Delaware Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction The American Council of Engineering Companies of Delaware (ACEC/DE) represents the engineering profession across the state. Member firms perform a broad array of engineering services that support Delaware’s economy and protect residents’ quality of life—ensuring safe travel, access to clean water, improved public health, and the adoption of new technologies. ACEC/DE’s mission is to advance the business interests of its member firms to promote the welfare and prosperity of Delaware. History and National Scope ACEC’s origins trace back to 1909, when a loosely organized group of private-practice engineers formed the American Institute of Consulting Engineers (AICE), the predecessor to...

The Trust Fund Higher Education Scholarship is available to members of the Delaware Tribe, offering up to $3,200.00 in educational funding. Full-time students can apply for $400 per semester for a maximum of eight semesters, which do not need to be sequential. Meanwhile, part-time students are eligible for $200 per semester, up to a total of 16 semesters.Applications for the fall scholarship are open from July 1 to September 15.For the spring scholarship, applications are accepted from December 1 to February 15.Applicants can download, print, and mail the application form along with the necessary documents. It is the applicant's responsibility...

Overview This merit-based scholarship is intended for graduating high school seniors who intend to enroll at Delaware State University. Who is eligible - Current high school seniors with an unweighted cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. - A combined SAT score of at least 1000 (or the comparable ACT score). - Plan to enroll as a full-time student at Delaware State University. - Must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) before the application deadline. Award details - Covers full tuition, mandatory fees, on-campus housing, meal plan, and textbooks at Delaware State University. - The scholarship may be...

Introductory statement Because our available funding is limited and demand for assistance is growing, we focus on supporting undergraduate students who demonstrate strong academic performance and have financial need. Awards are granted primarily on the basis of academic merit; however, when funds are scarce and there are more qualified applicants than awards, financial need will be considered in the selection process. Geographic eligibility New applicants must meet one of the following geographic conditions during the application period: - Be graduating from a Delaware high school, regardless of their permanent residence. - Be currently enrolled at a college located in Delaware,...

Attention Delaware high school seniors: If you need help covering college expenses, Del-One Federal Credit Union offers a scholarship opportunity each year. Two recipients will each receive $2,500.00 to assist with tuition costs. This program reflects our commitment to “people helping people” by supporting students who show academic achievement, involvement in their communities, participation with their credit union, and demonstrated financial need. Who may apply - Must be a Delaware high school senior and either a Del-One member, the son or daughter of a Del-One member, or the grandchild of a Del-One member. (Please note: Del-One employees, volunteers and their...

Intro Need financial assistance for the upcoming school year? The Delaware Community Foundation (DCF) provided a record award package of $850,000 in scholarships, distributed among 245 students for the 2024–2025 academic year. How to Apply DCF administers a variety of scholarship opportunities. For full descriptions, eligibility criteria, award amounts, and application details, download the Delaware Community Foundation Scholarship Compendium. Applications for 2026–2027 The application cycle for DCF scholarships for the 2026–2027 academic year opened on December 15, 2025. Eligibility (Overview) Specific eligibility rules differ by individual scholarship; please consult the Scholarship Compendium for the precise requirements for each award.

College can be out of reach for many due to cost. To help remove that barrier, the Student Excellence Equals Degree (SEED) Scholarship was launched in 2005 to provide tuition-free college for eligible students. In 2021 the program was broadened (often called SEED+) so Delaware residents of any age can pursue an academic degree or a workforce training certificate at Delaware Technical Community College (Delaware Tech). What the SEED Scholarship covers - Tuition for eligible programs at Delaware Tech, including associate degrees, diplomas, credit certificates, bachelor’s-degree coursework, and workforce training programs. - Tuition support may be used for up to...