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Featured Scholarships

Coca-Cola Scholars Program

Offered by The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation

Award
$20,000
Deadline
Sep 30, 2026
Grade Level
High School Senior

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Apprentice Ecologist Initiative Scholarship

Offered by Nicodemus Wilderness Project

Award
$250–$1,000
Deadline
Aug 31, 2026
Grade Level
High School Underclassman, High School Senior

AFSA Second Chance Scholarship Contest

Offered by American Fire Sprinkler Association

Award
$1,000
Deadline
Sep 1, 2026
Grade Level
College Student

Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship

Offered by Lilly Endowment Inc. / Independent Colleges of Indiana

Award
$45,000–$200,000
Deadline
Sep 1, 2026
Grade Level
High School Senior

Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund

Offered by Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF)

Award
$400–$1,600
Deadline
Sep 1, 2026
Grade Level
College Student

Schwarzman Scholars

Offered by Schwarzman Scholars / Tsinghua University

Award
$75,000
Deadline
Sep 9, 2026
Grade Level
College Student, Graduate Student

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The College Investor has helped millions of readers navigate paying for college and student loans since 2009. Every scholarship in our database is individually reviewed by our team before it goes live, and re-checked regularly so deadlines and links stay current.

Our Scholarship Standards

A listing here means our team checked that the award is real, currently active, and actually pays out. We won't list a scholarship that:

  • Charges any kind of fee to apply
  • Makes you join a paid membership, or sign up for an app or service, just to be eligible
  • Has a privacy policy that would let the sponsor sell or misuse your information
  • Collects essays, ideas, or contact details mainly to feed the sponsor's marketing
  • Can't show a winner from the past 12 months, or offers no way to reach the sponsor

One nuance: established companies and nonprofits that run applications through their own systems may still be listed, even though creating an account there is part of applying.

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