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Boettcher Scholarship
$20,000 per year for up to four years (up to $80,000 total) · Deadline: Nov 01, 2026 · Graduating Colorado high school seniors (or registered members of a federally recognized American Indian Tribe/Nation with historical ties to Colorado) who lived in Colorado for junior and senior year, applying in the fall of their final high school year, and who are U.S. citizens, legal permanent residents, or lawfully present (including DACA) or in process of securing such status.
The Boettcher Scholarship Program is designed to retain talented leaders in Colorado by supporting their undergraduate education and encouraging continued contribution to the state. It provides a renewable award of $20,000 per year for up to four years, working with partner Colorado colleges and universities under two funding models to cover cost of attendance or tuition and fees.
Official page →Breakthrough Junior Challenge
$250,000.00 · Deadline: Sep 15, 2026 · Students aged 13–18 (must be 13 by May 11, 2026 and not yet 19 by Oct 1, 2026), open internationally, submissions in English
The Breakthrough Junior Challenge is a short-video competition that asks students to explain an important scientific idea clearly and creatively. Entrants choose a topic in physics, mathematics, or the life sciences and produce a maximum two-minute video communicating the concept. The competition rewards clarity, originality, and effective visual storytelling.
Official page →Churchill Scholarship
$80,000.00 · Deadline: Nov 02, 2026 · US students applying for graduate study in STEM or science policy at Cambridge, generally requiring correspondence with a prospective supervisor or course director.
The Churchill Scholarship funds up to 18 US students annually to pursue a one-year Master's degree (MPhil or MASt) in science, mathematics, engineering, or science policy at the University of Cambridge. The award covers tuition, travel, visa costs, and a stipend, along with access to additional research funding and professional development opportunities.
Official page →Cincinnatus Scholarship Program
$6,000 to $120,000 (up to $30,000 per year), plus optional $3,000 out-of-state supplement · Deadline: Nov 01, 2026 · Incoming first-year students who submit a complete admission application and required materials by the senior-year deadline.
The Cincinnatus Scholarship Program is the University of Cincinnati's cornerstone merit scholarship, supporting academically competitive incoming first-year students across all disciplines. It distributes over $22 million annually through multiple award tiers, including Presidential, Century, and University Scholarships, renewable throughout the undergraduate program.
Official page →Furman Merit Based Scholarships
$140,000.00 · Deadline: Nov 01, 2026 · Applicants are evaluated on academic record, course rigor, standardized test scores (if submitted), writing ability, leadership experience, and community service.
Furman's merit-based scholarships recognize students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, leadership potential, and community engagement. These awards are integrated into the admission process and aim to support students' educational development at Furman University.
Official page →Jefferson Scholarship
$230,000.00 (up to $405,000 for non-Virginians) · Deadline: Dec 01, 2026 · Outstanding undergraduate students nominated by secondary schools to attend the University of Virginia.
The Jefferson Scholars Foundation offers two competitive, merit-based undergraduate scholarship programs—the Jefferson Scholars Program and the Walentas Scholars Program—for exceptional students attending the University of Virginia. The scholarships provide full cost of attendance for four years plus enrichment funding, emphasizing leadership, scholarship, and citizenship.
Official page →Modoc Scholarships
$76,000.00 (up to $9,500 per semester depending on program) · Deadline: Aug 24, 2026 · Enrolled member of the Modoc Nation for at least one full calendar year with a high school diploma or GED and no outstanding institutional debt.
The Modoc Post-Secondary Scholarship, sponsored by the Modoc Nation, provides financial support to enrolled tribal members pursuing bachelor's, graduate, doctoral, medical, or vocational programs. Awards vary by degree level and are contingent on tribal approval, academic progress, and FAFSA/Pell Grant application.
Official page →Park Scholarships
$107,000.00 · Deadline: Nov 01, 2026 · Fall first-year (non-transfer) NC State applicants with a minimum 3.80 unweighted GPA who are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or graduates of a U.S. high school.
The Park Scholarships program identifies and supports exceptional first-year students at NC State based on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The application process is separate from NC State undergraduate admissions, so applicants must complete both independently. It targets high-achieving, community-minded incoming first-year undergraduates.
Official page →Regeneron Science Talent Search
$250,000.00 · Deadline: Nov 05, 2026 · Primarily U.S. high school seniors who have completed original, independent research during their high school years.
Regeneron Science Talent Search is the nation's oldest and most prestigious science research competition for high school students, recognizing original independent research in science, math, or engineering. About 2,600 students submit applications annually, with 300 named scholars and 40 finalists presenting their work in Washington, D.C.
Official page →Robertson Scholars
$240,000.00 · Deadline: Nov 15, 2026 · Applicants must apply for undergraduate admission to Duke and/or UNC–Chapel Hill in the same year as their Robertson application; transfer and graduate students are ineligible.
The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is a full scholarship for students applying to Duke University and/or UNC–Chapel Hill, open to both domestic and international applicants. It involves a multi-stage selection process including an application, group activities, semi-finalist and finalist interviews, and campus visits.
Official page →Thiel Fellowship
$250,000.00 · Deadline: Dec 31, 2026 · Applicants must be age 22 or younger and must not have completed an undergraduate or graduate university degree; enrollment in school does not prevent applying.
The Thiel Fellowship supports young people who choose to pursue independent projects full time instead of following a traditional college path. It provides $250,000 over a two-year period along with mentorship and network support to help recipients develop and scale their ideas, without taking any equity in their ventures.
Official page →Whitinger Scholars Program
$75,000.00 · Deadline: Nov 16, 2026 · U.S. citizens or Puerto Rico residents with a high school GPA of 3.85+ who apply to and are accepted into Ball State's Honors College by the priority deadline.
The Whitinger Scholarship is Ball State University's most prestigious undergraduate merit award, given to incoming Honors College students of exceptional potential. It supplements other merit aid to cover full tuition, mandatory fees, and on-campus room and board for up to eight semesters, based on academic achievement, character, creativity, and leadership potential.
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