California Scholarships for High School and College Students

Mission Protect California’s indigenous plant species and their habitats now and for future generations by supporting science, education, stewardship, gardening, and advocacy. Eligibility To be considered for the Shasta Chapter CNPS scholarship, applicants must: - Be enrolled in a community college or attending high school located in Shasta, Siskiyou, Modoc, or Lassen counties, or in the greater Weaverville/Hayfork portion of Trinity County. - Hold a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 (equivalent to a B average). - Have been accepted to a four-year college or university for the 2026–2027 academic year and plan to pursue a career in Plant Biology. Preferred...

## About the WLALA Foundation Tuition Scholarships **Purpose and focus** The WLALA Foundation offers tuition scholarships to law students committed to advancing social justice, equality, and inclusion. The award honors the legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg by supporting students who demonstrate sustained devotion to issues affecting women, children, minorities, and other historically marginalized communities. These scholarships are intended to help future lawyers who will use their legal careers to promote equitable outcomes and public service in the Los Angeles area. Key takeaways: - Supports law students devoted to social justice and inclusion. - Honors Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy....

Intro Mira Mesa Town Council (MMTC) is inviting graduating high school seniors who live in Mira Mesa and have been active volunteers in the community to apply for its annual community-service scholarship. The Verne Goodwin Scholarship Fund will present three $1,000 awards in June. There is no minimum GPA requirement. Eligible applicants must reside in Mira Mesa, be members of their high school graduating class, and plan to continue their education at a 4-year college or university, a 2-year community college, or a vocational/technical program. Eligibility - Graduating senior this year from a local high school - Current resident of...

Scholarship Overview The WLALA Foundation offers the Judge Beverly Reid O’Connell Scholarship to support students pursuing careers in law or public service. The award recognizes individuals who have been motivated toward these fields through contact with the Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles or its programs. The scholarship is part of WLALA Foundation’s broader efforts to promote civic education and legal mentorship for young people. - Purpose: Support students aiming for law or public service careers - Sponsor: Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles Foundation - Connection: Funds applicants influenced by WLALA programs or leaders - Intended outcome: Encourage continued...

The Rosemont Community Association is now accepting applications for the 20th Annual Carol Arbini-McFarland Rosemont Community Service Scholarship. Award: $1,500 Purpose: To recognize graduating seniors who demonstrate strong commitment to community service. Eligibility and requirements: - Applicant must be a resident of the Rosemont neighborhood. Rosemont’s boundaries are Folsom Boulevard to Jackson Highway, and Bradshaw Road to South Watt Avenue. - Must be a graduating senior. - Cumulative academic record equivalent to a “B” average (minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0). Completion of Honors and AP coursework will be given additional consideration. - Demonstrated participation in school and/or community activities, with...

Award range: $1,500–$5,000 Overview: Financial awards are available for advanced undergraduate and graduate students pursuing studies focused on light and lighting. Applicants working on significant projects or thesis research about lighting may receive additional priority. Who is eligible: - Junior (third-year) or senior (fourth-year) undergraduate students studying subjects centered on lighting. - Graduate students whose coursework or research is focused on lighting. - Applicants undertaking specific lighting-related projects, with extra consideration given to graduate students developing a thesis on light or lighting. Relevant fields: Programs in lighting architecture, electrical engineering, interior design, theater, film/TV, lighting design, vision science, or other...

The scholarship program of the Sonoma County Fish and Wildlife Commission is established to offer substantial support and public acknowledgment to students who excel academically or contribute significantly to the community. The program is specifically for students pursuing studies in environmental restoration, natural resource management, and/or preservation.Up to six (6) scholarships will be granted to deserving students from Sonoma County.The Commissioner Al Gerhardt Memorial Scholarship: $3,000.00 (one scholarship available)The Commissioner Al Ferris Memorial Scholarship: $3,000.00 (one scholarship available)2025The General FWC Scholarship: $2,000.00 (up to four scholarships available)Criteria for EligibilityMust be a resident of Sonoma CountyMust be enrolled or planning to...

Custodio & Dubey LLP (CD Law) is pleased to announce the First-Gen Achievers Scholarship, a $1,000 award created to help first-generation students ease the financial burden of college. We recognize how challenging it can be to pursue higher education without family precedent or financial resources. This scholarship—offered for the first time nationwide—aims to reward perseverance and encourage students to continue their academic journeys. Attorney Miguel A. Custodio Jr., partner and co‑founder of Custodio & Dubey LLP, knows firsthand the impact of being the first in a family to attend college. After becoming the first person in his family to obtain...

Overview The Southern California Member Chapter scholarships are intended to recognize and support a qualified AIST Southern California Member Chapter high school senior or a college undergraduate by providing financial assistance for study at any accredited college or university. There are two distinct awards: the AIST Member Scholarship and the Engineering Scholarship. Awards Each year two scholarships will be granted, each carrying a value of US$1,500. Eligibility - Member Scholarship: Open to an active AIST Southern California Chapter member, or to the child, grandchild, niece, nephew, or spouse of an active Chapter member. Eligibility also extends to AIST student members...

Description **Purpose and scope:** AAUW Sacramento awards scholarships to help women advance their education and contribute to the community. The program supports adult women working toward academic goals and career advancement. Scholarships are administered by the Sacramento branch and funded through local fundraising efforts. This summary highlights who is eligible and how to apply for the current academic-year application. Key takeaways - Scholarships are awarded by AAUW Sacramento to support women’s education and community contribution. - Funds come from branch fundraising and are distributed through a local scholarship program. - This article summarizes eligibility and application steps for the current...

Purpose The Southern California Member Chapter scholarships are intended to recognize and support an AIST Southern California Member Chapter high school senior or college undergraduate by providing financial assistance while they attend an accredited college or university, either full- or part-time. Two distinct awards are offered: the AIST Member Scholarship and the Engineering Scholarship. Award Amount Each year two scholarships will be granted, each valued at US$1,500. Who May Apply - Member Scholarship: Open to an active AIST Southern California Chapter member or to the member’s child, grandchild, niece, nephew, or spouse. Eligible applicants must be attending a college or...

Introductory summary In 2007 Mr. Edward C. Tang created this scholarship to support lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Asian and Pacific Islander (API) students pursuing post‑secondary education. The award aims to help LGBT youth pursue their educational goals with pride and without stigma. Each year up to four exceptional applicants may receive scholarships from this fund. In total, awards may amount to as much as $100,000 and can be distributed over a period of up to four years. Scholarships are renewable for up to three additional years (four years total) provided recipients satisfy the annual renewal criteria. Eligibility requirements...