Vermont Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction Tall Clubs International Foundation (TCIF) presents annual scholarships in memory/honor of Kae Sumner-Einfeldt, Virginia Linquist-Winker, Robert Rader, Carolyn Goldstein, and Charles & Doris Chickering. These awards, reserved for deserving high school seniors in North America (United States and Canada only), are funded through nominations submitted by Tall Clubs International’s local member clubs and Members-at-Large (MALs). From the nominations received, scholarship recipients are selected to receive at least a $1,000 award from Tall Clubs International Foundation, Inc. (Membership in a local TCI club is NOT required.) Eligibility requirements To be considered for a scholarship, every applicant must satisfy ALL of...

Introduction Farm Credit East awards $5,000 Higher Education Scholarships to support the next generation entering agriculture and related fields. These scholarships are intended for high school graduates who plan to pursue careers in agriculture, forestry, commercial fishing, or closely related disciplines. Who may apply To be eligible, applicants must be preparing to enroll full-time in post–high school education for the upcoming fall semester and must show — through career objectives, relevant experience, chosen program of study, and extracurricular involvement — clear intent and measurable progress toward a career in agriculture, forestry, commercial fishing, or a related area. Acceptable types of...

The Journalism Education Foundation of New England (JEFNE) is accepting applications for the 2026 New England Journalism Scholarship Program. The program will award scholarships of up to $2,000 to talented student reporters, editors, photographers, and multimedia storytellers from across New England. Administered by the New England Newspaper & Press Association (NENPA), the scholarship supports as many as ten promising students committed to careers in journalism or related fields. Each year the program also recognizes one outstanding recipient with the MacGregor Fiske Award for exceptional promise in the profession. Important dates and amount - Award amount: Up to $2,000 per recipient...

Overview The Aero Club of New England launched its scholarship initiative in 1984 to support and encourage careers in professional aviation. Since 1987 the program has provided awards to men and women, with total scholarship funding exceeding $700,000. Recipients are chosen on the basis of merit, demonstrated performance, and documented financial need. Eligibility requirements To qualify for this scholarship an applicant must: - Plan to pursue a professional career in aviation maintenance. - Demonstrate financial need and meet the qualifications for the award. - Begin training at an FAA‑approved FAR Part 147 school located in New England. - Be a...

Overview Zonta’s Young Women in Leadership Award (previously called the Young Women in Public Affairs Award) honors young women aged 16–19 who have shown leadership ability and a commitment to public service and civic causes, and aims to encourage continued involvement in public and political life. History and impact Since the program began in 1990, Zonta has presented 1,165 awards, distributing a total of US$1,858,750 to 993 recipients from 60 countries. Program structure and prizes The initiative is administered at three levels: Zonta club, district and international. Zonta International provides 37 international awards, each worth US$5,000. Each district may nominate...

Introduction The New England Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (NEC-ISA) announces a scholarship opportunity for graduating high school seniors who plan to enroll in a two- or four-year college program in arboriculture, urban forestry, or closely related disciplines. Why this matters Trees are an essential resource across New England—vital to life in both cities and small towns. The regional green industry is robust and expanding, offering strong career prospects. This is part of a multi-billion-dollar sector nationwide, and New England includes some of the highest-paying states for careers in this field. Award NEC-ISA will award a $2,500 scholarship...

Overview Since 1990 the New England Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (NEC-ISA) has supported students studying arboriculture, urban forestry, and closely related disciplines through annual scholarships. The awards aim to foster interest in shade and ornamental trees, honor academic achievement, and provide financial assistance. Scholarship Awards Each year NEC-ISA presents two scholarships of $2,500 apiece. Awardees are encouraged to participate in the arboriculture profession and receive complimentary registration to the Chapter’s annual conference, one night’s lodging, and two banquet tickets for a guest. Eligibility Applicants must meet one of the following residency/enrollment criteria: - Be enrolled full-time at...

Eligibility Criteria for the Odenza Vacations College Scholarship includes:1) Age requirement: Applicants must be aged between 17 and 24 as of September 1st, 2026.2) Essay submission: An answer to the essay question, available on the application page, must be submitted before the deadline of May 1st, 2026.3) Academic performance: Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 2.5.4) Residency: Applicants must be residents of either the United States or Canada.The recipient of the scholarship will be declared approximately 6 weeks post the deadline and will be immediately updated on this website. All applications should be submitted by 11:59 pm ET on...

Eligibility Criteria for the "Got a Spine Scholarship" by Arctic Chiropractic: To qualify for the Arctic Chiropractic's "Got a Spine Scholarship", the following conditions must be met by the student: 1) The student must be enrolled in a college or university by October 2026. 2) By October 2026, the student must be attending the college or university on a full-time basis. 3) The student must have maintained a minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher in their most recent academic year. 4) The student must be a resident of either the United States or Canada. 5) By October 2026, the student...