Top 87 July Scholarships in 2023

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Easy scholarship open to all high school and college students, as well as anyone looking to attend college or graduate school in the next year. Niche is giving one student $50,000 to help pay for tuition, housing, books and other college expenses — no essay required!

Sallie Mae will award $2,000 each month to eligible entrants. No essay or account sign-ups, just a simple scholarship for those seeking help paying for school.

Open to high school students, college students, community college students, and graduate students.

Introducing the Charles Pulling Sr. Memorial Scholarship, a tribute to a cherished father and the middle child among eleven siblings, whose circumstances compelled him to enter the workforce prematurely and leave his high school dreams behind. However, recognizing the limited job prospects available to him, he understood that obtaining his high school diploma was the key to unlocking a better life for his loved ones, and headed back to the classroom. This prestigious scholarship aims to honor the memory of Charles Pulling Sr. by empowering those who also wish to enhance their families' lives through education. Whether you are a high school or GED student, an undergraduate pursuing a non-traditional path, a first-generation student, a single parent, someone who took a break from education before returning, or over the age of 25, you are invited to apply. To apply, reveal what sets you apart as a non-traditional student and what fuels your relentless pursuit of greatness.

Are you a high school senior or college student who believes in the importance of acts of kindness, service, and giving? If that sounds like you, consider applying for the Spirit of Giving Scholarship! Each year, this program awards $1,000 to three lucky students who write the most thoughtful essays about their personal experiences with the spirit of giving and how they hope to continue fostering it in the future. Besides an essay, you must provide proof of enrollment.

This DCCI Scholarship is an incredible opportunity for Canadian high school seniors with disabilities who are pursuing post-secondary education in health care, criminal justice, or community & social services. To apply, submit an original essay of 500-700 words on how your disability has shaped your decision to study your chosen program. Don't forget to include proof of your high school graduation, acceptance to an accredited institution, and Canadian citizenship or permanent residency. This scholarship is a chance to pursue your dreams and make a difference in your community. One winner will be chosen to receive $1,000 toward the costs of their post-secondary education in Canada. Keep on reading to learn more!

The Joseph Sumner Smith Scholarship annually awards between $250 and $1,000 to Unitarian Universalist (UU) students attending Harvard University. While there is no restriction on the course of studies the student may elect to pursue, nor any restrictions on choice of career, students interested in pursuing the ministry after graduation are especially encouraged to apply. The annual deadline falls on July 31st. If you're a Unitarian Universalist student attending Harvard university, we encourage you to apply! Keep on reading to learn more.

The NDUS Native American Scholarship is a fantastic opportunity for North Dakota residents who are enrolled members of federally recognized Indian tribes and have been accepted full-time to a North Dakota institution of higher learning or state vocational education program. The application process is simple and can be completed online or by paper. Don't miss out on this chance to further your education! The deadline falls on July 15th of every year.

The Gamewardens of Vietnam Scholarship is a fantastic opportunity for incoming freshmen who are descendants of U.S. Navy men and women who worked with TF-116 in Vietnam. This one-time award is open to sons, daughters, and grandchildren of Gamewardens members, with the possibility of reapplication. To qualify, applicants must be a child, stepchild, grandchild, or great-grandchild of a life member of the Gamewardens of Viet Nam Association. Life members will have served with Task Force-116 in the Republic of Viet Nam or as Special Warfare Combatant Crewmen serving with Special Warfare Boat units. Don't miss out on this chance to honor your family's legacy and further your education!

The Children of Veterans Tuition Grant (CVTG) is open to undergraduate students who are Michigan residents and the children of Michigan veterans. To be eligible, such veterans must have been left disabled or deceased during their service, or have gone missing in action (MIA). Half-time students can earn up to $1,400, three-quarter-time students can earn up to $2,100, and full-time students can earn up to $2,800. If you're a Michigan resident whose parent was left deceased, disabled, or missing in action (MIA) during their service, we're sorry for your loss, and encourage you to apply. Keep on reading to learn more.

The Edward T. Conroy Memorial Scholarship Program is an opportunity for high school seniors, current undergraduates, and graduate students in Maryland to earn funding toward their postsecondary education. To be eligible, applicants must be: (1) the immediate family member of a member of the US Armed Forces who died or suffered a 100% permanent disability due to military service, (2) veterans with a service-connected disability of 25% or greater, (3) the children and spouses of victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, (4) the children and surviving spouses of State or local public safety employees who died or were disabled in the line of duty, or (5) the immediate relatives of school employees who, as a result of an act of violence, either died in the line of duty or sustained an injury in the line of duty that rendered the school employee 100% disabled. Maryland residency is required, except for public safety employees and their relatives. Keep on reading to learn more.

The Dependent Children Scholarship Program is exclusively designed for dependent children of Tennessee's brave law enforcement officers, firemen, and emergency medical service technicians. If their heroic parents have tragically lost their lives or suffered permanent disabilities while dutifully serving, this scholarship is here to help. Open to full-time undergraduate students attending an eligible Tennessee postsecondary institution, this scholarship offers a chance to pursue one's academic dreams without financial worries. Keep up the good work academically, and this scholarship can support you for up to four academic years. If you're eligible, we encourage you to apply.

The American Legion Baseball Scholarship is a fantastic opportunity for deserving baseball players to receive between $500 and $5,000 in scholarships each year. Each Department Baseball Committee may select a player from its department to receive this scholarship. While Department Baseball Scholarship Winners receive $500, eight players selected by a scholarship selection committee at The American Legion World Series will receive an additional $2,500 scholarship. One other player, selected as the most outstanding member of the All-Academic Team, will be awarded an additional $5,000 scholarship. Scholarship recipients can receive their scholarships immediately upon graduation from an accredited high school and must utilize the total award within eight (8) years of their graduation date, excluding active military time. Don't miss out on this incredible chance to further your education and love of baseball!

The Hirsch & Lyon Annual College Scholarship annually awards $1,000 to a high school senior or current college student who is passionate about pursuing a law degree within the U.S. To apply, submit an 850-1,500-word essay detailing the reasons why you are pursuing a law degree. The winner will be selected based on a combination of writing skills, academic qualifications, and extracurricular activities. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to kickstart your legal career!

The Jim Bourque Scholarship is a fantastic opportunity for Canadian Aboriginal students pursuing postsecondary education in education, environmental studies, traditional knowledge or telecommunications. With a one-time award of CAN $1,000, this scholarship is designed to help students achieve their academic goals. To apply, students must submit a 500-word essay outlining their intended program of study and reasons for their choice, along with their most recent transcript, a signed letter of recommendation from a community leader, a statement of financial need, and proof of enrollment or application to a postsecondary institution. Applicants must also provide proof of Canadian Aboriginal descent. The scholarship committee evaluates applicants based on need, relevance of study, achievements, return of investment, and overall presentation of the application. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to further your education and achieve your dreams!

Are you a full-time undergraduate or graduate student pursuing a degree in forestry, wildlife, or marine science at a Louisiana public university? If so, consider applying for the Rockefeller State Wildlife Scholarship! Each year, the scholarship awards $2,000 and $3,000 to undergraduate and graduate students, respectively. These scholarships can be renewed for up to three years of undergraduate study and two years of graduate study, so long as winners continue to meet the eligibility criteria. The scholarship is provided by the Louisana Office of Student Financial Assistance.  If you fit their scholarship criteria and have a passion for the natural world (and sciences) around us, we encourage you to apply!

The Leon Brooks Memorial Grant is a scholarship opportunity that welcomes direct descendants (child, grandchild, great-grandchild) of a member in good standing since 2021 of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America. To be considered, applicants must submit an essay between 400 and 500 words, written in English on standard paper. Additionally, applicants must provide proof of honorable military service, such as a copy of a DD-214 or military ID card. To submit your application, please include the subject line "National Achievement Program" in your email. Keep on reading to learn more!

The Clifford Lee Kristal Education Grant is awarded to the direct descendants (children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren) of a member in good standing of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America. If an applicant's relative is deceased, the member must have been in good standing at the time of his/her death. All members (including Posthumous) must have joined at least three (3) years ago. The application should be mailed to the appropriate Department Commander. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to receive funding for your post-secondary education. Keep on reading to learn more!