AAC’s Behavioral Health Academic Scholarship
Who: Students in behavioral sciences willing to write a 500 word essay over why they are in behavioral sciences.
Amount: $2,500 to $5,000
Due: Spring
B. Davis Scholarship
Who: Any high school juniors or seniors: students must write an essay on a prompted topic.
Amount: $1,000
Bird Dog Foundation Essay Contest Scholarship
Who: Students from Tennessee, Missouri, and Arkansas who are interested in wildlife conservation
Amount: Up to $1,500
Boling Rice, LLC Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 500 word essay describing how legislation could curb texting and driving.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring
CountyOffice.org Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 500 word essay over what the most important county office is to the student. (See button at bottom of page)
Amount: $1,000
Due: Fall
Dentistry Scholarship
Who: High school seniors or college students who are passionate about aspiring dentists or dental hygienists and are willing to write a 500 word topical essay.
Amount: $1,000
Digicert Internet of Things Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 400 to 600 word essay on how internet connectivity has and might evolve.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring
Digicert Internet Security Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 400 to 600 word essay on how internet security has changed and might change (must be posted to your personal blog/website).
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring
Freedom of Speech Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 500 word essay over why free speech makes America great.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Summer
GPACAC Student Scholarships
Who: High school students living in Kansas, Oklahoma, or Nebraska who are willing to write a short topical essay.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring
GS & A LLC., Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 500 word essay over the most important development in military law in the past 2 years.
Amount: $1,200
Due: Summer
Highrises.com Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 750 word essay about the benefits of living in a LEED-certified condominium tower.
Amount: $1,000
Insureon’s Small Business, Big Impact Scholarship
Who: Students who’ve worked at a small business or started their own and who are willing to submit a 500 word essay about their experience.
Amount: $2,500
Due: Spring
Learn.org’s Student Saver Scholarship
Who: Students willing to like Learn.org’s Facebook page, fill out the scholarship form and respond to the scholarship question.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring
Levin Firm Bi-Yearly Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 500+ word essay over car law safety.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring and Fall
NOAH’s Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 600 word essay over one of several topics.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring and Fall
NRA Civil Rights Legal Defense Fund Essay Scholarship
Who: High school students willing to write a topical essay
Amount: Up to $1,000
Offers.com Savvy Saver Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 400 word essay and post a tweet regarding how they learned to save money and why it is important.
Amount: $2,500
Due: Winter
OroCRM Customer Experience Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 500 word maximum essay regarding how companies can improve online customer relations.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Summer
PritzkerOlsen Food Safety National Scholarship Essay Contest
Who: Students willing to write a 500 word essay regarding food safety.
Amount: Up to $3,000
Due: Spring
ShipDig.com Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 500 - 1,000 word essay on the most interesting thing they have received in the mail.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Fall
Software Providers Scholarship
Who: Any student who elects to write an essay about one of two topics about experience with software and how it has impacted his or her life
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring
Stewart J. Guss College Student Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 1,000 word essay over what law they would change and why.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring
SuretyBonds Small Business Success Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a 500 word topical essay.
Amount: $1,500
Due: March 31, 2015
USAttorneys.com National Essay Scholarship
Who: Any United States citizen currently enrolled in an American university or college who is willing to write an 800 word legal essay.
Amount: $2,500
Due: Spring
Varsity Tutors Essay Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write a short topical essay
Amount: $1,000
Due: Spring
Zumper Apartments Scholarship
Who: Students willing to write about how they have impacted their school or community.
Amount: $1,000
Due: Fall and Spring