Colorado Scholarships for High School and College Students

The Kim Wilkerson Memorial Scholarship was established to commemorate Kim Wilkerson, who taught mathematics at Broomfield High School. Eligibility and purpose: - The award goes to Broomfield High School students who have shown sustained effort and determination in studying mathematics at any level during their high school careers. - Applicants are not required to plan further study in mathematics after graduation, but recipients must enroll in a postsecondary institution. 2025 recipients: - Amy Lin - Ava Sondrup - Rebecca Rice

Overview San Miguel Power awards up to $46,500 in college and vocational scholarships each year to students who are dependents of SMPA members. Up to eighteen graduating seniors may receive awards through the program. Who is eligible Dependent children of San Miguel Power Association (SMPA) members who are graduating high school seniors are eligible to apply. Important deadlines - First deadline (Basin Electric and Alltricity scholarships): January 30, 2026 - Second deadline (SMPA collegiate & vocational and Tri‑State scholarships): March 9, 2026 Scholarships offered (amounts and deadlines) - Basin Electric Scholarship — $2,500 (Deadline: January 30, 2026) As part of...

Intro The Charmayne Gooch Arts Scholarship provides financial support to students from Larimer County who show artistic promise but may not meet the academic thresholds required for other scholarship programs. It is intended for applicants who need an alternative pathway to pursue creative training—this includes students with disabilities or special needs, as well as those who would benefit from programs emphasizing art, writing, music, or visual arts rather than traditional academics. Award details - Scholarship amount: $5,000 - Number of awards: 3 - Type: One-time award Use and payment Awards may be applied toward the recipient’s cost of attendance and...

Introduction Founded in 1966, the Colorado Masons’ Benevolent Fund Scholarship Committee has supported Colorado students pursuing higher education. To date, the program has granted more than $15 million in scholarships to upwards of 1,700 students attending colleges and universities within Colorado. Scholarships Recent four-year scholarships have been awarded at $7,000 per year, renewable for up to four years (a maximum of $28,000). Awards are made primarily on the basis of leadership, maturity, financial need, and academic performance, and are granted without regard to race, creed, color, sex, or any Masonic affiliation. Vocational Grants The committee also offers one-time Vocational Grants...

Overview Pikes Peak Kiwanis Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate strong character and a commitment to strengthening Colorado communities. Recipients are expected to embody the Kiwanis emphasis on service and integrity, and to carry those core values into their academic work, extracurricular involvement, and community efforts. Eligibility and Requirements - Must enroll at an accredited college or university in Colorado - Current high school senior - Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 - Planning to attend as a full-time student - Resident of the Pikes Peak area - One character appraisal provided by a school counselor, principal, or teacher -...

Introduction The Colorado Garden Foundation awards scholarships funded by proceeds from the annual Colorado Garden & Home Show and the Colorado Fall Home Show. These scholarships provide financial assistance to students enrolled at colleges or universities in Colorado. Applications for the 2026–2027 academic year must be submitted by March 15, 2026. Full-Ride Scholarship - Award: Covers tuition, mandatory fees, room and board, and required textbooks for up to four years. A laptop and printer will be provided at the start of the freshman year. - Eligibility: Open only to Colorado residents. Applicants must be incoming freshmen at a Colorado public...

Introduction Each year, Colorado 4‑H together with the Colorado 4‑H Foundation provides scholarship support to help members further their education and career objectives. These awards honor the commitment, leadership, and accomplishments youth have shown through 4‑H involvement. Review and Timeline A statewide panel composed of 4‑H professionals and volunteer reviewers evaluates all scholarship applications. The application period opens each winter, and recipients are notified by email in late spring. How the Application Portal Works This site uses a single general application that will automatically identify scholarships for which you qualify based on your responses. Complete every required question carefully so...

Overview The Sachs Foundation offers undergraduate scholarships to Colorado high school seniors who plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree. Awards typically range from $10,000 to $12,500 per year, paid evenly each term, and may be renewed for up to four years—resulting in a maximum cumulative award between $40,000 and $50,000. Funds may be used at any accredited college or university where the recipient is enrolled full-time. Who Should Apply Eligible applicants must meet the following requirements: - Be a Black high school senior. - Have been a full-time resident of Colorado for at least three years. (Residency resulting from military...

Overview The Austin J. Hart Entrepreneurial Scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate an entrepreneurial mindset and a commitment to building businesses and communities. It is open to graduating high school seniors planning to enroll at Colorado State University (CSU) in the coming spring term, as well as students currently enrolled at CSU. Recipients are expected to reflect the qualities Austin embodied — selflessness, integrity, hard work, courage, and ambition — and the scholarship is intended to help them continue their education at Colorado State University. Award details - Amount: $5,000 (one award) - Number of awards: 1 - Type: Single, one-time...

Overview The Sachs Foundation Graduate Scholarship supports former Undergraduate Sachs Scholarship recipients who are entering or currently enrolled in graduate studies. Eligible applicants must have completed — or expect to complete — their bachelor’s degree within the three years prior to application. Award Recipients may receive $10,000 per year. Scholarships can be renewed for up to four years, depending on the length and requirements of the chosen graduate program. Who may apply This scholarship is open only to individuals who previously held an Undergraduate Sachs Scholarship and who will have, or have had, their undergraduate degree awarded within the last...

Introduction Ken Gale served Montrose with distinction as Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce, City Councilman, and Mayor. The Montrose Chamber – Ken Gale Scholarship honors his commitment to business, public service, and community life by recognizing a student who reflects the same dedication and civic-minded spirit Mr. Gale demonstrated. Award For 2026 one nonrenewable scholarship of $1,500 will be awarded. This scholarship is not based on financial need. Deadline and Contact Deadline: March 16, 2026 Questions: scholarships@montrosecf.org Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be either a graduating senior from a Montrose County high school or...

Introduction In 1999, the family of Ada M. White—led by her brother Lester Moore of Denver—established the Ada M. and Luther B. White Memorial Scholarship to benefit graduates of Montrose High School. The award honors Ada M. White as one of Montrose County’s most successful female business figures in the post‑war period. About Ada M. White Ada Madeline Moore White was born in 1906 in Delta County. After finishing high school she attended Ross Business College in Grand Junction. She returned to Montrose and served as city clerk from 1934 to 1950. Ada married Luther B. White, founded White Realty,...