[Page 2] The Best Social Work Scholarships with Upcoming Deadlines in 2024

This scholarship was created by philanthropists, entrepreneurs, and NBA superstars Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul, and Dwyane Wade to support critical and timely issues impacting the Black community.

This scholarship will honor the life of Marie J. Smith, Esq. and help support a student pursuing a degree in social sciences.

This scholarship will support graduate or advanced degree students who are committed to social justice for Asians.

This scholarship will be awarded to a low-income college student who has a track record of social engagement through their extracurricular activities (e.g. student council, community service, dance/sports, etc.).

This scholarship will support a BIPOC student pursuing a career in criminal justice, social work, or community studies.

This scholarship seeks to support high school and undergraduate students who intend to spend their careers helping other people.

This scholarship will support BIPOC students pursuing a career in the mental health field.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Anna Milagros Rivera by supporting students who share her passions.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Greg Lockwood by supporting queer students seeking higher education.

This scholarship seeks to increase awareness of the severity of trauma on young children by supporting students who will work to combat these issues in their careers.

This scholarship will support a high school senior planning to major in the social work field.

This scholarship will support a student pursuing a career in helping those with substance abuse issues.

This scholarship seeks to support a BIPOC college student pursuing a career in social work or human services.

This scholarship will support students who are planning to pursue a career in helping abused children.

This scholarship helps innovative student leaders who are focused on critical global and social issues.

This scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Chantel S. Husted by supporting students interested in pursuing careers in mental health or social services.

This scholarship aims to support up-and-coming givers so they can achieve their educational and career goals, regardless of their financial status.

This scholarship seeks to support students who will be pursuing the mental health field in some capacity with their careers.

The Bold Activism Scholarship will support one determined activist in their effort to create equal opportunity and dismantle systems that oppress through thoughtful engagement and activity.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Deitra L. King by supporting students who display the same qualities and values that she did throughout her life.

This scholarship will support college students looking to better the social-emotional wellbeing of gifted children.

This scholarship aims to honor Thomas J. Kilcullen’s life by supporting a criminal justice or social work student who demonstrates leadership, kindness, and respect for all.

This scholarship seeks to honor the life of Johnnie M. Parris by supporting African American students who are pursuing degrees in public service or related fields.

This scholarship aims to honor the legacy of Servela Theodore by supporting students who are pursuing careers in human services.

This scholarship aims to support graduate students whose research or work addresses alternatives to incarceration.

This scholarship aims to honor the memory of Nabi Nicole by supporting other women who share her faith and ambition.

The Jamie Anderson Scholarship aims to support and encourage young individuals who, like Jamie, have a desire to pursue a career in social work despite facing difficult circumstances.

This scholarship seeks to honor the legacy of Terry A. Greendeer by supporting Native students who share her passion for behavioral health.

This scholarship is perfect for graduate students pursuing a career in oncology social work or current oncology social workers with student debt.

This scholarship hopes to honor the memory of Steven Penn Bryan by supporting students in their late thirties and above pursuing a degree in counseling or a related field.