Question 1

Do I have to be in college to get a female scholarship?

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While there are many scholarships that aim to help students who are pursuing a college degree, many are open to both high school and college students, often including graduate students, too. The list above includes scholarships exclusively for high school students as well as scholarships open to women at any level of education.

The Women in Music Scholarship is even open to women who are no longer students but still have student loans to pay off. Requirements for the level of schooling are included in the eligibility list for each scholarship, but on Bold.org you can find scholarships open to you regardless of your level of study

Question 2

What GPA do I need to get a female scholarship?

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Most scholarships on Bold.org are very flexible and you don’t need any specific GPA to be considered. The scholarships listed above are open to female students regardless of GPA, so you don’t need to worry about meeting a certain requirement. Many other scholarships on Bold.org are also open to all GPAs, and the few scholarships that do have a GPA requirement will include it in the scholarship description.

Question 3

Where can I get free scholarships for women?

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Searching for scholarship funds and other forms of financial aid for college can feel overwhelming, but on Bold.org you can find scholarships that fit your profile and needs, and they are all free to apply to. Simply make a unique and personalized profile and you can use the filters to search for scholarships based on your career goals, personal identity, passions, and more. You can also choose whether you want to apply to no-essay scholarships, all free of charge.

Question 4

What are the easiest women scholarships to get?

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If you’re looking for easy scholarships to apply to, no-essay scholarships are a great place to start. There are many no-essay scholarships that you can apply to with just a few clicks after making a Bold.org profile, making the process very quick and simple. To increase your chances of winning, consider applying to no-essay scholarships with limited eligibility, such as the Newsette No-Essay Leadership Scholarship for Women listed above.

Question 5

Are scholarships for women taxable income?

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Any money earned in scholarships at Bold.org is sent directly to your accredited university and is therefore not considered taxable income. If you are a high school student, the scholarship money will be held in an account until you are enrolled.

Question 6

How many scholarships can you get?

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On Bold.org there are no limits when it comes to how many scholarships you can win. This gives even more of a reason to apply to numerous scholarships, for there isn't a maximum you can win on Bold.org. Accumulating scholarships can help those pursuing advanced degrees increase their chances of graduating with limited student loans.

Question 7

How can I improve my chances of winning scholarships?

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There are many ways to help make your application stand out when applying to scholarships for women. Take time planning, writing, and reviewing your essay, if one is required. Fill out your Bold.org profile and earn Bold Points to make your application stand out. The more scholarships you apply to, the more likely you are to win one, so apply generously and put effort into your application in order to give yourself a good chance of being one of the scholarship recipients.

Question 8

Where can I find scholarships for women in STEM?

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In an effort to help reduce the gender gap in technological fields and to encourage women in STEM to continue their education, there are many STEM scholarships for young women, especially for low-income women who demonstrate financial need. The “Fight for Equality” Women in STEM Scholarship and the Boosting Women in STEM Scholarship are two great scholarships for women in STEM, and there are even more scholarships for STEM students on Bold.org.

There are also more specific categories that depend on more individualized STEM fields. Some of the specific STEM major categories include civil engineering, environment, and Stem, and diversity and inclusion. Use these STEM filters to find scholarships for female students going into or currently studying science, technology, engineering, and/or math.

While women scholars face many obstacles while pursuing their careers, there are many opportunities and resources to help female students reach their goals. The scholarships above are just a starting point for your scholarship journey, and they can help you pursue your field of choice without financial stress.

Question 9

Where can I find scholarships for female graduate students?

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Female graduate students interested in applying for scholarships on Bold.org are encouraged to use the education filter on the scholarship search page. By selecting the graduate student filter, you get a filtered list of scholarships tailored specifically to female graduate students. This list includes scholarships meant just for graduate students as well as scholarships for any education level.

Question 10

Where can I find scholarships for Asian women?

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Asian women can find scholarships on Bold.org using the search category and the category filter to find various scholarships. Examples of Bold.org's scholarships for Asian women include the Advancing Social Justice for Asians Scholarship and the Asian American / Pacific Islander Scholarship. It's important for Asian American women to pursue their ambitions in order to create a more equal society. Scholarships can help give financial aid to those seeking to further their education.

Question 11

Where can I find scholarships for Hispanic women?

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The exclusive list of Scholarships for Hispanic Students on Bold.org provides opportunities for Hispanic women to apply for specialized scholarships. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused economic stress across the nation, particularly affecting Hispanic workers. For example, in April of 2020, the unemployment rate for white workers was 14.2%, while the unemployment rate for Hispanic workers was 18.9%. This discrepancy can be changed as Hispanic people are given equal opportunities. Scholarships for Hispanic women can help fund their education and encourage them to continue pursuing their future goals.

Question 12

Where can I find scholarships for black women?

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Bold.org is committed to promoting diversity and inclusion, highlighting opportunities for black students in the scholarship list 15 Exclusive Scholarships for Black Students. There is a lack of representation of black women in STEM jobs as well as high-ranking leadership positions. Despite making up 7.4% of the U.S. population, only 1.4% of leadership positions are held by black women. It is important to support the black women pursuing higher education in order to change current statistics.

Question 13

How important are scholarships for women in closing the gender gap?

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The gender gap persists in both employment and wages, but scholarships can be part of the solution for these students. Scholarships for women will provide opportunities for female students looking to get the most out of their education by pursuing careers in male-dominated fields, such as STEM, and helping women strive for high-paying jobs. Though women are becoming even more educated than men, many jobs are more out of reach due to the lack of female representation in these industries.

Question 14

How to qualify for scholarships for women

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The main qualification for female scholarships is to identify as a woman. There are many different scholarships for women that only have the gender requirement. With that being said, different scholarships have different requirements that take race, education level, career path, and whether you demonstrate financial aid into account. Make sure that in applying for scholarships, you pay attention to the requirements outside of being a female student.

Question 15

Types of scholarships available for female students

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Some scholarships are specialized to encourage women who are pursuing different careers. Female students are being encouraged to go into fields that are generally male-dominated, such as STEM fields. Women engineers and computer science majors are in high demand.

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Clevenger Women in Foster Care Award

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Dounya Discala Scholarship

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Maggie's Way- International Woman’s Scholarship

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Mental Health Scholarship for Women

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Scholarship Institute’s Annual Women’s Leadership Scholarship

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William Griggs Memorial Scholarship for Science and Math

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Harriett Russell Carr Memorial Scholarship

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Lyndsey Scott Coding+ Scholarship

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Hester Richardson Powell Memorial Service Scholarship

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Sharen and Mila Kohute Scholarship

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Mary Schonfield PA School Scholarship

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Dr. Jade Education Scholarship

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Ambition Scholarship

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Cuervo Rincon Scholarship of Excellence for Latinas