Michigan Scholarships for High School and College Students

Overview The American Legion Skilled Trades Scholarship provides financial support to young Michiganders who are preparing for careers in construction/building, automotive, advanced manufacturing, or energy. The program targets students aged 17–21 who are enrolled in post-high-school trades training or apprenticeships, or pursuing a two-year college degree in one of these skilled trades (with state or federal certification as the end goal). Who is eligible - Must be a resident of Michigan. - Must be between 17 and 21 years old at the time the application is submitted. - Must be actively pursuing a skilled trades pathway via post-high-school trades training/apprenticeship...

The "Be Bold" Scholarship is a unique opportunity that doesn't require an essay and will be granted to the candidate who exhibits the most audacious profile. The application process is quick and easy, taking less than 2 minutes to complete.We define boldness not by "superiority" or "great achievements". Instead, we believe that boldness is characterized by being:SincereResoluteInspirationalThe scholarship will be given to the student who best embodies these traits in their profile.Additionally, this scholarship is distinctive in its preference for students who apply early, demonstrating their boldness by taking initiative and not delaying.

Intro and purpose The AIST Judith A. Quinn — Detroit Member Chapter Scholarship recognizes and supports motivated students who intend to pursue careers in the iron and steel industry. Administered by the AIST Detroit Member Chapter, the scholarship welcomes applications from high school seniors (entering college) and undergraduate students; applicants may reapply annually. History In 2013 the Detroit Member Chapter scholarship was renamed to honor Judith A. Quinn, a trailblazer for women in the Detroit-area steel industry. Ms. Quinn served as Secretary-Treasurer for the AISE Detroit District Section in 1985 and 1998 and was the AIST Detroit Member Chapter secretary...

Overview Two scholarships of $20,000 each are available for children or grandchildren of SAE Detroit Section members. Created in 2001, this award aims to encourage eligible students to pursue careers in engineering or science to help address an anticipated shortage of qualified graduates. Application deadline: April 30. Eligibility - U.S. citizen. - Must be the child or grandchild of an active SAE Detroit Section member (member must have paid SAE Detroit dues for at least one year at the time of application). - High school graduating senior. - Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. - Financial need...

Tired of seeing fellow Michiganders and businesses leave the state for opportunities elsewhere? The S.E.T. Educational Fund was created to help change that. About the Fund - Established in Michigan in 1998, the S.E.T. Educational Fund awards scholarships to Michigan residents who are enrolled at colleges or universities in the state. We look for students who combine strong academic achievement with a demonstrated commitment to volunteer service and community involvement. - Our goal is to encourage talented, community-minded students to remain in Michigan and contribute to local institutions and employers. So far we have awarded 16 scholarships. Our recipients have...

Dakota Ruby Pequeno — called Cody by those close to her — was a 16-year-old looking forward to her senior year. She loved playing in Powder Puff football games, entering the school talent show, singing songs from Rocky Horror Picture Show, and listening to bands like Evanescence and Slipknot. Tragically, Dakota lost her life as a result of epilepsy. To honor her memory, Dakota’s family created the Dakota Pequeno Memorial Scholarship so others can be supported in pursuing their goals, reflecting Dakota’s own spirit and ambitions. Scholarship details - Each year the Epilepsy Foundation Michigan awards a $1,000 Dakota Pequeno...

Introduction The AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary provides scholarship opportunities for sons, daughters, or grandchildren of members as well as for members of the Ladies Auxiliary themselves. Donations can also be made in memory of a departed member or to commemorate milestones such as birthdays, anniversaries, or promotions. Students are encouraged to apply for every scholarship for which they qualify. Available Scholarships - Youth Scholarship - Nursing Scholarship - Career Scholarship Fundraising Project Ideas Examples of past or suggested projects include Walk-a-Thons, Bike-a-Thons, and Silent Auctions. Who We Are We are mothers, wives, widows, grandmothers, sisters, daughters, step-daughters, and granddaughters of AMVETS,...

Introduction The Gold Key Scholarship is awarded through a rolling, quarterly review process. To be considered, applicants must meet the submission requirements and observe the posted quarterly deadlines. Required documents Every applicant must submit two forms: the Student Profile Form and the Parent/Guardian Statement with Financial Information Form. Both must be filled out and uploaded online at the same time as the scholarship application. Applications that are incomplete or lack any required documentation will not be evaluated. Quarterly application schedule and deadlines Applications are accepted year‑round but are reviewed only at the end of each quarter. To be included in...

Founded in 2000, the Michigan Nurses Foundation (MNF) promotes nursing and nursing education by providing scholarships, funding nursing research, and offering assistance to nurses recovering from substance use disorders or mental health conditions. Eligibility (minimum requirements) - Must be currently enrolled at a Michigan college or school of nursing. - Must be in good academic standing and showing steady progress toward completing a degree or certificate. Application process and requirements - Every applicant must submit a complete application and meet all stated requirements to be considered. Applications that are incomplete or submitted after the deadline will not be reviewed. -...

Overview The MI Future Educator Fellowship provides a $10,000 scholarship to as many as 2,500 aspiring teachers each year. Awards are available to students who are admitted to and enrolled in an Educator Preparation Program (EPP) approved by the Michigan Department of Education/State Board of Education. Who is eligible To qualify for the fellowship, applicants must meet all of the following: - Submit the annual MI Future Educator Fellowship application. - File a current-year Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). - Be a high school graduate. - Be admitted to an eligible Educator Preparation Program (EPP) approved by Michigan’s...

Introduction When Cleo died in November 1996, the Livingston County Farm Bureau Board of Directors chose to honor her memory by establishing a scholarship in her name. The Board intends the award to keep Cleo’s legacy alive within the community. Award details The 2026 scholarship amount is $2,500.00. The recipient will be recognized and the award presented at the Livingston County Annual Meeting in September. Eligibility requirements Applicants must meet all of the following: - Either the student or the student’s parent must have been a Livingston County Farm Bureau member for at least one year (the Board may waive...

Introduction Red Label Abrasives was established to support the people who craft the things that improve our lives. We produce high-quality sanding belts, discs, and rolls to help makers—whether they work in furniture, tools, automotive, marine, or the arts—achieve a smooth, professional finish. When artisans and creators refine their skills, everyone benefits through better products, ideas, and services. To encourage the next generation of makers, Red Label Abrasives created the annual Perfecting The Craft Scholarship. This award is intended to support students as they develop the knowledge component of mastery, along with time and practice. Perfecting The Craft Scholarship —...