[Page 7] Top Scholarships for Minorities with Upcoming Deadlines in 2024

The Evie Irie Misfit Scholarship will support a misfit student in their educational and artistic aspirations.

This scholarship is dedicated to the memory of Jennifer Gephart, mother of two and military spouse, whose work not only supported her children but also added meaning to her life while she made a difference in the lives of those she served and who worked alongside her.

The WayUp $1,000 Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship will be awarded to one student in any field of study who shares our passion and vision to expand the perspectives of all people.

The Imagine Dragons Origins Scholarship will help four refugee, immigrant, or first-generation American students to achieve their educational dreams.

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This scholarship aims to honor the life of Audra Dominguez by supporting students who face adversity with bravery and strength.

This scholarship seeks to support students who are passionate about advancing equality and treating everyone with respect.

This scholarship aims to cultivate creative expression, self-awareness, and personal development for women of every age and background.

The Future Leaders in Technology Scholarship will support one college student as a way to bridge the gap between opportunity and access in the tech industry.

The Future Leaders in Technology Scholarship will support two high school students as a way to bridge the gap between opportunity and access in the tech industry.

This scholarship seeks to encourage students to reflect on their lives and their goals for the future.

This scholarship aims to support underrepresented students who aspire to further their education and build their careers.

This scholarship exists to amplify underrepresented voices in technology.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Andrew Perez by helping students push through their mental illnesses and pursue their education.

This scholarship seeks to memorialize Stefanie Ann Cronin by supporting the educational endeavors of students who embody her dedication to success, community, environmental appreciation, and caring for others.

This scholarship aims to make higher education more accessible by reducing the financial barriers to college.

This scholarship aims to inspire high school seniors and undergraduate students who are pursuing degrees in STEM fields.

This scholarship will support two undergraduate students in their sophomore, junior, or senior years. Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA or higher and have at least one student loan.

This scholarship seeks to encourage female empowerment and technological innovation by supporting female students pursuing careers in STEM.

This scholarship will support one Black student in any field of study who is passionate about listening to or creating music.

This scholarship will help support student high school students who are feminists.

This scholarship will support a woman pursuing a career in technology.

This scholarship aims to honor the life of Hyacinth Malcolm by supporting students throughout their pursuit of higher education.

This scholarship seeks to support female students so they can complete their degrees and go on to promising careers.

This scholarship seeks to support an African American student or a student of Caribbean descent so they can fulfill their destiny.

This scholarship seeks to honor Surya Rayaprolu’s life by supporting female students who are dedicated to pursuing their education.

This scholarship aims to recognize the importance of mental wellness for academic success and personal development by supporting female students who recognize the importance of mental health and prioritize it while attending college.

This scholarship seeks to honor Mary P. Perlea’s legacy by supporting underrepresented or disadvantaged students so they can reach their full potential.

This scholarship will support 15 undergraduate students who are part of a marginalized group.