Colorado Scholarships for High School and College Students

Overview The SEE THE FUTURE Fund provides scholarships to Colorado residents who are blind or visually impaired. Contributions from ophthalmologists, optometrists, opticians, staff members, corporations, educators, foundations and other supporters make this program possible. Awards are granted on the basis of scholastic achievement, involvement in school and community service, and demonstrated financial need. Up to $42,000 in scholarships may be distributed. A likely breakdown is: one $12,000 four‑year award, one $10,000 four‑year award, one $8,000 four‑year award, and three $4,000 two‑year awards, though the Selection Committee will set the final number and amounts. In addition to these primary awards, other...

Introduction The Grossman Scholarship Program supports students who have shown a proven dedication to protecting and caring for natural resources, helping make post-secondary education attainable for those pursuing careers in environmental stewardship. Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC) values diversity and inclusion and strongly encourages applicants from all backgrounds, ethnicities, and life experiences to apply, with the goal of building a more inclusive outdoor stewardship community. Key dates - Applications are open for the 2026–2027 academic year. - Submission deadline: March 1, 2026 by 11:59 PM MST. Who may apply Grossman Scholarships are available to Colorado residents planning to enroll in...

Introduction LPEA is offering two renewable scholarships to support students pursuing careers with rural electric cooperatives. Each award provides $7,000 per year for up to four years to cover tuition, fees, and books. These scholarships are intended for graduating high school students who plan to enroll full-time at a U.S. accredited college or university. Recipients must remain enrolled full-time and meet the academic requirements listed below to keep the funding. Who is eligible - Must be a member of LPEA. - Must have graduated from a high school (including homeschool programs) or earned a GED within LPEA’s service area (including...

Introduction The Colorado Springs Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) supports gender equity through advocacy, education, and research. For the 2026–2027 academic year the Branch will award multiple scholarships, each worth at least $3,000. Direct questions about the selection process to the Branch Scholarship Committee Chair at ScholarshipsAAUW.cos@gmail.com. Eligibility - Must be an undergraduate student with a minimum of 36 earned college credit hours at the time of application. - Must have attended either Pikes Peak State College (PPSC) or the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS), and plan to be enrolled in classes at PPSC or...

Overview The Construction Workforce Foundation of Colorado (managed by the Colorado Contractors Association, CCA) awards annual scholarships to students who intend to pursue careers in heavy-highway, municipal, and utility construction. Awards typically range from $1,000 to $5,000. Who should apply - Students who will be entering their junior or senior year of college next fall and are enrolled in a construction-related program at a Colorado university or trade school. - Preference is given to applicants pursuing career paths in heavy-highway, municipal, or utility construction. Preferred schools While the Foundation primarily supports students at the Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State...

Overview The General Society of Mayflower Descendants (GSMD) administers a scholarship program for graduating high school seniors who can trace lineage to a Mayflower passenger and who plan to enroll in either a four-year college/university or a two-year community college. In 2024 GSMD introduced an additional Native American Scholarship specifically for graduating seniors who can document descent from a Native American ancestor. Application timeline - The 2025 scholarship application period is closed. - The 2026 application window will be open from January 5 through March 2. Scholarships awarded GSMD will award three high-school-senior scholarships in the amounts of $6,000, $5,000,...

Overview Delta Eta Boulé of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity is inviting applications for a graduate-level scholarship from Black men living in the Denver metropolitan area who are pursuing advanced degrees. Recipients will receive $7,500 per year, with the award renewable for up to four years provided renewal conditions are met. Scholars will also gain access to Delta Eta Boulé Foundation professional development offerings, including one-on-one mentorship, the Institute for Professional Development, and connection to Delta Eta Boulé’s extensive professional network. Eligibility - Delta Eta Boule Foundation Alumni - Currently enrolled in, or planning to enroll in, a graduate program Required...

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...

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...

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...