division business students (rising juniors and seniors). Scholarships are granted for the academic year and cover both the fall and spring terms. Awards require recipients to be enrolled full time for the entire award period. Eligibility - Must be an upper-division business major by the end of the spring semester in which you submit your application (rising juniors and seniors). - Must maintain full-time enrollment throughout the award period. Application and Award Details - One application will automatically be used to evaluate you for all scholarships for...

Overview For the 2026 grant cycle we are accepting proposals from nonprofit organizations whose central mission is assisting older adults or providing support to caregivers of older adults. Grants are intended to deliver direct services to aging residents or to bolster caregivers who support them. Program focus Our community is experiencing a rising population of older adults who often live on limited incomes and face unique challenges in preserving quality of life. This funding is dedicated to programs that directly help aging adults or that strengthen the capacity of those who care for them. Funding details - Maximum award: $25,000...