Top Wyoming scholarships for you

The Douvas Memorial Scholarship honors the enduring legacy of Peter George Douvas, an immigrant from Greece renowned for his dedication to perseverance and support for education. Established to support students who embody these values, the scholarship seeks to recognize and assist those who exhibit exceptional commitment to both their academic and personal growth. By providing a scholarship, it aims to alleviate financial barriers and empower a Wyoming student who demonstrates significant need and a strong motivation to pursue higher education. Applicants must be a high school senior or between the ages of 18 and 22. Students must use the scholarship at one of the state's seven community colleges or the University of Wyoming. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Daniels Scholarship Program helps make college possible for motivated and ambitious students. Daniels Scholars are selected because they embody the criteria Bill Daniels defined for the program: strength of character; leadership potential; commitment to serving their communities; academic performance or promise; well-rounded personality; and emotional maturity and stability. Applicants must be a graduating high school senior; earn a minimum SAT Math score of 490 and a minimum Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score of 490, or a minimum ACT score of 18 in each category (writing score not required); and meet the financial need requirements. Daniels Scholars may attend any two-year or four-year, nonprofit, accredited college or university in the United States. Scholars must intend to complete a bachelor's degree, and those starting at a two-year college must be on a path to earning a bachelor's degree. Daniels Scholarships may not be used at technical or trade schools, or for participation in certificate programs. The Daniels Scholarship, along with generous contributions from partner schools, covers the full cost of attendance (COA) at partner schools within Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Scholars that choose to attend a school outside our 4-state region receive up to $25,000 a year for qualified educational expenses. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The ARRL Rocky Mountain Division Scholarship will be awarded to those with any active Amateur Radio License Class. Applicants may be pursuing any field of study at a fully-accredited US college or university. The scholarship is open only to graduating high school seniors and undergraduate students. Applicants must submit a letter of recommendation from a sitting officer of an ARRL-affiliated club attesting to the applicant's regular activity on the Amateur Radio spectrum and within the Amateur Radio community. Applicants must submit transcripts which must cover the applicant's entire high school career to date and, if in college, must include all semesters for which grades have been awarded. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the ARRL Foundation Inc. for more information.

The Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation Scholarships will be awarded to a Wyoming high school graduate; a Spring 2026 Wyoming high school graduating senior; or a Wyoming resident who, at the time of application submission, has successfully completed or will successfully complete their final semester of academic curriculum with a home school, charter school, virtual school, or GED program. At the time the scholarship is granted, the applicant must be enrolled to attend The University of Wyoming; a Wyoming junior college; a Wyoming trade school; or an accredited virtual college or university as long as the student is a Wyoming resident and lives in Wyoming. The applicant must be entering a postsecondary education program for the first time after completing their secondary education program. If an applicant is 21 years or younger at the time of applying, they must be a current member or have an immediate family member (parent or guardian) who is a current member of a Wyoming County Farm Bureau Federation. If an applicant is 22 years or older at the time of applying, they must be a current member of a Wyoming County Farm Bureau Federation. Applicants must submit at least three current letters of recommendation (6 months or newer) describing their educational ability, character, and financial need. Recommendations may come from any of the following (but only one recommendation from each category): Farm Bureau Federation Leader, Farm Bureau Federation Member, Farm Bureau Agent, School Teacher or School Administrator, Community Leader, Church Leader, or Employer. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation for more information.

The Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation Continuing Education Scholarship will be awarded to students who must be continuing their postsecondary education program. At the time the scholarship is granted, the applicant must be enrolled at a Wyoming junior college; the University of Wyoming; a Wyoming trade school; or an accredited virtual college or university as long as the student is a Wyoming resident and lives in Wyoming. If an applicant is 21 years or younger at the time of applying, they must be a current member or have an immediate family member (parent or guardian) who is a current member of a Wyoming County Farm Bureau Federation. If an applicant is 22 years or older at the time of applying, they must be a current member of a Wyoming County Farm Bureau Federation. Applicants must submit at least three current letters of recommendation (6 months or newer) describing their educational ability, character, and financial need. Recommendations may come from any of the following (but only one recommendation from each category): Farm Bureau Federation Leader, Farm Bureau Federation Member, Farm Bureau Agent, School Teacher or School Administrator, Community Leader, Church Leader, or Employer. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation for more information.

The Livingston Family - H.J. King Memorial Scholarship is given in honor of former Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation Presidents, Herbert D. Livingston and H.J. King, as well as Buddy and Norma Livingston, the parents of former WyFB President Perry Livingston. If an applicant is 21 years or younger at the time of applying, they must be a current member or have an immediate family member (parent or guardian) who is a current member of a Wyoming County Farm Bureau Federation. If an applicant is 22 years or older at the time of applying, they must be a current member of a Wyoming County Farm Bureau Federation. Applicants must be a Wyoming high school graduate; or a Spring 2026 Wyoming high school graduating senior; or a Wyoming resident who, at the time of application submission, has successfully completed or will successfully complete their final semester of academic curriculum with a home school, charter school, virtual school, or GED program. At the time the scholarship is granted, the applicant must be enrolled to attend The University of Wyoming; a Wyoming junior college; a Wyoming trade school; or an accredited virtual college or university as long as the student is a Wyoming resident and lives in Wyoming. The applicant must be entering a postsecondary education program for the first time after completing their secondary education program. Applicants must submit at least three current letters of recommendation (6 months or newer) describing their educational ability, character, and financial need. Recommendations may come from any of the following (but only one recommendation from each category): Farm Bureau Federation Leader, Farm Bureau Federation Member, Farm Bureau Agent, School Teacher or School Administrator, Community Leader, Church Leader, or Employer. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation for more information.

The Kathleen Markey and Kenneth Niejadlik, MD Scholarship shall be awarded to (1) collegian or alumnae members of the Chi-Syracuse, Beta Iota-Colorado, or Zeta Chi-Johns Hopkins Chapters (listed in order of preference) of Kappa Alpha Theta who will pursue undergraduate or graduate study during the academic year for which the scholarship is awarded. (2) Should no applicants meet the first criteria, the scholarship shall be held and added to the next year's award. (3) In the event Chi, Beta Iota, or Zeta Chi is disestablished and ceases to exist, unless and until the chapter is reestablished, the scholarship shall be awarded according to the first and second criteria (in order of preference). (4) In the event Chi, Beta Iota, and Zeta Chi are all disestablished, the scholarship shall be awarded to a collegian or alumna member with a permanent address in the states of New York, Wyoming, Colorado, New Jersey, or Florida (listed in order of preference) who is qualified under the Foundation's then current general scholarship criteria. Should no member with a permanent address in those states qualify, the scholarship shall be awarded to any collegian or alumna member of the Fraternity who is qualified under the Foundation's then current general scholarship criteria. Applicants must provide the contact information of their reference, who should be their current or former supervisor or mentor in an academic, community, professional, and/or Theta-related capacity. Ideally, the reference should be able to compellingly speak to the applicant's commitment to Kappa Alpha Theta's values; able to clearly articulate specific details about the applicant's accomplishments, goals, and character; and be more than just the applicant's social contact. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Kappa Alpha Theta Foundation for more information.