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100 Black Men $1,000-$3,000

Asian & Pacific Islander American Not Specified
Scholarship Fund

Association of the United States Army St. $1,000-$3,000
Louis Gateway Chapter

Asthma and Allergy Foundation of $1,000
America (AAFA) St. Louis Chapter

Auxiliary of United Transportation Union $1,000/annually
Scholarship Fund

AXA Achievement Scholarship in $10,000
Association with U.S. News & World
Report

Best Buy @15 Scholarship $1,000

Beta Gamma Sigma $1,000
Better Business Bureau - Student of $2,500
Ethics Award

Bill Kane Scholarship, Undergraduate $1,000
Scholarship

Buick Achievers Scholarship Program $2,000-$25,000

Burger King Scholars Program $1,000-$25,000

Business Technology Association $1,000-$1,500

C. L. & Virginia Rothwell Living Memorial Not Specified
Scholarship for Continuing Education

Carpenters' District Council of Greater $500
St. Louis and Vicinity The
St. Louis Carpernters Scholarship

Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation $10,000-$20,000

CVS Caremark Corporate Scholarship Not Specified

Daughters Of The American Revolution Not Specified
Scholarship

Dr. Seuss's Oh, the Places You'll Go up to $10,000
College Scholarship Program

Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity up to $5,000

Evalee C. Schwarz Charitable Trust for $5,000-$15,000
Education
George A. Decker Memorial Scholarship $1,000

Golden Apple Scholars $2,500 for
freshman/sophomor
e
$5,000 for
junior/senior

Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship $10,000

Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship $10,000
for First Years

Greater St. Louis Art Association up to $1,500

Hawthorne Players Duckie Demere Not Specified
Scholarship

Hispanic Scholarship Fund $1,000-$5,000

Horatio Alger Illinois Scholarship $5,000
Program
Horatio Alger Missouri Scholarship Not Specified
Program

Independent Order of Odd Fellows - Freshman year
Loan Program $3,000
Sophomore year
$4,000
Junior year $4,000
Senior year $5,000
Independent Order of Odd Fellows - $2,000
Charles J. & Christine Wirz Scholarship

Independent Order of Odd Fellows - $15,000
Christine Smith Graduate Studies
Scholarship

Independent Order of Odd Fellows - $3,000
Glenn Coursey Agriculture Scholarship

Independent Order of Odd Fellows - $3,000
Ingstrom Trust Regional Scholarship

Independent Order of Odd Fellows - Non- Not Specified
Traditional Scholarship

Independent Order of Odd Fellows - Odd $1,000
Fellows & Rebekahs Vocational
Technology Scholarship

Jackie Robinson Foundation's Not Specified
Scholarship Program
James L. and Nellie M. Westlake Awards cover cost
Scholarship Program of tuition

Job's Daughter Scholarships $750

Joe Martin Scholarship through Bank of $1,000-$5,000
America

John T. Belcher Scholarship $750-$1,500

KFC Colonel's Scholars Program $5,000

Kids Helping Kids, Ltd. $1,500
Randi Perkins Scholarship

Kids' Chance of Missouri Scholarship for Not Specified
Children of Missouri's Seriously Injured
Workers

Kiwanis Earl Collins Scholarship $750
Foundation

Law Day Essay Contest $150-$300

Liberty Hospital Foundation - Nursing $1,000
Scholarships

Living Memorial Scholarships $100-$600

Marguerite Ross Barnett Memorial Tuition charged for
Scholarship 6-9 credit hours
while enrolled part-
time
Masonic Scholarship Fund Of Missouri's Not Specified
Merit Scholarship

McDonald's of St. Louis and the Metro $2,500
East
Academic Excellence Awards

Microsoft Check website for
details

Missouri Association of Building Officials $1,000
and Inspectors

Missouri Baptist Medical Center Auxiliary Not Specified
Junior Volunteer Scholarships

Missouri Broadcasters Association Not Specified

Missouri Conservation Agents $500
Association

Missouri Council of the Blind Not Specified
Scholarship Program

Missouri DECA Scholarships Bud $1,000
Hartley Memorial President’s Scholarship

Missouri DECA Scholarships $1,000
Kent McDaniel Memorial Scholarship

Missouri DECA Scholarships $1,000
Lead a Legacy Scholarship
Missouri DECA Scholarships $1,000
Lester B. Kesterson Scholarship

Missouri DECA Scholarships $1,000
Tom Wilson Scholarship

Missouri Department of American Legion $500
Joseph J. Frank Scholarship

Missouri Department of American Legion $750
M.D. "Jack" Murphy Memorial Nurses
Training Scholarship

Missouri Department of American Legion $1,000
Lillie Lois Ford Scholarship Fund

Missouri Department of American Legion $500
Shane Dean Voyles Memorial
Scholarship

Missouri Department of American Legion $500
Erman W. Taylor Memorial Scholarship

Missouri Department of American Legion $500
Charles L. Bacon Memorial Scholarship

Missouri Department of American Legion $1,000
Commanders Scholarship

Missouri Future Business Leaders of Not Specified
America (FBLA)
Charles A Newman Scholarship
Missouri Future Business Leaders of Not Specified
America (FBLA)
Joanne Newcomer Scholarships

Missouri Insurance Education $1,500
Foundation

Missouri School Plant Managers Not Specified
Association (MSPMA) Scholarship

Missouri Sheriffs' Association John $1,000
Dennis Scholarship

Missouri Society of Professional $1,500
Surveyors
Robert V. Pirrier Memorial Scholarship

Missouri State Fair Youth in Agricultre $1,000-$2,500
Scholarship

Missouri State Thespians Not Specified

Missouri Women's Golf Association Not Specified

Missouri's Cattlemen Foundation $1,000
National Association of Women in $1,000-$2,000
Construction - Construction Trades
Scholarship

National Association of Women in $1,000-$2,000
Construction - Undergraduate
Scholarship

National Defense Transportation $1,500-$3,500
Association / St. Louis Chapter

National Hydropower Association Past $2,000
Presidents' Legacy Scholarship

New Line Theater $1,000

Power of Plants Contest (Missouri $100-$1,000
Botanical Gardens)

Pride St. Louis: $1,000
John Van Voris LGBTQA Scholarship
Progress 64 West $5,000
Louis S. Sachs Scholarship Award

Project 21 $1,000-$1,500

Public Service Officer or Employee's Acutal tuition
Child Survivor Grant charged for 12
credit hours at
school of
attendance

Puerto Rican Society $1,000

Rockwood National Education $1,000
Association Scholarship

Ron Brown Scholar Program $10,000

Saint Louis Attractions Association $1,000
Carole Moody Scholarship

Sam Walton Community Scholarship $3,000

Scholarship Foundation of Saint Louis $1,000-$7,000

Society Of Mayflower Descendants In $1,000
The State Of Missouri
Soil and Water Conservation Society $1,000-$2,000
Missouri Show-Me Chapter

St. Anthony's Medical Center $1,500
Memmolo Memorial Scholarship

St. Anthony's Medical Center Foundation $10,000
Academic Excellence Scholarship

St. Anthony's Medical Center Norbert $2,000-$10,000
Siegfried Scholarship for Sons &
Daughters of Employees

St. John's Bank & Trust $1,000
St. Louis Area Hotel Association $2,500
Scholarship Program

St. Louis Area Mensa Memorial Not Specified
Scholarship

St. Louis Audubon Society High $250
School Young Environmentalist

St. Louis County Police $1,000
Welfare Association Scholarships

St. Louis Public Schools: $500
Donald E. Fister Educational Scholarship

St. Louis Public Schools: $750
Lenora M. Wesley Brookfield-Mardis

St. Louis Public Schools: $2,750
Phillip J. Hickey

St. Louis Public Schools: Sol $500
M. Glaser

Susan G. Komen College Scholarship $10,000

Talbots Scholarship Foundation $15,000-$30,000
The Chick Evans Caddie Scholarship full tuition and
housing

The Fred E. Kiefer and Florence E. $500
Kiefer Scholarship

The Friends of Saint Louis Municipal $500-$1,000
School of Nursing Scholarship

The Gates Millennium Scholars Not Specified

The Greater North County Chamber $1,000
Commerce

The Greater St Louis Mothers of Twins Not Specified
Club

The Hagan Scholarship Foundation $10,000

The Jewish Community Foundation of St. $1,000
Louis
Blanche and Irving Miller Scholarship
Fund
The Jewish Community Foundation of St. $1,000
Louis
Sam A. Kessler Memorial Scholarship

The Jewish Community Foundation of St. $5,000
Louis L.
Allen Zorensky Fine Arts Loan Fund

The Jewish Community Foundation of St. $2,500
Louis
Ruth Greenberg Memorial Fund for
Rabbinical Training

The Jewish Community Foundation of St. $1,000
Louis Richard L.
Levis, Jr. Memorial Scholarship

The Next Step Not Specified

The Reid Scholarship Foundation Not Specified

The Scott-St. Louis Chapter of the Not Specified
Armed Forces Communications and
Electronics Association (AFCEA)

The Tilles Fund Not Specified

The William C. and Bertha Black Rhoda $1,500
Scholarship

Township Officials of Illinois Scholarship $2,000
Program

United Negro College Fund (UNCF) $5,000
Abbington, Vallanteen Scholarship

Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis Not Specified
B.T. Hurt Scholarship
Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis Not Specified
Leslie Scholarship

Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis Not Specified
UMB William Robinson Memorial

Vanguard Women in Information up to $10,000
Technology Scholarship Program

Vantage Credit Union $1,000
Quest for Education Scholarship

Verizon Foundation Scholarship Program $2,500

Walton Family Foundation Scholarship $3,250

West Community Credit Union $1,000

William L. Clay Scholarship and Whenever possible,
Research Fund the scholarship
covers full tuition
and fees.

Willian J. Beatty Scholarship $500-$1,000

Zimmer Family Scholarship $5,000
Zonta Club of St. Louis Womens' not to exceed $7000
Another Chance (WAC) Scholarships over course of
scholarship
Eligibility requirements Min GPA Application Deadline
Open to undergraduate or high school students transitioning to 2.5 February 25th
college. Plans to attend school for entire academic year,beginning
in the fall. Completed 50 hours of “active” community service
within past 12-months with certified documentation. Leadership
involvement required.

Open to students of Asian and/or Pacific Islander ethnicity and 2.7 January 14th
who are citizens, national, or legal permanent residents of the U.S.

Open to high school seniors who have a parent currently working Not Specified March 1st
for a defense contractor or a defense agency; high school seniors
who have a parent as a member of any active, guard or reserve
component of the U.S. Army; high school seniors who have a
parent that served in the US Army, Guard, or Reserve; any high
school senior involved in a high school Army JROTC program;
active Army personnel, National Guard & Reserve students, or the
spouse of the above individuals

Open to greater St. Louis area high school senior athletes who Not Specified May 14th
have a history of asthma, have succeeded academically, and have
shown an interest in their school and community.

Open to children, stepchildren, grandchildren and step- 2.0 March 31st
grandchildren of living UTU Auxiliary members in good standing.
When applying for scholarship, the Auxiliary member must have
been a member for at least one year as of March 31 in the year of
the scholarship application and maintain membership through the
duration of the scholarship award. Applicants must be 25 years of
age or younger.

Open to high school seniors applying to a two or four year college. Not Specified Check website for details
Extracurricular involvement at school and community, work
experience, and academic record will be considered in awarding
scholarships

Open to students in grades 9-12 who plan to enter a full-time Not Specified Check website for details
undergraduate course of study upon high school graduation.

Open to members; chapters nominate one member each year. Not Specified Check website for details
The competition is open to juniors, seniors and master’s
students.The annual awards are available to undergraduate or
master’s student members enrolled in a business administration
program at a college or university accredited by AACSB
International. Chapters use various methods for selecting
candidates.
Open to high school juniors who demonstrate their commitment to Not Specified May 20th
leadership, community service, academic achievement. Applicants
must submit letter of reference and an essay. All essays become
property of the BBB. Winners’ names may be released to the
public and news media for promotional purposes.

Open to any full-time student officially recognized as an 3.3 November 15th
undergraduate health education major at an accredited college or
university. The student must have sophomore, junior, or senior
status at the time of application.
Open to high school seniors planning to enroll full-time as an Not Specified March 31st
undergraduate. Open to students who plan to major in a course of
study that focuses on science, technology, engineering or math

Open to graduating highs school seniors who plan to enroll full- 2.5 January 10th
time at an accredited two- or four-year college, university, or
vocational-technical school.
Open to the son or daughter of a principal or of an employee of a Not Specified May 1st
current BTA Retail Dealer Member, and a full-time student
maintaining a class schedule of at least 12 credit hours.

Open to residents of the Westran or Higbee School District. Not Specified May 30 for the summer session
Preference given, but not limited, to nursing students and adults August 30 for the fall semester
returning to school after being in the work force. Available to December 30 for the spring
persons of all ages for vocational or trade school or college semester

Open to high school seniors, or related equivalent, who are a 2.5 February 25th
dependent of a member in good standing with the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters of St. Louis, MO and Vicinity, may file
an application.
.
Open to current high school seniors planning to pursue a degree 3.0 October 31st
at an accredited U.S. post-secondary institution

Open to children of full-time CVS employees. The student is either Not Specified May 6th
a high school senior or current college student who will be enrolled
in a 2 or 4 year accredited U.S. based college, junior college or
university leading to a recognized undergraduate degree.

Open to women in the top 10 percent of their class at accredited Not Specified Check website for details
high school, citizen of United States, plans to attend college in the
state of Missouri, and sponsored by a DAR chapter

Open to high school seniors, age 21 and under. Interested Not Specified January 15th
students should submit an original literary composition based on a
particular theme. Submissions must be no longer than 200 words.

Open to full-time undergraduate juniors and seniors at accredited Not Specified Check website for details
four-year colleges and universities.
Open to high school seniors, undergraduate and graduate Not Specified April 9th
students. Applicants must: be a U.S. citizen; qualify for financial
need in the form of government grants; be enrolled in a school in
the state in which the student resides; not be seeking a law
degree.
Open to graduating seniors from Festus High School or Hancock Not Specified April 15th
Place High School. Student must be eligible to graduate, and have
demonstrated an exemplary record of hard work, diligence,
persistence, and ambition to succeed.

Open to Illinois high school students interested in a teaching 2.5 Check website for details
career. Beginning in May of their junior year and continuing
through November of their senior year, any Illinois high school
student who is interested in a teaching career is eligible for the
Golden Apple Scholars of Illinois program. A limited number of
positions in the program (known as "Pathway Scholars") are also
open to college sophomores in attendance at participating Illinois
colleges and universities

Open to female students entering senior year of undergraduate 3.5 February 6th
study or enrolled in a graduate program for the upcoming
academic year who are enrolled in a Computer Science or
Computer Engineering program.
Open to high school seniors who intend to be enrolled in or Not Specified February 15th
accpeted as a full-time student in a baccalaureate Computer
Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering or related
program.
Open to students who file a basic information form and submitting Not Specified March 18th
photos or slides of their art work. Scholars are chosen by the merit
of their work only. The applicant must submit a fully completed
application with six (6) images of his or her recent art work,
whether digital images (preferred), slides or photographs.

Open to students who have demonstrated talent, interest and Not Specified April 1st
effort in the performing arts, especially in the community.
Participation in Hawthorne Players and other community theater
productions will be considered.

Open to students of Hispanic heritage who are U.S. citizens or 3.0 December 15th
legal permanent residents. The online application system will tell
students for which scholarship programs they qualify.

Open to high school seniors in Illinois who plan to enter college no 2.0 April 15th
later than the fall following graduation.
Open to residents of Missouri, enrolled full time as a high school 2.0 April 15th
senior with plans to enter college no later than the fall following
graduation; have critical financial need ($50,000 or less adjusted
gross income per family; involvement in co-curricular and
community activities and demonstrated integrity and perseverance
in overcoming adversity

Open to members or students have a relative who is an active 2.0 Check website for details
member of an Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge. A maximum of
$16,000 can be borrowed for a complete course of four years or
more. The maximum is $5,000 for one year of study. All
applicants must be attending school halftime or more to be
eligible.
Open to students who have completed one grading period in a Not Specified May 15th
College or University. The application must have a Lodge
endorsement.

Open to individuals who hold a bachelor's degree or its equivalent. Not Specified Check website for details
Have a superior record in previous academic work. Have two or
more years of recent professional experience in the field of social
work or a related field. Propose a program of study specializing in
children and families, at the master's or doctoral level. Submit
evidence of graduate school admission (copies of formal
acceptance letters), to an accredited university. Preference will be
given to US & Canadian applicants.

Open to members of the Order or have a relative who is a member Not Specified May 15th
of an Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge. The application must be
signed by the Secretary of the Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge to
verify membership.Students who have completed one semester in
college in an agriculture field and have an average to above
average academic record. They must show a need for financial
assistance, demonstrate leadership ability, be enrolled in an
accredited two or four year college, university or vocational-
technology school and pursue a career in agriculture

Open to members of the Order or have a relative who is a member Not Specified May 15th
of an Odd Fellow or Rebekah Lodge. Applicants must have
completed one grading period in a College or University. The
Application must be signed by the Secretary of the Odd Fellow or
Rebekah Lodge to verify membership.

Open to members, or have a relative who is a member of an Odd Not Specified May 15th
Fellow or Rebekah Lodge. Applicants should be at least 30 years
of age and not dependent upon parents or another person for
support, or be married and not dependent upon parents or another
person, other than your spouse, for support, or be supporting your
own child and not dependent upon parents or another person for
support. Hold a high school degree or its equivalent. Apply and be
accepted into a degree program at an accredited college or
university. Enroll in college. Demonstrate financial need.
Applicants must be, or have a relative who is a member of an Odd
Fellow or Rebekah Lodge. The Application must be signed by the
Secretary of the applicant or relative's Odd Fellow or Rebekah
Lodge, with the Lodge seal affixed, to verify membership.

Open to graduating, minority high school seniors who plan to Not Specified March 15th
attend a four-year institution and demonstrate financial need.
Open to Missouri high school seniors or students who have 2.5 February 1st
completed one or two full years at a Missouri community college
who plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited
four-year college or university.

Open to high school seniors, or graduates, junior college, 2.5 April 30th
technical school, or college students and students who are in early
graduation programs who are Job’s Daughters in good standing in
their Bethel, or was at the time of Majority, may apply for these
scholarships.

Open to high school seniors or undergraduate students who are a Not Specified Check website for details
dependent of a Bank of America associate, and plan to be
enrolled or currently enrolled in a full-time undergraduate course
of study at an accredited 2 or 4 year college, university,
vocational/technical school.
Open to members of the Future Builders Foundation Not Specified Check website for details

Open to high school seniors who demonstrate financial need and 2.8 February 9th
plan to pursue a bachelor's degree at a public, in-state college or
university the fall after high school graduation.

Open to females graduating from a high school in the St. Louis Not Specified May 2nd
Metro Area. She must be a female athlete as recognized by her
high school or other sources of recommendations.

Open to individuals whose parent has sustained a serious injury Not Specified April 30th and October 30th
or a fatality in a Missouri work related accident covered by
workers’ compensation.

Open to individuals applying to Junior or Community College, or a 3.3 30-Nov-2010
university. Evidence of motivation, i.e. extracurricular activities.
Statement on educational plans and goals. Score at least 23 on
ACT or in the 82nd percentile on the SAT. 2 letters of
recommendation.
Open to Missouri high school students Not Specified February 4th

Open to high school seniors with a 3.0 GPA or higher wishing to 3.0 March 11th
study nursing full time in pursuit of a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing.

Open to current Westran graduating seniors. Students may use a Not Specified March 1st
single application when applying for any of these 50 scholarships,
but eligibility may sometimes vary.
Open to Missouri residents who are at least 18 years old, enrolled 2.5 Early application encouraged, but
at least half time, but less than full time (6-11 credit hours), no deadline
employed and compensated for at least 20 hours per week.
Open to NDTA members or financial dependent, under the IRS 3.0 16-Apr-2011
code, of an NDTA member. Plans to major in business. 3 1/2
years of completed high school work. Good ACT or SAT score.
International Baccalaureate Program Credit Evaluations or AP
Program scores
Open to African-American students in their senior year attending a 3.0 March 5th
St. Louis/Metro East area high school with a minimum GPA of 3.0
(**special consideration for students with lower GPA’s**). Students
must possess leadership qualities, potential for success in college
and involvement in school and community service.

Open to full-time students currently enrolled at a four-year college 3.0 February 1st
or university, working towards an undergraduate degree in
computer science, computer engineering, or a related technical
discipline such as electrical engineering, math, or physics.

Open to any incoming college freshman who is currently Not Specified March 11th
registered with an accredited two or four year college/university.
The individual must have a declared major that the committee
deems beneficial to the organization such as code technology,
engineering, architecture, fire science.

Open to students in their senior year of high school and currently Not Specified May 15th
volunteering at Missouri Baptist Medical Center.

Open to Missouri residents and must be enrolled or planning to 3.0 March 31st
enroll in a broadcast or related curriculum, which provides training
and expertise applicable to a broadcast operation.

Open to Missouri residents pursuing a degree in biology, wildlife 2.5 February 1st
management, forestry, fisheries, ecology, agriculture, criminal
justice, or a field of study closely related to the preceding subjects.

Open to any legally blind Missourian pursuing a full time course of 2.0 May 1st
study at the college and graduate levels. In as much as possible
this committee shall consult with the Rehabilitation Services of the
Blind to determine their assessments of the applicant and the
amount of assistance which will be provided by that agency.

Open to individuals who are successfully participating in the Not Specified March 1st
internship component of a DESE approved Marketing or
Cooperative Career Education program and being an active DECA
member.

Open to students whose life has been positively impacted as a Not Specified March 1st
result of their involvement in Marketing or Cooperative Career
Education and DECA.

Open to students who exemplify qualities of servant leadership Not Specified March 1st
and a spirit of making a positive difference through community
service.
Open to individuals in a DESE approved Marketing or Co- Not Specified March 1st
operative Career Education program, be an active DECA member
and must attend the State CDC as a competitive event participant.

Open to students whose life has been positively impacted as a Not Specified March 1st
result of their involvement in Marketing or Cooperative Career
Education and DECA.

Open to students who attended a full session of Missouri Boys / Not Specified April 20th
Girls State. Applicant must be the descendant of a veteran having
served 90 days on active duty in the Army, Air Force,
Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard of the United States, and
having an honorable discharge. Applicant must also be a resident
of the State of Missouri

Open to students planning a career as a Registered Nurse. Not Specified April 20th
Applicant must graduate in the top 40% of his / her class; and,
must be the descendant of a veteran having served 90 days on
active duty in the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps or Coast
Guard of the United States, and having an honorable discharge.

Open to students who have attended a full session of Missouri Not Specified April 20th
Boys State, Missouri Girls State, or Missouri Cadet Patrol
Academy. Must be a descendant of a veteran having served 90
days on active duty in the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps or
Coast Guard of the United States, and having an honorable
discharge.
Open to students who are selected by the faculty of the High Not Specified April 20th
School he/she is attending based on the individuals financial need,
participation in athletics, participation in school activities/clubs,
volunteer work, exceptional leadership qualities, high moral
standards and extreme patriotism.

Open to students who are the descendant of a veteran having Not Specified April 20th
served 90 days on active duty in the Army, Air Force, Navy,
Marine Corps or Coast Guard of the United States, and having an
honorable discharge. Applicant must be planning a major in
education, and be a resident of the state of Missouri.

Open to members of The American Legion Family, i.e., Legion Not Specified April 20th
Member, Auxiliary Member,
S.A.L. Member, or a descendant* of any member thereof. Must be
a resident of the state of Missouri.

Applicant must have served in the U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, Air Not Specified April 20th
Force or Coast Guard for a minimum of 90 days and received an
Honorable Discharge. Applicant must be enrolled or accepted, as
a full time student, in an accredited vocational technical college,
college or university in the state of Missouri. Applicant must be a
resident of the state of Missouri.

The student must be a current member of the Missouri Chapter of Not Specified February 15th
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) who is nominated by
their instructor [who must be a current active member of Missouri
Business Educators Association (MBEA)]
Student must be a current member of the Missouri Chapter of Not Specified February 15th
FBLA, PBL, or a student business organization at the college
level. Student must be nominated by their instructor [who must be
a current active member of Missouri Business Educators
Association (MBEA)]
Applicant must be a Missouri resident and be a graduating high Not Specified March 31st
school senior in the year of the award.

Open to students seeking further education in facilities Not Specified March 1st
maintenance related fields. This training includes but is not limited
to: Electrical; Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC),
Automated HVAC Control Systems, Plumbing, and Carpentry.

Open to Missouri high school seniors who intend to pursue a 2.0 January 31st
criminal justice career and will be attending a Missouri college or
university. Applicants must demonstrate financial need

Criteria for selection includes: Scholastic promise and potential for Not Specified March 31st
completion of college studies; Student's enrollment in classes
and/or participation in activities related to the land surveying field.
These might include mathematics, topography, and drafting, etc.;
student must be enrolled in and accepted an an accredited
college, junior college or university.

Individuals must have participated in the Missouri State Fair as a Not Specified February 1st
youth exhibitor in the FFA or 4-H divisions. Individuals must be
high school seniors at time of application and be an active 4-H or
FFA member at the time that the scholarship is awarded. Active
membership is based on the national constitution guidelines for
FFA and state guidelines for 4-H.

Open to individuals willing to become, or who are, members of ITS 2.5 December 1st
before the application is submitted and must be a delegate to the
conference in order to audition for a scholarship. Scholarship
applicants must be sponsored by their Director.

Open to graduating high school students. Must be a resident of Not Specified April 1st
the United States of America. Must be a female residing in the
state of Missouri or Johnson County, Kansas. Must submit a letter
of recommendation from one high school teacher, coach or golf
professional. Must submit a copy of her high school transcript.
Must submit a brief account of her golf achievements.

Open to graduating high school seniors and current college Not Specified October 1st
students. Applicants must be a current paid member of the
Missouri Junior Cattlemen's Association or their parent/guardian
must be a member of the Missouri Cattlemen's Association.
Open to individuals who are currently enrolled in a construction- Not Specified March 15th
related training program which is approved by the Bureau of
Apprenticeship Training, community college, technical school or
equivalent. Applicant must be obtaining training in a construction-
related craft or trade.

Open to individuals who are currently enrolled in a construction- 3.0 March 15th
related degree program at a school in the United Sates and must
have a least one term remaining in a course of study leading to a
degree or an associate degree in a construction-related field. High
school seniors are not eligible. Applicant must desire a career in a
construction-related field. Applicant must be enrolled full-time
(minimum of 12 hours). Applicant must have a current cumulative
GPA or 3.0 or higher to be considered for awards.

Open to high school students reside in Illinois or Missouri. Not Specified March 1st
Applicants who are full-time college students are not limited to
residing in Illinois or Missouri. College students may be enrolled in
any field of study, but priority will be given to those in a degree
program related to business, transportation logistics, or physical
distribution.
Open to full-time juniors or seniors in an undergraduate program, 3.0 February 15th
or graduate students pursuing a program of study that is related to
the hydro-power industry: engineering, sciences (biology,
fisheries, and hydrology), communications, or environmental
studies.

Open to St. Louis metro area high school seniors planning to Not Specified April 1st
study musical theater in college (it does not require majoring in
musical theater).

Open to Missouri or Illinois high school students (9-12) Not Specified January 31st

Open to St. Louis area students who are self-identified as gay, 2.5 April 20th
lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning (LGBTQ), a student
child of an LGBT parent or student ally of the LGBT community.
There is no maximum age limitation. Applicants must be in the
process of applying to, or currently attending a post-secondary
undergraduate institution (college, university, community college
or vocational school).
Open to any high school senior in the Parkway, Rockwood, Not Specified October 10th
Francis Howell, Fort Zumwalt or Wentzville school district areas,
or private schools and home schools within these 5 areas. Seniors
who intend to pursue a college degree may apply.

Open to Missouri high school seniors. Not Specified March 4th

Open to individuals who are: a public safety officer permanently Not Specified No deadline, but encourage early
and totally disabled in the line of duty, a spouse of a public safety application
officer killed or permanently and totally disabled in the line of duty,
or a child (natural, adopted or stepchild) of a public safety officer
or a Missouri Department of Transportation employee engaged in
the construction or maintenance of the state's highways, roads,
and bridges killed or permanently and totally disabled in the line of
duty; and less than 24 years of age (applies only to dependent
children)

Open to Hispanic students from the St. Louis region (includes 3.0 May 27th
Missouri and Illinois) with high credentials and superior academic
qualifications that are US citizens and/or legal residents.

Open to any graduating senior from a Rockwood high school 3.0 April 13th
interested in becoming a teacher. Applicant must be accepted by
an accredited college or university.

Open to African-American high school seniors that excel Not Specified Check website for details
academically, exhibit exceptional leadership potential, participate
in community service activities and demonstrate financial need.

Open to any undergraduate college student or high school senior 3.0 June 1st
entering college majoring in a field that could contribute to the
tourism/hospitality industry.

Open to high school seniors who plan to enroll as freshman at a 2.5 January 31st
two-year or four-year college or university, and who have financial
need.
Open to individuals who are a permanent resident of Saint Louis 2.0 April 15th and November 15th
city or Missouri counties of Saint Louis, Franklin, Jefferson,
Lincoln, St. Charles or Warren; or Illinois counties of Clinton,
Jersey, Madison, Monroe, or St. Clair for at least two years prior to
the date of the application; demonstrate financial need; enroll in an
accredited not-for-profit higher education institution.

Open to Missouri high school seniors. Not Specified March 1st
Open to individuals who are in their senior year of high school, or Not Specified November 29th
in a full-time undergraduate academic study. They must major in a
conservation or natural resource-related field such as soil science,
land use planning, forestry, wildlife management, fisheries,
agricultural engineering, hydrology, rural sociology, agronomy,
water management, agricultural economics, biology, agricultural
education, or related environmental protection or resource
management curricula. The student need not be a SWCS
member.

Open to children or employees of St. Anthony's Medical Center 2.8 April 15th
who are pursuing a career in the health care field and demonstrate
financial need.

Open to children of St. Anthony's employees who have achieved 3.5 April 15th
outstanding academic records and demonstrate the St. Anthony's
values of "excellence through teamwork and mutual respect" as
well as "compassion and respect for all persons."

Open to children of full time and regular part-time employees of St. 3.0 April 15th
Anthony's Medical Center are eligible who demonstrate financial
need and attend an accredited four year Missouri college or
university or at any of Southern Illinois University's five campuses
or the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Open to high school seniors who are continuing their education full- Not Specified March 1st
time (12 hours or more) at a community college, 4-year college or
university located in the states of Missouri, Illinois, or Kansas and
planning to major in Banking, Finance, or Business Administration.
Open to individuals studying within the hospitality field and 2.3 April 29th
attending McKendree University, Lindenwood University,
University of Phoenix, St. Louis University, L’Ecole Culinare,
University of Central Missouri State, St. Louis Community
College/Forest Park and University of Missouri.

Open to students with a major in the mental health field. This 3.0 February 1st
includes but is not limited to psychology, counseling, social work,
and psychiatric nursing. Applicants must submit an essay stating
why you are pursuing a career in the field of mental health, and
how you plan on helping others.

Open to exemplary high school student who plans further study in Not Specified February 28th
ecology, biology or related fields. The money is meant to help
defray college costs and to reward young people who share the St.
Louis Audubon Society goals.

Open to dependents of Department employees who demonstrate Not Specified Check website for details
both an interest and financial need to further their education

Open to graduating seniors of St. Louis Public Schools; only one 2.5 March 11th
scholarship given out a year. One time scholarship

Open to graduating seniors of St. Louis Public Schools; only one 2.0 March 11th
scholarship given out a year. One time scholarship

Open to graduating seniors of St. Louis Public Schools. Family Not Specified March 11th
income not to exceed $30,000 (Family income as established by a
W-2 or income tax form- family W-2 for 2009 required and must
accompany completed application). Finalists for this award only
will be required to participate in a 30 minute in person interview
with the scholarship panel at the St. Louis Public Schools
Headquarters.

Open to graduating seniors of St. Louis Public Schools; two 2.5 March 11th
scholarships given out a year. One time scholarship

Open to students who have lost a parent/guardian to breast 2.8 January 15th
cancer and students who are breast cancer survivors diagnosed at
25 years or younger.
Open to women who have earned a high school diploma or GED Not Specified Check website for details
on or before September 2001; and, are planning to enroll in a full-
or part-time two or four year college or university
Open to individuals who have caddied, successfully and regularly, 3.0 Check website for details
for a minimum of two years and also expected to caddie and/or
work at their sponsoring club during the summer when they apply
for the scholarship. Excellent academics: Candidates must have
completed their junior year of high school with above a B average
in college preparatory courses and are required to take the ACT.
Demonstrated financial need: Candidates must clearly establish
their need for financial assistance. Outstanding character:
Candidates must be outstanding in character, integrity and
leadership.

Open to individuals who are an active church member, maintain a 3.0 April 15th
grade point average of B or better, have no police record, and
reside in the St. Louis metropolitan area

Open to undergraduate students attending accredited nursing Not Specified April 15th
programs located in the City of St. Louis, demonstrating financial
need

Open to African American, American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian 3.3 January 10th
Pacific Islander American, and Hispanic Americans who are a
citizen, national or legal permanent resident of the U.S.; and will
enroll for the first time at a U.S. college or university as a full-time,
degree seeking, first-year student.
Open to graduating seniors who reside in the Greater North Not Specified February 24th
County Chamber of Commerce service area. The chamber’s
service area includes Florissant, Hazelwood, Black Jack, Spanish
Lake and parts of unincorporated St. Louis County.

Open to multiple-birth students. The applicants must reside within Not Specified February 15th
the City of St Louis; the Missouri counties of Jefferson, Franklin, St
Charles, St Louis, or Warren; or, the Illinois counties of Clinton,
Madison, Monroe, or St Clair.

Open to individuals who enroll in a four year college the first 3.3 November 16th
semester after high school; must be a resident of the State of
Missouri; must have attended as a junior and senior an eligible
high school (in a Missouri County having less than 50,000
residents); must have achieved a high school GPA of 3.25 or
higher; must have scored 23 or higher (composite score) on the
ACT; must have an unmet financial need of $2,000 or more in
order to attend college; must not have been convicted of a felony.

Open to students who are enrolled in accredited colleges or Not Specified April 29th
universities and pursuing degrees in professional fields including,
but not limited to, law, medicine, hospital administration and
journalism
Open to students who have resided in the St. Louis metropolitan Not Specified April 29th
area for no less than 10 years, demonstrate financial need and
show a willingness to contribute in a meaningful way to further
develop the Jewish community.

Open to students pursuing a fine arts degree from a recognized Not Specified April 29th
institution or fine arts program. This is an interest-free loan
program.

Open to St. Louis residents pursuing rabbinical training. Applicants Not Specified April 29th
must demonstrate financial need.

Open to students who can demonstrate scholastic achievement Not Specified April 29th
and financial need. The scholarships have no restrictions with
regard to curriculum.

Open to individuals who are recovering alcoholics and/or chemical Not Specified April 1st
dependents. They must be actively involved in a 12 step program,
be involved in service/volunteer work, and show financial need.

Open to graduating, African-American, male high school seniors. Not Specified March 31st

Open to students within the St. Louis or Metro East area, Not Specified April 15th
acceptance to or attending an accredited college or university.
Applicants must be majoring in a program related to electronics,
electronic communications, electrical engineering, information
systems, computer science or technology, physics, or mathematic

Open only to incoming freshmen students (students entering 3.0 Check website for details
college immediately after graduating high school) who are
residents of the City or County of St. Louis, Missouri, and have
been nominated by their college or university.

Open to African American students. Preference given to Not Specified April 15th
graduating seniors from Vashon High School. Recipient may
attend accredited two-year or four-year college of his/her choice.

Open to individuals who are a graduating Illinois high school 3.0 March 1st
senior, a U.S. citizen and Illinois resident. Applicant must have
history of extracurricular activities that demonstrates a willingness
to accept leadership responsibilities or commitment to civic
responsibility.
Open to high school students who plan to attend a UNCF member 3.0 Check website for details
college or university. Contact your college or university's financial
aid office for more information.

Open to individuals who are residents of the St. Louis metropolitan 2.0 February 18th
area; between the ages of 17-22 years old; participate in over 60
hours of a community/volunteer activity.
Open to individuals who are residents of the St. Louis metropolitan 2.0 February 18th
area; between the ages of 17-22 years old; participate in over 60
hours of a community/volunteer activity

Open to individuals planning to major in business, business 3.0 February 18th
administration, finance, accounting, or human resources.
Applicants must be a U.S. citizen and resident of the St. Louis
metropolitan area; between the ages of 17-22 years old;
participate in over 60 hours of a community/volunteer activity.

Open to female students entering their junior or senior year of 3.0 November 30th
college who are enrolled full-time at an accredited four-year
college or university

Open to any Vantage Credit Union member who is a graduating Not Specified December 3rd
high school senior may apply for this scholarship. Each applicant
must have a Vantage Credit Union account in his/her name. If you
are not a member, you may open an account and become eligible
to apply. Applicants who have a full scholarship are not eligible for
this award. Vantage Credit Union employees, Board and
Committee members and their families are also not eligible to
receive this award.

Open to child/children of an active Verizon Corporate, Verizon 2.0 February 1st
Services Organization, Verizon Wireless or Verizon Telecom and
Business employee who are high school seniors and plan to enroll
full-time at a four-year college or university.

Open to dependents of an actively employed, full-time associate of Not Specified January 31st
any division of Walmart who are high school seniors; and, plan to
enroll in the fall as a freshman at a two-year or four-year college or
university.
Open to graduating seniors at Brentwood High School; attend an Not Specified March 11th
accredited college, university or career school; applicant or parent
must be a member of West Community Credit Union.

Open to individuals who reside in the First Congressional District Not Specified March 1st
of Missouri. Applicants can come from any high school as long as
they meet other requirements. All applicants must be
recommended by responsible adults or school counselors who
know the applicant's character and academic ability. Students
must be high school seniors. If the applicant is eligible, they must
be a registered voter.

Open to African American graduating senior of Sumner High Not Specified April 15th
School, Saint Louis Public Schools

Open to graduation seniors from Columbia High School, Gibault Not Specified March 31st
Catholic High School, Valmeyer High School and Waterloo High
School in Monroe County, IL . Finalists are recommended by the
student's high school based on all criteria except determination of
financial need.
Open to single mothers, 24 years of age and over. Applicants 2.5 Check website for details
must: demonstrate financial inability to attain further
education/training without the scholarship; provide a copy of the
last two year’s Income Tax Returns, (Forms 1040, W-2 Forms
and/or 1099s); be a legally single parent of at least one child; and
must be the parent who has the sole responsibility for rearing the
child or children.
Detailed Description
Applicants are required to submit a 600 word essay using one of the several topics provided in
the application. It is also encouraged and preferred that the essays be typed. Applicants must
submit an official academic transcript with application. Applicants are required to have
performed a minimum of 50 “active” service hours within the 12-month preceding the
application deadline. Applicants must also submit a letter of recommendation from a non-
relative.
Applicants must be enrolling in a U.S. accredited college or university; and, must apply for
federal financial aid using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by February
1st
These scholarships recognize a student’s academic and leadership achievements and are
available to high school seniors, enlisted Army personnel and Army ROTC students in the
Gateway Chapter Region which include the Missouri counties of St. Louis, City and County,
Jefferson, Warren, Franklin, St. Charles and Lincoln. In Illinois, the counties include Calhoun,
Jersey, Madison, St. Clair and Monroe. The scholarships will be presented at the St. Louis
Gateway Chapter’s Annual Leadership Awards banquet in April. You must attend the banquet
in order to receive a scholarship.

Students should demonstrate superior athletic or academic skills, leadership potential, and
outstanding commitment to their community despite having one or both of these illnesses
(please note a doctor’s signature verifying the illness must be present). This scholarship is
also for those with financial need (please note a copy of your Student Aid Report (SAR) with
your expected family contribution (EFC) and/or copy of parent’s tax return to verify financial
need). The application should be completed by the student, a guidance counselor, the
student’s physician, and his/her parents. Two letters of support from teachers, coaches, and/or
guidance counselors, an official transcript, a copy of your Student Aid Report (SAR) with your
expected family contribution (EFC) and/or copy of parent’s tax return and the student’s
personal letter must accompany the application.

All Auxiliary scholarship applicants must be accepted for admittance or already enrolled for 12
credit hours or more, per semester or quarter, in a two- or four-year accredited college or
university. The scholarship will continue for each winner as long as the criteria is maintained
but will not exceed four continuous years. Anyone over the age of 25 is not eligible.

Fifty-two winners – one from each state, the District of Colombia and Puerto Rico – are
selected by our nonprofit partner, Scholarship America, to receive one-time scholarship
awards of $10,000 each.

Scholarship recipients are selected based on academic achievement, volunteerism efforts and
work experience. Scholarships are for one year of college study only and cannot be renewed
for additional years.
Beta Gamma Sigma is a business honor society that recognizes the most outstanding
students of business at institutions accredited by AACSB International - The Association to
Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Students are chosen by the faculty of their business
schools to be invited to membership in the Society. To be eligible for invitation, students must
a) be enrolled in a business program at a school accredited by AACSB International that has a
chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma; and b) be in the upper 10 percent of the junior class (second
semester), upper 10 percent of the senior class, or upper 20 percent of the graduating
master's class. Collegiate chapters must meet certain criteria in order to qualify to award a
Beta Gamma Sigma Scholarship. Once a chapter meets those criteria, the chapter itself
chooses its recipient. If you are interested in a BGS Scholarship, please contact the faculty
advisor or other chapter representative at your school.
The Better Business Bureau Serving E. Missouri & S. Illinois Student of Ethics Award Program
recognizes juniors in high school who personify high ethics demonstrated through leadership,
community service, overall personal integrity, and academic history.

To be eligible, the applicant must be currently enrolled full-time at a college or university for
both the fall and spring semesters of the academic year during which the student is applying.

Applicants must plan to enroll at an accredited four-year college or university. Special
consideration will be given to: first-generation college, female, minority, military veteran or a
dependent of military personnel.

Students must be enrolled full-time, without interruption, for the entire academic year.
Applicants must submit a list of work experiences and involvement in school and community
activities and a current transcript of grades.
Each year, BTA awards $1,000 and $1,500 scholarships to qualifying children of full, dues-
paying retail dealer members and to the children of members' employees as well.

This is a renewable scholarship open to undergraduate and graduate students. Student may
be enrolled part-time or full-time. Applicant may be required to be interviewed by the selection
committee.

Checks are made payable to the school to be used for tuition, books or fees only conditioned
upon the enrollment of the student in an accredited U.S. American Junior College, College,
University or an accredited Vocational School. The student must maintain full time status (12
credit hours).

Open to U.S. Citizens; U.S. Nationals; U.S. Permanent Residents; Temporary Residents (in a
legalization program); Refugees; Cuban-Haitian Entrants; or Humanitarian Parolees.
Semifinalists must complete a secondary application, including essays, official transcripts, and
two letters of recommendation
The student’s parent must be a full-time colleague at the application deadline and must remain
a full-time active colleague at the time the scholarship check is awarded. Application requires
somewhat extensive family financial information.

The NSDAR awards multiple scholarships to students showing dedication to the pursuit of
degrees in diverse disciplines including history, law, nursing, and education. The DAR
Scholarship Committee awards scholarships to qualified applicants regardless of race,
religion, sex or national origin.

Theme of entries may change from year-to-year. Submissions for this scholarship must be
typed, double-spaced, no longer than 200 words with a minimum font size of 12 points. No
photos or drawings. Only one entry per applicant. All entries must be original works. No
plagiarism; no copyright infringement.
This is an essay contest. Check website for suggested topics. Applicants must submit an entry
form and a 3,000-4,000 word essay.
This is an interest-free loan program open to undergraduate and graduate students who
demonstrate exceptional academic performance and significant financial need. Repayment
structured over a 10 year period. Applicants must demonstrate an outstanding combination of
class rank and standardized test scores. Test scores must be in the top 10% of nation-wide
scores.
This scholarship annually awards one or more scholarships to students from Festus High
School in Jefferson County or Hancock Place High School in Saint Louis County seeking a
post-secondary education on a full-time or part-time basis at a regionally accredited college or
university, or a certified trade school or technical school, that confers Associate of Applied
Science, Associate or Baccalaureate degrees within the State of Missouri.

Golden Apple Scholars must earn a bachelor's degree at one of 53 Illinois universities that
participate in the program, obtain Illinois teacher certification, and teach for five years in an
Illinois school of need. Scholars also must meet GPA requirements, participate in Summer
Institutes, and comply with a code of conduct while in the program.

All Google scholarship recipients and finalists will be invited to visit Google headquarters in
Mountain View, California.

Students must submit academic transcripts, two letters of reference, three essays, and three
short answer questions. All Google scholarship recipients and finalists will be invited to visit
Google headquarters in Mountain View, California.

Students are invited each year, through art teachers and high school guidance counselors and
through information at our art shows, to apply for our scholarships. Generally, 2 or more
scholarships awarded each year. Scholarship winners will be requested to exhibit two or three
pieces of art work at The Art Fair at Queeny Park. Applicants MUST enclose a stamped, self
addressed envelope, with sufficient postage to return their images.

Interested students should submit: Name, address, email address and phone; Information on
their involvement in the arts; A 250-word essay on the importance of the performing arts in
community life; and Ask one high school theatre, music or other performing arts teacher to
send a recommendation.

Scholarships are available to: graduating high school seniors, community college students,
community college transfer students, undergraduate students, graduate students. Applicants
must have plans to enroll full-time in a degree seeking program at a two or four year
institution, and must apply for federal financial aid by completing the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Students must demonstrate financial need, be a resident of Illinois, and be involved in co-
curricular and community activities
Applicants must submit an online application. Applicants must submit at least one letter of
support. Applicants must be logged in to the application process to complete this.
Faxes/emails will not be accepted. All applicants must submit an official High School transcript
with legend that includes senior year classes. Applicants must complete and mail the
certifications form after downloading it from the website.

Students enrolled in 2 or 4 year college programs must establish one grading period with at
least a C average in an accredited college or university before receiving loans. The Interest
Rate is 4%. Interest begins the day the check is mailed from the office to the student. Interest
is paid each year while the student is in school. Interest payments are paid by July 1st each
year until the borrower has graduated or discontinued school. Repayment of loans must begin
3 months after the student has graduated or discontinued school.
Based on Financial Need, Scholarship and Leadership. Applicant to provide a statement which
describes need for financial assistance to continue in school. Applicant to provide a statement
about education goals and reasons for choosing the particular course of study. Applicant to
provide a statement about education goals and reasons for choosing the particular course of
study. Interested applicants should attach a copy of income tax returns (Applicants,
Applicants spouse's if married, Applicants parents' or guardian's, if applicable), and transcript
of most recent grades.

The scholars who receive the $15,000.00 Christine Smith Graduate Studies Scholarships
conduct critical inquiry and evaluation that impacts the disadvantaged and underserved,
becoming highly trained professionals working in the area of social intervention after
completing a specialized program at the masters or doctoral level addressing the needs of
society relating to Children & Family issues.

Multiple essays required. Applicants must also provide work history experiences, school
related experiences, community activities, community activities, and one letter of reference.
Interested applicants should attach a copy of income tax returns (Applicants, Applicants
spouse's if married, Applicants parents' or guardian's, if applicable), and transcript of most
recent grades.

The regional scholarships are based on Financial Need, Scholarship and Leadership. Part of
this Scholarship criteria is based on Leadership, it is extremely important to indicate leadership
positions held and honors received. Applicant to provide a statement about education goals
and reasons for choosing the particular course of study. Interested applicants should attach a
copy of income tax returns (Applicants, Applicants spouse's if married, Applicants parents' or
guardian's, if applicable), and transcript of most recent grades.

Part of this Scholarship criteria is based on Leadership, it is extremely important to indicate
leadership positions held and honors received. Applicant to provide a statement about
education goals and reasons for choosing the particular course of study.

The Odd Fellows & Rebekahs Vocational Technology scholarships are based on Financial
Need and Leadership. Part of this Scholarship criteria is based on Leadership, it is extremely
important to indicate leadership positions held and honors received.

Applicants must have a minimum SAT score of 1,000 combined on the math and critical
reading section OR a composite ACT score of 21.
Applicants must demonstrate limited financial resources. Scholarship recipients are selected
on the basis of academic record, demonstrated leadership and participation in school and
community activities, honors, work experience, statement of goals and aspirations, unusual
personal or family circumstances, and an outside appraisal.

The purpose of these Scholarships is to aid Job’s Daughters students of outstanding ability
‐
whom have a sincerity of purpose. The factors to be evaluated in awarding the scholarships
shall be: Scholastic Standing; Job’s Daughters activities; Applicant’s financial self help;
Financial Need; Executive Bethel Guardian Council Recommendation; School (faculty)
Recommendation; Achievements outside of Job’s Daughters

Students must be 23 years of age or younger and be actively involved in school and
community activities.

A $750 scholarship is awarded to a student in each of MSBA's 17 regions. From that group
the statewide winner is selected. Applicants are judged on the basis of academic performance,
extracurricular activities and the quality of an essay. More than 250 scholarship applications
were submitted this year.
Students may begin their college career by entering into either a 2-or 4-year accredited in-
state college/university, as long as they stay on track to complete a bachelor's degree
program. The scholar could receive up to $20,000 over four years to help complete a
bachelor's degree.
To apply for the scholarship the student must submit the completed application, resume, two
letters of recommendation, and the completed essay questions. Applicant must show proof of
enrollment to an institution of higher education before the scholarship will be awarded.

Renewals are contingent upon availability of funds. Scholarships vary with the needs and
educational expenses of the student. Scholarships may cover tuition, books, supplies,
housing, meals and other expenses not covered by other grants and/or Scholarships.

The recipients of the scholarships may attend the college or university of their choice.

Applicants must submit one 700 word essay

Students must submit application, high school transcripts, verification of acceptance into
college or university (and nursing program if applicable), personal statement, and two letters of
recommendation. One year of full-time employment at Liberty Hospital as a Registered Nurse
for each $5,000 scholarship awarded. Interested students must be available to interview with
the Selection Committee, and agree to sign a Scholarship Contractual Agreement.

A photocopy of the completed Living Memorial Scholarship application is required for each
scholarship. However, only one copy of the student transcript is required for the packet of
Living Memorial Scholarship applications submitted.
This need-based scholarship was established for students who are employed while attending
school part-time. Applicants must not have not received their first bachelor's degree or
completed 150 semester credit hours. Applicants must not be employed under the Title IV
College Work Study program. Awards are provided each semester based on limited funding
availability, with renewal students having priority. As a result, not all eligible students are
funded.
The purpose of the Academic Scholarship Program B is to assist
freshmen college students and high school graduates to achieve their academic goals.

Federal Pell Grant status must be included with application. Based on the information provided
on the application and the recommendations received, qualified students will be selected to
participate in an interview, which will be conducted during the month of March or April.

Students offered scholarships will also need to apply for a summer internship and if offered an
internship, must complete the salaried summer internship of 12 weeks or more at Microsoft
Corporation in Redmond, Washington.

Applicant must submit application, two letters of recommendations, college acceptance letter,
and essay (500 word minimum).

The purpose of this scholarship is to reward the style of volunteerism the candidate
preformed. The applicant must provide two letters of recommendation from a hospital staff
person who is familiar with the candidate.
Applicant must be a full-time student for every semester the scholarships awarded, and be
attending a Missouri college, university or accredited tech/trade school or be a graduating high
school senior who has been admitted to a Missouri institution of higher learning.

The applicant must submit a transcript along with the application. The applicant must be a full-
time student (as defined by the college/university/trade school being attended).

Members of the Missouri Council of the Blind shall receive the full benefits of the scholarship
program. Those who are not members shall receive 50% of the scholar-ship program. (An
exception to this would be if an applicant is under the age of 18 since this is the minimum age
for a person to be a member of MCB.)

This scholarship has the following additional requirements: a letter of recommendation from
the chapter advisor describing the nominee’s participation in the internship and how it
impacted the student and an essay prepared by the student about how involvement in DECA
and the internship made a difference in their life.

This scholarship has the following additional requirements: a letter of recommendation from
the chapter advisor describing how the nominee has been impacted by membership in the
program and student organization and an essay prepared by the student about how
involvement in DECA and the educational program has made a difference in their life.

This scholarship has the following additional requirements: a letter of recommendation
describing the nominee’s character and service to others and an essay prepared by the
student about their philosophy on giving back and their plans to help future Missouri DECA
members.
The criteria for awarding this scholarship is scholastic ability and demonstrated leadership.

Applicant must be an unmarried dependent under the age of 21; and, be attending an
accredited college / university as a full-time student. Consideration for scholarship will be
determined annually for high school graduates in need of financial aid. A copy of the veteran's
discharge or separation notice must be submitted with the application. The copy must show
the date the veteran entered service and the date the veteran left service.

Applicant must be a resident of the state of Missouri, be an unmarried dependent under the
age of 21, and be attending an accredited college / university as a full time student. A copy of
the veteran's discharge or separation notice must be submitted with application. The copy
must show the date the veteran entered service and the date the veteran left service.

Each high school in the state of Missouri may submit only one application for this award.
Applicant must be a resident of the state of Missouri and planning to attend an accredited
college / university as a full time student in the state of Missouri

Consideration for scholarship will be determined annually for high school graduates in need of
financial aid to attend a college / university. A copy of the veteran's discharge or separation
notice must be submitted with application. The copy must show the date the veteran entered
service and the date the veteran left service

Applicants must be an unmarried dependent under the age of 21 and must be attending an
accredited college / university as a full-time student. Consideration for scholarship will be
determined annually for high school graduates in need of financial aid to attend a college /
university. Scholarship must be used the first fall semester of a college / university following
graduation from high school.

Two $1000.00 Scholarships will be awarded annually to eligible veterans who are currently or
planning to attend a vocational technical college, college or university in the state of Missouri.
Photocopy of DD-214, Discharge or Separation papers must be included with application.

Applicant must be taking/or have taken at least three business courses. In career- technical
schools, the equivalent of three hours of business instruction would be accepted. Applicant
must be enrolled or planning to enroll as a business major at a Missouri college/university.
Applicant must be taking/or have taken at least three business courses. In career- technical
schools, the equivalent of three hours of business instruction would be accepted. Applicant
must be enrolled or planning to enroll as a business major at a Missouri college/university.

Applicant must be a full time Missouri college/university freshman in the coming academic
year with an interest or intent to pursue an insurance, risk management, or actuarial science
course of study.

To qualify for this scholarship, applicants should document ability to excel in chosen fields at
the institution they expect to attend, and become recommended by a member of the Missouri
School Plant Managers Association (MSPMA) from their school district.

Applicant must be in good standing with his/her school; have a good reference from his/her
school counselor; should be active in extra-curricular activities; and must write a paragraph
detailing his/her goals ten years after high school graduation.

Scholarship is not renewable. Scholarship will be awarded based on scholarship, leadership,
activities and need. Principal or Counselor must also fill out and submit form on applicant's
behalf.

Students must enroll in an accredited community college, college or university in the state of
Missouri and must major in Agriculture. Youth members who have sold livestock in any past
Sale of Champions at the Missouri State Fair are not eligible for this scholarship. Applicants
must submit their ACT/SAT score.

Scholarships awarded in the following areas: Performance scholarships for those planning to
major in theater or related fields; Technical theater scholarships for those planning to major in
technical theatre or related fields; Teacher Education scholarships for those planning to major
in theater education; Theater For Life Scholarship in recognition of service to school and
community in theatre regardless of what you are planning as a college major. Application
requirements differ depending on which area student is applying in for scholarship.

If student is already receiving a full collegiate scholarship, student will not be eligible.
Disbursement of the scholarship will be made to the college or university for the recipient's
educational expenses when she attends that institution. The choice of institution shall not be
restricted by this Association.

Previous recipients are ineligible to apply.
Applicants should submit: completed and signed application form; course description,
including location and cost; financial need (one page limit); extracurricular activities listing (one
page limit); employment history listing (one page limit); essay questions (one page limit).
Scholarships are not automatically renewed. Students will be considered for subsequent
awards if they provide evidence of continued need, continued interest in construction, and
continued enrollment and good standing in a in a construction-related field. Applicants
selected may be subject to a personal interview with a representative of the NAWIC Founders’
Scholarship Foundation

In addition to applications students should submit transcript of grades for three most recent
semesters; financial need (one page limit); extracurricular activities listing (one page limit);
employment history listing (one page limit); essay questions (one page limit). Scholarships are
not automatically renewed. Students will be considered for subsequent awards if they provide
evidence of continued need, continued interest in construction, and continued enrollment and
good standing in a college program leading to a degree or associate degree in a construction-
related field. Applicants selected may be subject to a personal interview with a representative
of the NAWIC Founders’ Scholarship Foundation

Applicants must submit an official transcript of all high school grades and class standing,
(college students must submit a college transcript), results of the ACT/SAT, two
recommendations (one from a high school/college faculty or staff member), and an essay that
tells how field of study/future career will contribute to the field of transportation and logistics.

This scholarship is also open to students with an equivalent GPA at an accredited vocational-
technical school or program.

One scholarship awarded per year. Applicants must submit: Cover letter, including all contact
info (address, phone, email, etc.); One of the following two: One-page essay about why the
student plans to study musical theater OR One-page essay on a theater or music experience
that has had a big impact on the student; Resume of past theater and/or music work;
Recommendation letter from one drama, music, or dance teacher; Recommendation letter
from one other teacher or administrator. Applicants must mail in application only. No emailed
or faxed applications will be accepted.

The Missouri Botanical Garden would like your help to identify the amazing Power of Plants.
Form a group of 2 to 5 members. Pick a plant. Learn about the plant’s qualities and
characteristics. Learn about how the plant helps people. Find a way to tell everyone about why
your plant deserves our thanks.
Scholarship recipient will be honored at Pride St. Louis’ Official Kick-Off Party at Mad Art
Gallery in Soulard. Applicants must submit two letters of recommendation, official transcripts,
and two essays. Parts of the scholarship recipient’s essay may be included in the
announcement of the award.
$5,000 2-year award which will be divided into $2,500 each year. The application must
compose a 700 - 800 word essay. The winner must be able to attend a luncheon in November.

The Project 21 Underage Gaming Task Force was established by Harrah’s Entertainment in
1989 to address the issue of underage gambling.
Project 21provides students an opportunity to disseminate their message by writing an article
or creating a poster or video addressing the issue of underage gambling.

Applicants must be enrolled or accpeted for enrollment as a full time (12 credit hours)
undergraduate student in a participating Missouri postsecondary school, and be a Missouri
resident.

The scholarships are not limited to members of the Puerto Rican Society. The scholarships
are granted to students that continue their education in a college, university or other institution
of higher learning, whether for study at the undergraduate or graduate levels. Application
requirements differ for first time college-bound students and college students. The candidate
must also be available for an interview with the selection panel if necessary.

Three scholarships will be awarded to any student in the Rockwood School District who wants
to become a teacher. Scholastic ability, community/school activities, community service,
personal references and interest in entering the field of education will be the major factors in
selecting the scholarship recipients.
The scholarship may be used at any degree-granting four-year college or university; but, may
not be used for vocational or technical training.

In addition, the student must have accomplished one of the following: Work in the industry for
a SLAA member; completed an internship with a SLAA member; be a current member of
SLAA (Student memberships are available); be a family member of a SLAA member; or
belong to a hospitality organization.

Applicants must have taken either the ACT or SAT test.

This is an interest-free, fee-free loan program. Some students may also receive some amount
of matching grant aid. Selection will be based on financial need, academic promise and
strength of character, which are determined based on essays and letter of recommendation.

The Missouri Mayflower Society Scholarship Contest is open to any high school senior who is
a resident of the State of Missouri and a Citizen of the United States, and who is planning to
attend an institution of higher learning in the fall of 2011. The scholarship, which is a one-time
award of $1,000, will be payable to the student’s account at the college or university in which
the student has enrolled.
Financial need will not be a factor in selection. Scholarship recipients will be recognized at the
Missouri Natural Resources Conference. Scholarship applications must include a 3 to 5-page
essay; and two letters of recommendation.

Employee or dependent child of employee of St. Anthony's Medical Center. Must demonstrate
financial need as a full time student at an accredited trade school, college or university. The
Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation reviews applications and is responsible for final
selection. Questions about the program, application process and related issues can be
directed to: Amy B. Murphy
Donor Services & Scholarship Officer
Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation
319 North Fourth Street Suite 300
St. Louis, Missouri 63102
Telephone: 314-588-8200, ext. 132
Fax: 314-588-8088
E-mail: amurphy@gstlcf.org
Award recipients may attend an accredited four year Missouri college or university or any of
Southern Illinois University's five campuses or the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
ACT or SAT scores required for this scholarship program. If transcript doesn't include scores,
the student must upload at least one official test score report. The Greater Saint Louis
Community Foundation reviews applications and is responsible for final selection. Questions
about the program, application process and related issues can be directed to: Amy B. Murphy
Donor Services & Scholarship Officer
Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation
319 North Fourth Street Suite 300
St. Louis, Missouri 63102
Telephone: 314-588-8200, ext. 132
Fax: 314-588-8088
E-mail: amurphy@gstlcf.org

The St. Anthony's Medical Center Norbert Siegfried Scholarship for Sons and Daughters of
Employees is open to dependent children of the Medical Center's full time and regular part
time staff (who have been employed at least one year) who demonstrate financial need as full
time undergraduate students. Employees of SAMC are not eligible to apply for this
scholarship. The Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation reviews applications and is
responsible for final selection and award amount. Questions about the program, application
process and related issues can be directed to: Amy B. Murphy
Donor Services & Scholarship Officer
Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation
319 North Fourth Street Suite 300
St. Louis, Missouri 63102
Telephone: 314-588-8200, ext. 132
Fax: 314-588-8088
E-mail: amurphy@gstlcf.org

St. Johns Bank Excellence Program will award a total of three scholarships, worth $1,000
each, to qualifying candidates. Because St. Johns Bank has six locations; three in St. Louis
County, and three in St. Charles County, two of the three scholarships will be split between the
Francis Howell, Fort Zumwalt, St. Charles School Districts and the Pattonville,
Ferguson/Florissant School District. The third scholarship will be available only to qualifying
seniors attending Ritenour High School.
Applicants must be a U.S. citizen or permanent U.S. resident, and be enrolled full time
(minimum 9 hours) for both semesters which the scholarship is given in order to receive the
full amount of the scholarship.

Applicant must be currently enrolled in any accredited undergraduate two or four year
institution with a declared major in any of the mental health related fields. High schools seniors
who have been admitted to any accredited two or four year institution who plan on pursuing
one of these majors are also eligible.

Students should submit an essay and letter of recommendation from science teacher with
application materials.

For more information, please contact the St. Louis County Police Welfare Association
Scholarships at: Telephone: (314) 615-4260 or by mail at: St. Louis County Police Welfare
Association
7900 Forsyth Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63105
Applicants must submit: Copy of high school transcript required; Resume; A typed essay on
“Why a Degree in Education is Important to Me”, not to exceed 500 words required; Two
letters of recommendation from school faculty members required

Applicants must submit: Copy of high school transcript required; Resume; A typed essay on
“How a Scholarship from the St. Louis Public Schools Will Assist Me in Fulfilling My College
Goals”, not to exceed 500 words required; Two letters of recommendation from school faculty
members required

Applicants must be high school seniors or college freshman, sophomore, or juniors. Applicants
must plan to attend a state-supported college or university and be no older than 25 years old.

This scholarship is designed to empower women through learning and help them achieve a
college education later in life.
The Chick Evans Caddie Scholarship is a full tuition and housing college scholarship for golf
caddies that is renewable for up to four years. Each year, more than 800 deserving caddies
across the country attend college on a four-year scholarship from the Evans Scholars
Foundation. Selected applicants must have a strong caddie record, excellent grades,
outstanding character and demonstrated financial need.

This is a renewable scholarship. Applications require: official, cumulative transcript; two letters
of reference; FAFSA student aid report; and a copy of the financial aid award letter from the
college applicant will attend.

Nursing students pursuing diploma, Associate's or Bachelor's degrees in nursing full or part-
time at Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing, Saint Louis University School of
Nursing, Saint Louis Community College at Forest Park or Lutheran School of Nursing.

Applicants must have demonstrated leadership abilities through participation in community
service, extracurricular, or other activities; and demonstrate financial need. Individuals
interested in applying must create an account to access scholarship materials.

The Greater North County Chamber of Commerce Scholarship is intended to recognize
graduating seniors who are seeking a degree in a business related field, who have shown a
commitment to building a better community, and have demonstrated a record of community
service in the area.

The organization has available two (2) scholarships for multiple-birth students seeking initial
enrollment in accredited post high school education or training. Numerous factors will be
considered in the selection of award recipients, including academic achievement,
demonstrated qualities of leadership and citizenship in both their school and community. In
addition, financial need will be considered as well as the applicant’s essay and
recommendations. To be considered for the award, the Scholarship Chair must also receive
copies of birth certificates to show the multiple birth, an official transcript and a list of current
courses being taken from the applicant’s school, two letters of recommendation for the
applicant from individuals who are not related to the applicant, and an essay of no more than
300 words written by the applicant on the topic shown on the application information.

The dollar amount of each scholarship will be an amount sufficient to pay the unmet financial
need of the recipient, up to $10,000 per year. Each scholarship is annually renewable for up to
three (3) additional years if the recipient fulfills the renewal criteria.First year scholarship
recipients will be required to attend, before entering college, a free one day summer workshop
at Columbia, Chillicothe, Springfield or Cape Girardeau, Missouri on Time Management,
Financial Planning, Goal Setting and Achievement, and Recipient Responsibilities. Each
recipient of a scholarship must contribute toward the cost of his or her education by working a
minimum of 240 hours prior to the start of each subsequent academic year. Recipients of a
scholarship will be selected on an objective and non-discriminatory basis, regardless of
applicant's race, creed, color, sexual orientation, religion, disability or sex.

Jewish students may qualify for various scholarships/loans administered through Jewish
Community Foundation of St. Louis.
Jewish students may qualify for various scholarships/loans administered through Jewish
Community Foundation of St. Louis.

The loan is available to high school and college students. The Loan is due five years after the
student graduates or leaves the program.

Jewish students may qualify for various scholarships/loans administered through Jewish
Community Foundation of St. Louis.

Financial need must be demonstrated as part of the confidential application process.
Candidates of all ages, educational interests, and education level from GED through
Bachelor’s degrees are encouraged to apply.

Applicants must submit letter documenting proof of a minimum 60 Community Service hours
over a consecutive 2 year period during High School to be submitted on official organization
letterhead.

Winners of full tuition scholarships are NOT eligible. Scholarship applicants must be full-time
students and grant applicants must be part-time student.

Qualifications for scholarships include: relevant SAT/ACT scores must be submitted, likelihood
of community success, unique non-academic interests,unique background

This is a renewable scholarship. Selection criteria: African-American students, evidence of
strong character and ambition to succeed. Preference given to graduates of Vashon High
School, Saint Louis Public Schools.

Applicants must submit a 500-word essay, submit two letters of recommendation, an official
high school transcript, and be willing to participate in an interview with a township official.

This annual gift from St. Louis Public School System provides financial aid to local high school
students who plan to attend a UNCF member college or university. This scholarship is
renewed annually. The GPA requirement increases to 3.3 after the sophomore year and 3.5
after the junior year.
Applicants must attend or plan to attend an accredited four-year college or university; or St.
Louis Community College or Southwestern Illinois College. Applicants must complete a
minimum of 12 credit hours per semester to receive and maintain scholarship.
Applicants must attend or plan to attend an accredited four-year college or university; or St.
Louis Community College or Southwestern Illinois College. Applicants must complete a
minimum of 12 credit hours per semester to receive and maintain scholarship.

The applicant must agree to accept a paid summer internship at UMB Bank. Applicants must
attend or plan to attend an accredited four-year college or university; or St. Louis Community
College or Southwestern Illinois College. Applicants must complete a minimum of 12 credit
hours per semester to receive and maintain scholarship.

Applicants must be pursuing a major in computer science, computer engineering, web design
or other IT-related disciplines. Applicants must not have attended a two-year college while
pursuing a bachelor degree.

Financial need is not a criterion for this award, nor is class rank, SAT/ACT score or grade
point average. Applications are judged on: student essay; student activity sheets;
recommendation letters; and applicant's credit union membership

The scholarship is not open to current college students or graduate students.

Applicants must have achieved an ACT composite score of 22 or a combined SAT score of
1030. Applicants must demonstrate financial need.

Applicants will be judged on the following criteria: cumulative grade point average and
ACT/SAT composite scores; curriculum (provide official school transcript); extracurricular
activities (use form provided); financial need; recommendations (personal and school).

Scholarships are renewable based on academic achievement. Applicant must submit all
materials, including: autobiographical statement; Three Letters of Recommendation from
school officials, community or religious leaders (Include with application); Official Transcript:
Complete school record including most recent grades; College Entrance Scores: ACT or SAT
scores; Signed copy of parent(s) 2010 Federal Income Tax Form or Income Verification Form.
(Note: W-2 Form(s) and Pay stubs are not acceptable); A copy of your voter registration card

This is a one-time scholarship, and requires a personal essay. Selection criteria: Academic
strength and financial need.

This is a renewable scholarship, and requires applicant to provide a personal statement.
Selection criteria: Evidence of good moral character, academic promise, leadership or
entrepreneurial spirit. Financial need.
Recipients of scholarship must complete a minimum of nine hours a semester, submit any
change from one course of study to another for prior approval of mentor, attend events of the
Zonta Club of St. Louis as requested, and turn in a copy of grades before receiving funds for
the next semester or quarter.
How to Apply Website
Mail application and accompanying http://www.100blackmen.org/education.aspx
documents to: 100 Black Men of America,
Inc. 141 Auburn Avenue Atlanta, Georgia
30303 ATTN: National Scholarship
Administrator

All applications and accompanying http://apiasf.org/index.html
documents must be completed online and
submitted electronically
Mail application and accompanying http://www.gatewayausa.org/
documents to: ASSOCIATION OF THE
UNITED STATES ARMY Scholarship
Program Committee 3433 Tree Court Ind.
Blvd. • St. Louis, MO 63122

Mail application and accompanying http://aafastl.org/resources/scholarship-
documents to: AAFA St. Louis Attn: opportunities/
Scholarship Committee 1500 S. Big Bend,
Suite 1S
St. Louis, MO 63117

Mail in application and accompanying http://www.utu.org/worksite/auxiliary/auxiliary_
documents to: Auxiliary of the UTU scholarship.htm
Scholarship Fund
Janet Ingram, Secretary
8564 Mapavi Dr.
Bonne Terre, MO 63628-4369

Check website for details http://www.axa-equitable.com/axa-
foundation/AXA-achievement-
scholarship.html

Check website for details http://www.bestbuy-
communityrelations.com/scholarship.htm#

Students are nominated through their http://www.betagammasigma.org/scholarship
Beta Gamma Sigma chapter members program.htm
Mail application and accompanying http://stlouis.bbb.org/StudentOfEthicsAward/
documents to: Chris Thetford, Student of
Ethics Awards, Better Business Bureau,
Metropolitan Square, 211 N. Broadway,
Suite 2060, St. Louis, MO 63102.

Mail application and accompanying http://www.aahperd.org/aahe/events/Bill-
documents to: AAHE Scholarships 1900 Kane.cfm
Association Drive Reston, VA 20191-1599

All applications and accompanying http://www.buickachievers.com/home/
documents must be completed online and
submitted electronically

Applicants must create an account and http://www.haveityourwayfoundation.org/burg
submit application and accompanying er_king_scholars_program.html
documents online
Applications may be requested from Mary http://www.bta.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pagei
Hopkins at (816) 303-4011 d=4204

Mail application and accompanying http://users.cvalley.net/lmscholarship/#Contin
documents to: The Living Memorial uing
Scholarship, Inc.
PO Box 100
Huntsville, MO 65259
Mail application and accompanying http://www.carpdc.org/Scholarship/Default.as
documents to: Scholarship Committee px
Carpenters’ District Council 1401
Hampton Avenue St. Louis, Missouri
63139
Complete and submit online https://www.coca-
colascholars.org/cokeWeb/page.jsp?navigati
on=15

Mail application and accompanying http://info.cvscaremark.com/community/ways-
documents to: CVS Caremark we-give/employees
Scholarship Program c/o: TPI 160 Federal
St., 10th floor Boston, MA 02110

Contact the Missouri State Society http://www.mssdar.org
Daughters of the American Revolution for
more information. Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller, State Chairman, DAR
Scholarship
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Check website for details http://www.eliewieselfoundation.org/prizeinethi
cs.aspx
Mail application and accompanying http://evaleeschwarztrust.org/index.html
materials to: Evalee C. Schwarz
Charitable Trust for Education c/o Private
Foundation Services, Inc. 4265 San
Felipe, Suite 1100 Houston, TX 77027-
2913
Applicants may apply online using a http://stlouisgives.org/scholarships.html#schol
common application. For questions arships
contact Amy Murphy at the Greater Saint
Louis Community Foundation at
amurphy@gstlcf.org

Students must be nominated. Students http://www.goldenapple.org/pages/becoming_
may nominate themselves or teachers a_scholar/30.php
and counselors can nominate an
outstanding young person.

Applicants must create an account and http://www.google.com/intl/en/anitaborg/us/
submit application and accompanying
documents online

Applicants must create an account and http://www.google.com/anitaborg/first-years/
submit application and accompanying
documents online

Mail application and supporting materials http://www.gslaa.org/GSL_scholarships.htm
to: Scholarship Chairman GSLAA Post
office box 31265 St. Louis, MO 63131

Mail application and accompanying http://web.mac.com/hawthorneplayers/Home/
documents to: The Duckie DeMere Scholarships.html#4
Scholarship
Larry Marsh, Director
15310 Forte de France
Florissant MO 63034

All applications must be submitted using http://www.hsf.net/innercontent.aspx?id=460
the Hispanic Scholarship Fund online
application system

Applicants must submit application and https://www.horatioalger.org/scholarships/pro
accompanying documents online gram_illinois.cfm
Application available online, for more https://www.horatioalger.org/scholarships/pro
information on mailing instructions contact gram_missouri.cfm
the Horatio Alger Association directly

A student desiring a loan must write http://www.ioof.org/educationalfoundation.htm
personally to the Executive Director for an l#Loan
application.
Mail in application and accompanying http://www.ioof.org/educationalfoundation.htm
documents: Wirz Scholarship P.O. Box l#Wirz
20455 Winston-Salem, North Carolina
27120

For application materials send email to http://www.ioof.org/educationalfoundation.htm
Educational Foundation Executive l#Smith
Director (link provided on website)

Mail in application and accompanying http://www.ioof.org/educationalfoundation.htm
documents: The Educational Foundation, l#Coursey
IOOF PO Box 20455 Winston-Salem, NC
27120.

Mail in application and accompanying http://www.ioof.org/educationalfoundation.htm
documents: Odd Fellows & Rebekahs l#Ingstrom
Ingstrom Scholarship P.O. Box 20455
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27120

Mail in application and accompanying http://www.ioof.org/educationalfoundation.htm
documents: Educational Foundation, l#NonTrad
IOOF Non-Traditional Student
Scholarship P.O. Box 20455 Winston-
Salem, North Carolina 27120

Mail in application and accompanying http://www.ioof.org/educationalfoundation.htm
documents:Odd Fellows & Rebekahs Vo- l#Vocational
Tech Scholarship P.O. Box 20455
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27120

All applications and accompanying http://www.jackierobinson.org/apply/programs
documents must be completed online and .php
submitted electronically
Check website for details http://sms.scholarshipamerica.org/westlake/

Mail application and accompanying http://www.missouriiojd.org/Scholarships/inde
documents to: Anna Rhoads, Chairperson x.htm
Educational Scholarships Committee 35
Ridgewood Drive Troy, MO 63379

Check website for details http://www.bankofamerica.com/foundation/ind
ex.cfm?template=fd_joemartin

Contact college counselor for an http://www.msbafuturebuilders.us/belcher
application and check with organization to
confirm schloarship availibility.

Check website for details http://www.kfcscholars.org/scholarships/

Mail application and supporting materials http://www.khklimited.com/Scholarship%20Inf
to: Kids Helping Kids, Ltd. ormation.htm
Randi Perkins Scholarship 6511 Runge
Forest Drive Barnhart, Mo 63012

Mail application and accompanying http://www.mokidschance.org/application.html
materials to: KIDS’ CHANCE Inc. of
Missouri Scholarship Committee P.O. Box
410384 St. Louis, Missouri 63141
314/997-3390 www.mokidschance.org

Complete application packet received http://www.moarkkiwanis.org/public_district/pu
from counselor b_Content.aspx?Page=348

Complete application and essay then mail http://mnea.org/Missouri/Contests.aspx
in both to Wanda Malin.
Download application from website and http://www.libertyhospitalfoundation.org/schol
mail in with required accompanying arship.htm
documents.

Applications of current seniors are due to http://users.cvalley.net/lmscholarship/#Contin
counselor's office by March 1 uing

Interested students should apply with their http://www.dhe.mo.gov/ppc/grants/rossbarnett
school's financial aid office .php
Mail application and accompanying http://www.momason.org/programs.asp
documents to: Grand Lodge Office, 6033
Masonic Drive, Suite B, Columbia, MO
65202

Submit application and accompanying http://www.mcdonaldsstl.com/com_academic
documents online ExcellenceAward.asp

Mail application and accompanying http://careers.microsoft.com/careers/en/us/col
documents to: Microsoft Scholarship legescholarship.aspx
Program
Microsoft Corporation
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052-8303
Mail application and accompanying http://maboi.homestead.com/
materials to: MABOI Attn: Scholarship
Committee P.O. Box 698 Saint Peters,
MO 63376

Contact the Auxiliary at 314 996-5132 for http://www.missouribaptist.org/?id=4863&sid=
an application. 9

Contact organization for more details http://www.mbaweb.org/mc/page.do?sitePage
Phone: 573-636-6692 Email: Id=23560&orgId=mbaweb
mba@mbaweb.org

Mail application and accompanying http://www.moagent.com/scolarship.shtml
materials to: MCAA Brian Ham 10356
Hwy 54 New Bloomfield, MO 65063 or
Matt Markley 2476 CRD 155 Palmyra, MO
63461
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ams/educational_scholarships

Mail application and accompanying http://dese.mo.gov/divcareered/deca_scholar
documents to: Foundation for Missouri ships.htm
DECA Scholarship Committee 3703
Hunter Valley Drive Columbia MO 65203

Mail application and accompanying http://dese.mo.gov/divcareered/deca_scholar
documents to: Foundation for Missouri ships.htm
DECA Scholarship Committee 3703
Hunter Valley Drive Columbia MO 65203
Mail application and accompanying http://dese.mo.gov/divcareered/deca_scholar
documents to: Foundation for Missouri ships.htm
DECA Scholarship Committee 3703
Hunter Valley Drive Columbia MO 65203

Mail application and accompanying http://dese.mo.gov/divcareered/deca_scholar
documents to: Foundation for Missouri ships.htm
DECA Scholarship Committee 3703
Hunter Valley Drive Columbia MO 65203

Mail application and accompanying http://www.missourilegion.org/default_016.ht
documents to: The American Legion m
Department of Missouri, Inc.
Attn: Education and Scholarship
Committee P.O. Box 179 Jefferson City
MO 65102-0179
Mail application and accompanying http://www.missourilegion.org/default_016.ht
documents to: The American Legion m
Department of Missouri, Inc.
Attn: Education and Scholarship
Committee P.O. Box 179 Jefferson City
MO 65102-0179
Mail application and accompanying http://www.missourilegion.org/default_016.ht
documents to: The American Legion m
Department of Missouri, Inc.
Attn: Education and Scholarship
Committee P.O. Box 179 Jefferson City
MO 65102-0179
Mail application and accompanying http://www.missourilegion.org/default_016.ht
documents to: The American Legion m
Department of Missouri, Inc.
Attn: Education and Scholarship
Committee P.O. Box 179 Jefferson City
MO 65102-0179
Mail application and accompanying http://www.missourilegion.org/default_016.ht
documents to: The American Legion m
Department of Missouri, Inc.
Attn: Education and Scholarship
Committee P.O. Box 179 Jefferson City
MO 65102-0179
Mail application and accompanying http://www.missourilegion.org/default_016.ht
documents to: The American Legion m
Department of Missouri, Inc.
Attn: Education and Scholarship
Committee P.O. Box 179 Jefferson City
MO 65102-0179

Mail application and accompanying http://dese.mo.gov/divcareered/fbla_scholars
materials to: Christina Hess, P. O. Box hips.htm
480, Jefferson City, Missouri 65102
Mail application and accompanying http://dese.mo.gov/divcareered/fbla_scholars
materials to: Christina Hess, P. O. Box hips.htm
480, Jefferson City, Missouri 65102

Mail application and accompanying http://www.mief.org/hsapp.htm
materials to: Scholarship Administrator
Missouri Insurance Education Foundation
P.O. Box 1654
Jefferson City, MO 65102

Mail application and accompanying http://www.mspma.com/Scholarships.html
materials to: MSPMA Executive Director
Tony Sloan
3150 S. Big Timber Drive
Columbia, MO 65201
Mail application and accompanying http://www.mosheriffs.com/scholarship_info.p
materials to: Sheriff Stuart Miller, Audrain hp
County Sheriff’s Office, 1100 Littleby Rd.,
Mexico, MO 65265
Submit application online or Mail http://www.missourisurveyor.org/forms/rvp.as
application and accompanying materials p
to: Missouri Society of Professional
Surveyors
PO Box 1342 Jefferson City, MO 65102

Mail application and accompanying 1-800-422-FAIR (3247) email:
materials to: Missouri State Fair 2503 mostatefair@mda.mo.gov
West 16th Street Sedalia, MO 65301

Online with help of Director; multiple-step http://www.mo-
application process. thespians.com/index.php?option=com_conten
t&view=article&id=55

Mail application and supporting materials http://www.mowomensga.org/scholarship.html
to: Dr. Jean Butterfield MWGA
Scholarship Director 9 Lost Spike Court
Camdenton, MO 65020 (573) 346-5252

http://www.mocattlemenfoundation.org/schola
rships.htm
Mail in application and accompanying http://www.nawic.org/nawic/NFSF.asp
documents to: NAWIC Founders’
Scholarship Foundation Awards
Committee 327 South Adams Fort Worth,
Texas 76104

Mail in application and accompanying http://www.nawic.org/nawic/NFSF.asp
documents to: NAWIC Founders’
Scholarship Foundation Awards
Committee 327 South Adams Fort Worth,
Texas 76104

Mail application and accompanying http://www.ndtascottstlouis.org/
materials to: NDTA, Scott/St. Louis
Chapter
Attention: Scholarship Committee
P.O. Box 25486
Scott Air Force Base, IL 62225-0486
Mail application and accompanying http://hydro.org/about-nha/awards/past-
documents to: The National Hydropower presidents%E2%80%99-legacy-scholarship/
Association
Past Presidents’ Legacy Scholarship
Program
Scholarship Management Services
One Scholarship Way
Saint Peter, MN 56082
Mail application and supporting materials http://www.newlinetheatre.com/scholarship.ht
to: Scott Miller ml
New Line Theatre
3802-A Keokuk Street
St. Louis, MO 63116

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Mail application and accompanying http://www.pridestl.org/Scholarship.html
documents to: Pride St. Louis, Inc. c/o
Scholarship Committee PO Box 440383
St. Louis, MO 63144
Application and essay should be http://www.progress64west.org/announcemen
submitted to (mail or email): Patrick Shaw, t.php
Shaw Realty, 200 Long Road, Suite 160,
Chesterfield, MO 63005
Patrick@shawrealtors.com

1. Go on website and print out application. http://www.missouricasinos.org/
2. Submit your application and all other
required information to the Missouri
Gaming Association.

Application available online; contact http://dhe.mo.gov/ppc/grants/publicserviceoffi
MDHE for more information at: (800) 473- cer.php
6757, option 4

Mail application and accompanying http://www.sprstlouis.com/scholarship.shtml
documents to: Puerto Rican Society, Inc.
Scholarship Program Committee PO BOX
6351 Chesterfield, MO 63006

Each Rockwood student needs to http://www.rnea.org/programs.html
complete the application and turn it in to
his/her college specialist.

Mail application and accompanying http://www.ronbrown.org/Apply.aspx
documents to: Ron Brown Scholar
Program
1160 Pepsi Place, Suite 206
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Mail application and accompanying http://www.stlattractions.org/content/scholarsh
materials to: Saint Louis Attractions ip.asp
Association Attn.: SLAA Scholarship
Committee 1693 S. Hanley Rd. St. Louis,
MO 63144
Phone: (314) 416-2233
All applications and accompanying http://www.act.org/walmart/community/
documents must be completed online and
submitted electronically
Applicants may apply online or mail http://www.sfstl.org/education_programs.php
application and accompanying materials
to: The Scholarship Foundation of St.
Louis, 8215 Clayton Rd., St. Louis, MO
63117

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1.pdf
Mail application and accompanying http://www.swcs.missouri.edu/Scholarships/S
materials to: Kim Worth, howMeSWCS_Scholarship/ScholarshipInfo.ht
USDA-NRCS MLRA Office m
209 Ash Street
Gallatin, MO 64640-1185

Apply online and direct any questions to http://www.stanthonysmedcenter.com/scholar
Greater Saint Louis Community ship/index.asp
Foundation

Mail application and supporting materials https://www.stjohnsbank.com/index.cfm?objec
to: St. Johns Bank C/O SJB Excellence tid=A39FA874-CC19-6665-
Scholarship Program 1053 Cave Springs 94F4FDD478033E10
Road St. Peters, MO 63376
Mail application and accompanying http://www.stlhotels.com/scholarship/index.as
materials to: Vicki Boyer Executive p
Director
St. Louis Area Hotel Association
701 Convention Plaza, Suite 300
St. Louis, MO 63101
Mail application and accompanying http://www.stlouis.us.mensa.org/
materials to: Angie Doering ATTN:
MENSA SCHOLARSHIP 801 Mary Jo
Lane Hazelwood MO 63042

Mail application and accompanying http://www.stlouisaudubon.org/education/educ
documents to: Sue Schoening ation.php
2 Mosley Acres
St. Louis, MO 63141

Contact organization for more information http://ww5.stlouisco.com/police/welfare/wscho
larship.html

Mail application and supporting materials http://www.slps.org/19621051994641723/blan
to: Leila Nguyen/ College Summit k/browse.asp?A=383&BMDRN=2000&BCOB
St. Louis Public Schools =0&C=55335
801 N. 11th St.
St. Louis, MO 63101

Applicants must submit application and http://ww5.komen.org/ResearchGrants/Colleg
accompanying documents online eScholarshipAward.html

Check website for details https://www.scholarshipamerica.org/talbotswo
men/
Download application from website, http://www.wgaesf.org/site/c.dwJTKiO0JgI8G/
password and instructions provided to b.6021411/k.8F77/Scholarships.htm
applicants by their sponsoring golf or
country club

Applicants may apply online using a http://stlouisgives.org/scholarships.html#schol
common application. For questions arships
contact Amy Murphy at the Greater Saint
Louis Community Foundation at
amurphy@gstlcf.org
Applicants may apply online using a http://stlouisgives.org/scholarships.html#schol
common application. For questions arships
contact Amy Murphy at the Greater Saint
Louis Community Foundation at
amurphy@gstlcf.org
Apply online or mail application and http://www.gmsp.org/default.aspx
accompanying documents to: Gates
Millennium Scholars
P.O. Box 1434
Alexandria, Virginia 22313
Mail application and accompanying http://www.greaternorthcountychamber.com/n
documents to: Greater North County ewsevents.shtml
Chamber of Commerce 420 W.
Washington Florissant, MO 63031
Attention: Scholarship Fund
Mail application and supporting materials http://www.stlmotc.org/
to: Scholarship Chair
Greater St Louis Mothers of Twins Club,
Inc.
P O Box 31382
St Louis, MO 63131-0382

The 2011-2012 application will be http://www.haganscholarships.org/index.php
available online after September 1, 2011

Mail application and accompanying http://www.jewishinstlouis.org/page.aspx?id=2
materials to: Jewish Community 19397
Foundation Attn: Wendy Rosenblum 12
Millstone Campus Drive
St. Louis, MO 63146
Mail application and accompanying http://www.jewishinstlouis.org/page.aspx?id=2
materials to: Jewish Community 19397
Foundation Attn: Wendy Rosenblum 12
Millstone Campus Drive
St. Louis, MO 63146
Mail application and accompanying http://www.jewishinstlouis.org/page.aspx?id=2
materials to: Jewish Community 19397
Foundation Attn: Wendy Rosenblum 12
Millstone Campus Drive
St. Louis, MO 63146
Mail application and accompanying http://www.jewishinstlouis.org/page.aspx?id=2
materials to: Jewish Community 19397
Foundation Attn: Wendy Rosenblum 12
Millstone Campus Drive
St. Louis, MO 63146
Mail application and accompanying http://www.jewishinstlouis.org/page.aspx?id=2
materials to: Jewish Community 19397
Foundation Attn: Wendy Rosenblum 12
Millstone Campus Drive
St. Louis, MO 63146
Mail application and accompanying http://www.thenextstepstl.org/
materials to: THE NEXT STEP-
Scholarships PO Box 220151 Kirkwood,
MO 63122
Mail application and accompanying http://www.reidscholarship.org/
documents to: The Reid Scholarship
Foundation
PO BOX 300517
St. Louis, MO 63130
Mail application and accompanying http://www.afcea-scott.org/default.aspx?tab=6
materials to: AFCEA Scott-St Louis
Chapter Attn: Scholarship Committee PO
Box 25171 Scott AFB, IL 62225-0171

Students are nominated by college or http://www.tillesfund.org/scholarship.asp
university

Applicants may apply online using a http://stlouisgives.org/scholarships.html#schol
common application. For questions arships
contact Amy Murphy at the Greater Saint
Louis Community Foundation at
amurphy@gstlcf.org
Mail application and accompanying http://www.toi.org/information/scholarshipwinn
documents to: Township Officials of ers.asp
Illinois Attn.: Scholarship Committee 3217
Northfield Drive Springfield, Illinois 62702

Contact college or university's financial http://www.uncf.org/forstudents/scholardetail.
aid office for more information asp?Sch_ID=4

Mail or deliver application and http://www.ulstl.org/scholarships.aspx
accompanying documents to: Urban
League of Metropolitan St. Louis 3701
Grandel Square
St. Louis, MO 63108 Attn: Scholarship
Committee
Mail or deliver application and http://www.ulstl.org/scholarships.aspx
accompanying documents to: Urban
League of Metropolitan St. Louis 3701
Grandel Square
St. Louis, MO 63108 Attn: Scholarship
Committee
Mail or deliver application and http://www.ulstl.org/scholarships.aspx
accompanying documents to: Urban
League of Metropolitan St. Louis 3701
Grandel Square
St. Louis, MO 63108 Attn: Scholarship
Committee
Mail application and accompanying http://sms.scholarshipamerica.org/vanguardw
documents to: Vanguard Women in omenintechnology/
Information Technology Scholarship
Program
Scholarship Management Services One
Scholarship Way Saint Peter, MN 56082

Mail application and accompanying http://www.vcu.com/page/quest-education-
documents to: Vantage Credit Union scholarship
Marketing Department 4020 Fee Fee
Road Bridgeton, MO 63044

Check website for details http://www.verizonfoundation.org/scholarship/
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All applications and accompanying http://www.act.org/walmart/walton/
documents must be completed online and
submitted electronically

Mail application and accompanying https://www.westcommunitycu.org/asp/home.
materials to: West Community Credit asp
Union 4161 Highway K O’Fallon, MO
63368 ATTN: Lori Hudson
Mail application and supporting materials http://wlcsrf.org/
to: The William L. Clay Scholarship
Review Committee
P.O. Box 4693
Field Station
St. Louis, MO 63108.

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