California Scholarships for High School and College Students

The Association for Women in Architecture Foundation (AWAF) awards annual cash scholarships to female students pursuing a college degree in one of the following fields: Architecture; Landscape Architecture; Urban Design and/or Land Planning; Interior Design; Historic Preservation; or Environmental Design. Eligibility - Applicants must be women who either live in California or are enrolled at a California school. - Applicants must be actively enrolled in one of the qualifying majors for the current academic term. - By the application deadline, students at four-year institutions must have completed at least 18 units in their major. Community college applicants must have completed...

Introduction Each year the Imperial County Farm Bureau awards scholarships to students from our community to support their educational goals. The scholarship pool is funded through donations and proceeds from our annual Farm Bureau Scholarship Barbecue, which takes place every April. 2024 Awards We were proud to distribute $44,200 in scholarship aid in 2024 to 33 local students. We are grateful to everyone who contributed—whether through donations connected to the Annual Scholarship Barbecue or by giving to named memorial funds including the Jack & Pauline McConnell Memorial, Al Kalin Memorial Scholarship, Matt LaBrucherie Memorial, Raul Rodriguez Memorial, and Jack Strobel...

Introduction Since 1976, Ventura County California Women for Agriculture (VC-CWA) has been committed to empowering women in the agricultural sector through engagement, education, and leadership development. From hands-on work in the fields to leadership roles in decision-making spaces, VC-CWA members actively shape the county’s agricultural future as they respond to increasing urbanization and the global need for dependable food, fuel, and fiber. Purpose Looking ahead, VC-CWA is proud to invest in the next generation of agricultural leaders. By supporting local students pursuing education and careers connected to agriculture, the organization seeks to nurture talent that will sustain and advance Ventura...

For more than forty years—dating back to 1980—CCAPW has offered both financial aid and mentoring to young women of Asian and Pacific Islander descent pursuing higher education. Our scholarships extend beyond one-time assistance; they represent a sustained commitment to developing leaders, strengthening communities, and creating positive change across generations. Since 1980, CCAPW has distributed in excess of $400,000 in scholarship funds to women and girls across the Central Valley. Many recipients have come from refugee or low-income households and have been the first in their families to attend college. Alumni have gone on to careers as educators, healthcare professionals, artists,...

Who was Eddie Ashley? Eddie Ashley was a student of Doris Ahlsten at Oakland Technical High School and graduated in 2010. As a child, Eddie and his twin younger sisters lost their mother to lupus and kidney failure. The family’s loss led to the siblings moving among relatives, and at one point Eddie became separated from his sisters. Throughout these hardships he carried himself without complaint or excuse. After high school he earned a B.S. in Environmental Science from UC Riverside in 2014. Eddie now lives in Oakland with his wife, Anastasia, and works as the Recycling Coordinator for Pleasanton...

Introductory overview The Reuben H. Fleet Scholarship, established to honor San Diego aviation trailblazer Reuben H. Fleet, supports the educational pursuits of high school seniors and AIAA collegiate members affiliated with the AIAA — San Diego Section. Awarded each year to students who reside in the San Diego area, the scholarship has, since 1983, helped hundreds of students with financial awards totaling thousands of dollars. Eligibility Applicants must be either a high school senior or an enrolled college student living in San Diego County. There is no minimum grade-point average required to submit an application. How recipients are chosen Selection...

Overview The 2026 C.A.R. Scholarship Foundation application period begins February 1, 2026 and closes on Sunday, April 5, 2026. Apply online. Awards are presented annually during the C.A.R. Spring Business Meetings. The Foundation provides scholarships to students enrolled at California colleges or universities who are pursuing degrees related to real estate. Awards may be up to $2,000 for students at two-year colleges and up to $4,000 for students at four-year institutions. Who the scholarship is intended for This program supports students studying for careers that focus on or support real estate transactional activity, including but not limited to: - Real...

Dear Graduating Seniors and Proud Parents, Welcome to the California Alarm Association (CAA) Youth Scholarship Program. Overview For 2026, the CAA Youth Scholarship Program will award more than $20,000 to eligible students. These scholarships are intended for children of active-duty peace officers, firefighters, and paramedics who live in California, are graduating from high school, and plan to enroll at a four-year college or university. About CAA The members of the California Alarm Association supply products and services that improve life safety across California communities. Our organization’s goals align closely with those of public safety professionals: enhancing safety and the overall...

Overview The Sacramento City Unified School District (SCUSD) Scholarship initiative helps graduating seniors attending SCUSD high schools in Sacramento, California connect with a range of scholarships funded by the district and local community partners. Awards are intended to support post-secondary study, including four-year colleges and universities, community colleges, and trade or vocational training programs. Who is eligible Requirements differ by individual award. Typical qualifications include: - Current SCUSD high school senior status - Minimum cumulative GPA (many scholarships expect roughly a 2.0–2.5 GPA or higher) - Evidence of community service or volunteer activities - Demonstrated financial need for some awards...

Intro The next generation will shape the future of the architectural profession. To support that future, the AIA Silicon Valley Scholarship program is offering scholarships to students who meet residence requirements and who are actively pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies that lead to a career in architecture. Scholarship details - Award amount: up to $5,000 - Number of scholarships: up to 2 (the program notes three scholarships available) Background The Ehrlich Rominger Scholarship Fund was created by Joseph Ehrlich and Jack Rominger to help finance the education of aspiring architectural professionals. Eligibility - Current resident of Santa Clara County and...

Note: the source text lists both “three scholarships available” and “NUMBER OF SCHOLARSHIPS: UP TO 2.” I used “up to two awards” below; tell me if you want the version that specifies three instead. Introduction The future of architecture depends on supporting aspiring professionals today. The AIA Silicon Valley Scholarship assists students pursuing careers in architecture who meet the program’s residency and enrollment criteria. Scholarship details - Award size: up to $5,000 per scholarship - Number of awards: up to 2 Background AIA Silicon Valley (the Silicon Valley Chapter of the American Institute of Architects) created this scholarship in 2004...

Overview The Theta Pi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. awards scholarships to academically accomplished, graduating male high school seniors of African-American heritage who live in Solano County. Who is eligible To be considered, applicants must satisfy every item below: - Be a male high school senior in the 2025–2026 academic year and plan to enroll as a full‑time college student beginning Fall 2026. - Be a resident of Solano County. - Be of African‑American heritage. - Be a United States citizen at the time the application is submitted. - Hold a cumulative grade point average of at least...