Delaware Scholarships for High School and College Students

Merit scholarship for high school seniors who plan to attend the Delaware State UniversityEligibility:High school seniors with an unweighted cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 and a combined score of at least 1000 on the SAT or the equivalent score on the ACTEnroll full-time at Delaware State UniversityMust file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid ( FAFSA ) prior to the application deadlineAward:Full tuition, required fees, room, board, and books at the Delaware State UniversityRenewable for up to three additional years with a cumulative GPA of 3.0One award/yearTo Apply:Complete online application and add your activitiesProvide academic information to the...

Scholarship for full-time undergraduate students enrolled in a bachelor's degree program in a Delaware public or private college in a major leading to a career in a high-need field in Delaware.Eligibility:Resident of Delaware.U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen.Full time enrollment.Must meet your institution's Satisfactory Academic Policy.Must be studying within a Delaware High Needs Career Field. Eligible majors:AccountingBusinessComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceFinanceHuman ResourcesInformation TechnologyManagementNursingOperations ManagementAward:The award is not renewable but recipients can re-apply each year. Contingent upon funding from the General Assembly and based on the size of the applicant pool, at least one student in each high-need career field will be awarded a...

Duty-free lunch… It’s a part of nearly every collectively-bargained contract affecting DSEA members. However, what is now an important fabric of those contracts was once something elementary teachers were forced to do without. In 1969, though, a social studies teacher organized his colleagues to lobby for that contractual right, marking a pivotal moment in DSEA history: the organization’s first foray into member lobbying.Christopher K. Smith, the social studies teacher who organized the effort, built a career as both an educator and union leader. In addition to his years teaching in the Georgetown and Colonial School Districts, Smith served two terms...

Calling all Delaware High School Seniors!Are you looking for a way to receive some extra help with college costs?Your credit union has a program just for you! Each year Del-One Federal Credit Union will award two $2,500.00 scholarships to students that meet the eligibility requirements. This Scholarship program demonstrates our founding principle of people helping people. We will award scholarships to students who demonstrate academic excellence, community involvement, credit union participation and financial need.Am I Eligible?Delaware High School senior must be a Del-One member, son or daughter of a Del-One member, or grandchild of a Del-One member. (Del-One employees, volunteers...

The BBB of Delaware scholarship program awards scholarships to Delaware high school seniors that personify high ethics as demonstrated though leadership, community service, overall personal integrity and academic history. This program is administered and managed through the BBB Education Foundation.Guidelines & Selection ProcessApplications and essays will be accepted only from high school students who will be seniors in the 2024-2025 school year.Deadline to apply: January 15, 2025 by 3pm ESTThe applicant must have a desire to continue his/her education at an accredited college or university.The recipients of the Scholarships will be honored at the annual awards ceremony and the funds...

The purpose of the fund is to assist college students and graduate students pursuing a degree in education.ELIGIBILITY Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. In addition, the applicant must be currently enrolled in a college or university granting a four-year degree or post-graduate degree. This scholarship targets under-represented minority students (African-Americans, Latinos, and Native Americans) who are residents of New Castle County, Delaware or students matriculating at a Delaware college or university. It is particularly aimed at African-American females. The recipient must provide proof of enrollment before funds will be dispensed.

Welcome to the Delaware Equine Council Foundation. We are an independent, non-profit organization (501 C-3), dedicated to promoting scholarship in the agricultural and equine fields of study.Each year, the Foundation awards scholarships to high-achieving college students, pursuing their education in fields that will enhance the equine or agricultural industry. These scholarships are supported by the Delaware Equine Council, donations received from generous contributors within the community, and fundraising events.Essays are solicited from scholarship candidates in the fall and winter. A panel of highly qualified judges, chosen for their expertise in the equine and agricultural fields, selects the recipients. Scholarships are...

Merit scholarship for high school seniors attending an accredited institution full-time in an undergraduate program.Eligibility:High school seniors with an unweighted cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 and a combined score of at least 1290 on the SAT or the equivalent score on the ACTEnrolled as a full-time student in an undergraduate degree programAward:$1,250/yearRenewable for up to three additional years with a cumulative GPA of 3.0Approximately 30 awards/yearTo Apply:Complete online applicationProvide academic information to the Delaware Higher Education OfficePlease Note –  All application materials must be submitted by 4:30 pm on February 28, 2025.

The purpose of the scholarship is to assist graduating high school seniors in obtaining a college education and to promote Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. This scholarship targets under-represented minority students (African-Americans, Latinos, and Native Americans) who are currently high school seniors in New Castle County, Delaware. It is particularly aimed at African-American females.ELIGIBILITY :Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.o on a 4.0 scale. In addition, the applicant must be currently enrolled as a senior in a Delaware High School.