Michigan Scholarships for High School and College Students

HFM 2026 Academic Scholarship — Application Open Overview HFM is accepting applications for its 2026 academic scholarships. Two awards of $2,500 each will be granted. Key deadline - Application must be submitted by March 22, 2026 (midnight). Who is eligible - Residents of Michigan who are part of the bleeding disorders community and plan to pursue post-secondary education (community college, four-year college/university, graduate program, or trade school). - Eligible applicants include people with bleeding disorders and immediate family members (parent, sibling, or grandchild) of someone with a bleeding disorder. Note: clotting disorders are not eligible for this scholarship. - Individuals...

Purpose This scholarship supports the mission of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) by providing financial assistance to graduating high school seniors who intend to pursue a career in chemical engineering. The award recognizes strong academic achievement as well as involvement in school and community activities. It is not awarded solely on the basis of financial need; rather, it targets students who have shown excellence in core academic subjects and who are likely to succeed in a chemical engineering degree program. Eligibility - Applicant must be a graduating high school senior from the Mid-Michigan tri-city area or an adjacent...

Official Rules — Courageous Persuaders Competition (2025/2026) Eligibility - The 2025/2026 Courageous Persuaders Competition is open only to students enrolled in high schools located in the continental United States. General Requirements - Each entry must be a commercial no longer than 30 seconds. The message must encourage safe driving and be aimed at middle school classrooms. Judges will evaluate entries based on originality, creativity, and persuasiveness. - You may submit more than one commercial. - Entries may be created by an individual or by a team. All team members listed on the entry form must be high school students in...

Lawrence Technological University and the Chaldean Foundation have formed a partnership to provide scholarships and career-building opportunities for students. Undergraduate Scholarship — Key Details - Award amount: $18,000 per academic year. Application deadline: April 1. - This is a stand-alone award and may not be combined with any LTU merit, athletic, or other institutional scholarships. - To receive the full $18,000, students must be enrolled in at least 15 credit hours in the fall and 15 credit hours in the spring. - Students taking 12–14 credit hours will receive a prorated portion of the scholarship. - Any remaining scholarship funds...

Overview - The Green Award for students entering as first-year undergraduates in fall 2026 provides up to $2,500 annually for a maximum of four consecutive years. Check eligibility - Use the Net Price Calculator to determine preliminary eligibility for merit-based aid, including this scholarship. Application and consideration deadlines - For fullest scholarship consideration, submit your undergraduate admission application — including all transcripts and any optional test scores — by December 1, 2025. - The final date to be considered for this award is April 1, 2026. Award terms - The scholarship applies to fall and winter semesters only and is...

Ottawa County Farm Bureau awards two $1,000 scholarships each year to support students pursuing careers in agriculture. Below are the qualifications, how to apply, and the conditions for receiving the award. Eligibility - Applicant must be a dependent of a current Ottawa County Farm Bureau regular member. If the applicant is married or at least 21 years old, the applicant must hold an Ottawa County Farm Bureau membership in their own name. - Minimum scholastic GPA: 2.75. - Must be accepted to or enrolled in an accredited school in a program related to agriculture. How to Apply - Deliver your...

Introduction The Michigan Retailers Foundation provides scholarships to students connected with Michigan’s retail sector — whether you are an employee of a member company or a dependent of someone who is, the Foundation supports your educational advancement. For the 2026–2027 academic year, the Foundation will award fifteen scholarships of $3,500 each. Eligibility Applicants must meet the following criteria: - Be an employee of an MRA member business working a minimum of 15 hours per week and employed for at least six months. - OR be the spouse, child, or legally dependent of an eligible employee. - Be a high school...

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.

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...

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...

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...