Massachusetts Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction Created by Rhode Island PBS in 2017, the Ocean State Media Scholarship supports aspiring journalists and media professionals who live within Ocean State Media’s viewing market. Annual awards of up to $15,000 are available, and recipients may renew the award for up to three additional years. Award overview and timeline - The scholarship application becomes available each January. Complete applications and all supporting materials must be submitted by the annual deadline to be considered. - Rhode Island PBS administers the scholarship in partnership with the Rhode Island Foundation. An advisory committee reviews applications and chooses awardees based on the...

The Cathay Bank Foundation provides financial support to young people living within the Bank’s service areas who are pursuing postsecondary education. Eligibility - Applicant must be a high school senior living in one of Cathay Bank’s service counties located in California, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Texas, or Washington. - Must plan to begin college as a first‑year student in Fall 2026 at a U.S.-accredited four‑year college/university or at a community college. (If chosen, you will be required to submit an official college acceptance letter for confirmation.) - Minimum cumulative unweighted high school GPA of 3.0. -...

Each year the New England Conference Scholarship Committee invites applications from adults and recent high school graduates who plan to pursue undergraduate study at an accredited two‑ or four‑year college, university, or technical/trade school. Applicants must be members of the United Methodist Church and may submit an application annually up until they have completed their undergraduate degree. Eligibility (applicants must meet all of the following): - Be a member of a United Methodist congregation located within the geographic boundaries of the New England Conference - Have graduated from high school - Be seeking financial support for education beyond high school...

The SBAGNE Board of Directors is now inviting applications for the Annual Jean Driscoll Award. This scholarship, offered in honor of Jean Driscoll, is available for qualifying SBAGNE constituents and provides up to $1,000 to help with costs related to education, personal development, or assistive services and equipment. Eligibility and use of funds - Applicants must be SBAGNE constituents who have Spina Bifida and are at least 14 years old. - The award—up to $1,000—can be applied toward educational expenses, developmental programs, or assistive needs. - Candidates should exemplify the resilience and determination associated with Jean Driscoll; the recipient will...

Introduction Established in 1993, the FMC Skaters Scholarship was created to offer financial support to ice-sport athletes and recreational skaters who display exemplary character and performance both on and off the ice. Each year in June, scholarships are awarded to participants from ice hockey, figure skating, and recreational skating disciplines. Program impact and selection Since its inception, FMC has distributed more than $495,000 in educational scholarships to upwards of 470 graduating high school students pursuing further education. Recipients are chosen by a review committee that evaluates candidates based on academic achievement, participation in extracurricular and community activities, and their accomplishments...

Overview The ESE Trustees Scholarship is offered to students from the New England region who have taken part in the Exposition’s youth programs. Eligibility Applicants must either have been admitted to or be currently enrolled in an accredited higher education institution offering a two-year or four-year degree. Selection process As part of the review, applicants could be asked to participate in an interview.

Introduction Established in 1993, the FMC Skaters Scholarship provides financial support to ice-sport participants and recreational skaters who demonstrate strong character and achievement both on and off the ice. Awards are presented each June to skaters involved in ice hockey, figure skating, and recreational skating. Eligibility - Open to high school seniors. - Applicants must be residents of New England and active skaters at FMC-owned arenas. - Scholarships cover participants in ice hockey, figure skating, and recreational skating. Impact and History Since its founding, FMC has granted more than $510,000 in educational scholarships to nearly 500 high school graduates seeking...

Introduction Addiction does not discriminate — it affects individuals of every age, background, gender, and income level. Committed to breaking the stigma around substance use disorders and supporting those affected, Mountainside is proud to offer the Brighter Future College Scholarship. This program is designed to help young people pursue higher education and move toward healthier, more fulfilling lives. Applicants will submit a personal essay describing how their own addiction or a loved one’s addiction has influenced them, helping to raise awareness about the realities of this disease. Award Details - Ten awards of $1,000 each, available to high school students....