Top Kansas scholarships for you

American Water is proud to provide equitable educational opportunities for students across our national footprint through the American Water Scholarship. This scholarship is part of American Water's continued commitment to being an inclusive, diverse, and equitable company and supports our future leaders of tomorrow. The American Water Scholarship is awarding scholarships to students in the states where American Water operates. The scholarship is designed to support the educational aspirations of students who represent lived experiences and backgrounds that are underrepresented in the utility industry and who value the advancement of inclusion and diversity in all aspects of society. Applicants must self-identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community; or self-identity as having a disability; or self-identify as being an active member of the military services, a military spouse, or having a parent or guardian who is an active member; or self-identify as female; or self-identify as Black, African or African American, American Indian or Alaska Native, Hispanic or Latino, Asian, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander. Applicants must be high school seniors or graduates, or current college undergraduates, residing and/or attending college in one of the eligible states. Applicants must be pursuing a certificate or degree in a non-medical STEM or business-related field, at an accredited four-year college or university. Applicants must be able to demonstrate a sincere commitment to inclusion and diversity in their lives, community, or education in a non-medical STEM major or a business major. The scholarship may be renewable up to three additional years or until a bachelor's degree is earned, whichever occurs first. One online recommendation form must be submitted on the student's behalf no later than March 28, 2025. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

As the world's leading venue management company and producer of live event experiences, ASM Global is offering the ASM Global Stars Scholarship Program, which reflects the commitment to providing diverse and under-resourced communities with educational and career development opportunities through scholarship awards and prospective internships. Applicants must self-identify as one or more of the following: Female (any race/ethnicity), Black or African American, American Indian or Alaska Native, Hispanic or Latino, Asian, or Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander. Applicants must also be high school seniors or graduates, or current undergraduate students residing in the United States. They must be pursuing a degree in either Business/International Business (Marketing, Information Systems, Accounting, Finance, Human Resources); Hospitality, Entertainment, Sports Management; Communications, Public Relations, Digital Media; Information Technology; or Graphic Design. Applicants must also reside within 25 miles in one of the eligible cities. Two will be granted to students who reside or attend a school in Kent County, Michigan; and two awards will be granted to students who reside within 25 miles of New Orleans, LA. If qualified applications are received, preference will be given to applicants who are first-generation college students. Employees of ASM Global, ASM Global Acts Foundation, or their affiliates, and children of those employees, are not eligible. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The R. E. (Rosey) Roseberry and Eileen E. Roseberry Scholarship Fund at the College of the Ozarks provides scholarships to residents of Kansas or Missouri who are attending the College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Missouri. Applicants must be at least a ten-year resident of Kansas or Missouri at the time of application. Students may reapply for the scholarship. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation for more information.

The Dale I. and Emma Mae Crawford Scholarship Fund for Veterinary Medicine was set up by the Franklin County Community Foundation for scholarships for students who are admitted to the College of Veterinary Medicine at Kansas State University. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation for more information.

The Dale I. and Emma Mae Crawford Scholarship Fund was set up by the Franklin County Community Foundation for scholarships for students who are Kansas residents and studying at Baker University. Applicants must be actively involved in the community and university. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation for more information.

The William Everett and Mary Ellen Mealman Scholarship aims to help individuals escape from the cycle of poverty through education assistance. Applicants must demonstrate good moral character, financial need, determination and the potential for academic success. Applicants must be enrolled or planning to enroll in an accredited secondary or post-secondary educational institution, including college, junior college, community college, graduate and professional school, and trade school. Applicants whose past academic performance may have been average, but they must exhibit the promise of a greater academic success through the application of improved study habits, should be given strong consideration. Preference may be given to applicants attending or planning to attend a two year college offering an associates degree, community college or Baker University. Applicants must submit two letters of recommendation. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation for more information.

The William Everett and Mary Ellen Mealman Scholarship will be awarded to middle and high school students to help them escape from the cycle of poverty through education assistance. Applicants must demonstrate good moral character, financial need, determination and the potential for academic success. Applicants must be enrolled or planning to enroll in an accredited secondary or post-secondary educational institution. Applicants whose past academic performance may have been average, but they must exhibit the promise of a greater academic success through the application of improved study habits, should be given strong consideration. Preference may be given to applicants attending or planning to attend a two year college offering an associates degree, community college or Baker University. Two letters of recommendation are required. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation for more information.

The purpose of the Transition Into Post-Secondary Studies (TIPS) Scholarship Fund is to provide scholarships to high functioning students with special learning needs who plan to seek or who are seeking a two-year or four-year college degree. Applicants must be graduates or graduating seniors from high school who plan to seek or who are seeking an Associates or a Bachelor's Degree. The students' special learning needs must be evidenced by either an IEP (Individual Educational Plan) or a 504 Plan that they can submit with their scholarship application. In addition, college students who are applying for a scholarship must provide evidence that they are using the support services for special learning needs at the school they attend. Applicants must submit one letter of recommendation from one of the applicant's high school teachers, counselor or a representative from the school they are currently attending. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation for more information.

The American Association of Blacks in Energy (AABE) is a professional organization of African Americans in the energy industry. Through its Scholarship Program, AABE seeks to help increase the number of African Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans (underrepresented minorities) in energy related fields. The William Grant Pinkard Scholarship was named after a member of the Kansas-Missouri Chapter of the AABE who best exemplified the organization's purpose and goals. William Grant Pinkard, II was a dedicated and active member. Applicants must have, minimally, an overall "B" unweighted academic average (3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale); be a graduating high school senior who has applied to one or more accredited colleges/universities; plan to major in business, one of the physical sciences, technology, engineering or mathematics fields; and be a member of one of a class or group of individuals who has been historically underrepresented in the sciences, technology, engineering and math related disciplines. A William Grant Pinkard Scholar may renew the scholarship for a second year provided documentation that all scholarship guidelines and criteria have been sustained. Two letters of recommendation are required. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation for more information.