Scholarships at University of Washington-Bothell Campus

Scholarship for Washington residents who are undergraduate students attending the University of Washington and are pursuing their first bachelors degree. Entering freshman must have a 3.5 GPA or above, continuing students a 3.0 or above, and an SAT score of 1000 or ACT of 22. Selection is based on financial need, scholarship, leadership, and community service. Applicants must file the FAFSA. Award amount is full-tuition for one year. Due date and number of awards may vary. Nonrenewable, but prior recipients may reapply.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Economics or Political Science with a demonstrated interest in both fields. Students must have financial need, a minimum 3.2 GPA, have taken at least 25 credits in economics and political science with a minimum of 10 credits in each department, earned at least 75 credits by the end of spring quarter, and have filed a Financial Aid Form (FAF). Contact the Department of Economics or Department of Political Science for more information and/or application.

Scholarship for juniors attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Economics. Selection based on academic merit and financial need. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the Special Education Program. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Annual international study/travel fellowships for juniors or seniors attending the University of Washington who are University Honors Program members (including College and Departmental Honors students). Selection based on academic achievement, and extracurricular activites which show initiative and commitment to the students area of interest as well as integrity, strong ethical character, intelligence, the capacity for vision and leadership, and potential for humane, effective participation in the world community. Contact University Honors Program for more information and/or application.

Annual fellowship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education and are admitted to the M.I.T. Program or the SpedTep Program. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for seniors attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Microbiology. Selection based on academic merit. Award amount may vary. Nonrenewable.

Scholarship undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Engineering (including Pre-Engineering students). All awards are based on academic achievement, personal attributes, experience, references, and a personal interview. Some awards also require demonstrated financial need through the Financial Aid Form. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate or gradudate students attending the University of Washington enrolled the the College of Forest Resources. Incoming freshmen must have a high school CGPA of 3.50; current undergraduates must have a minimum 3.25 GPA in all previous college course work. Selection based primarily on academic merit. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Earth and Space Sciences. Selection based on academic achievement, financial need and potential. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in English. Applicants are required to have a minimum UW GPA of 3.5 overall and a 3.7 GPA in English, attended UW a minimum of two semesters. Applicants must file the FAFSA. Due date, number of awards and awards amounts may vary.

Scholarship undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries with an emphasis on fisheries journalism. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file and have the intent to teach in a Seattle Public School upon graduation. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Microbiology. Students must have financial need and a commitment to a scientific career. Due date and award amount may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are doing research in Ichthyology. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Annual fellowship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education who can add diversity to the program. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for juniors or seniors attending the University of Washington who are pursuing their first bachelors degree. Applicants must have completed at least 45 college credits, demonstrate a strong commitment to public service, show leadership in the community, and potential for continued civic participation. In addition to the application students must submit two letters of recommendation from individuals who can address students community service, and an essay (up to 1000 words) identifying an important community issue, discussing innovative and responsible ways to address the issue, and what role students could play in this response. Any additional, relevant, information may be submitted. Number of awards may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students (freshmen ineligible) attending the University of Washington who are majoring in International Studies, Economics, History, or Political Science, and are applying for the El Colegio de Mexico Summer Program. The program consists of independent study, research, and lectures for the summer program at El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico City. Students must have completed third-year Spanish. Applicants to the Summer Program are automatically considered for this award. Number of awards and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for Roosevelt High School graduating seniors who will be incoming freshmen at the University of Washington. Selection based on academic achievement, extracurricular activities, financial need, involvement in extracurricular activities, and goals.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington majoring in Urban Horticulture, Forest Resources, or Landscape Architecture. Applicants must submit a one page narrative describing course of study, a resume of work experience, an official transcript, and two letters of recommendation (one from a faculty member). Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education and are admitted to the M.I.T. Program or the SpedTep Program. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file and will be teaching Mathematics at the secondary level after graduation. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for seniors attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Microbiology. Student must have graduated with the highest GPA. Due date and award amount may vary. Nonrenewable.

Scholarship for graduating high school seniors from Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington who plan to attend the University of Washington. Selection is based on students demonstrated financial need, academic record, leadership, work experience, statement of goals and aspirations, and outside appraisal. Number of awards and award amount varies.

Annual award for American Indian, Alaskan Native, African American or Chicano undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education in the M.I.T Program. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Preference given to first generation college students. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in History. Applicants must have completed at least 20 credits of history courses by the end of Winter quarter. Selection based on financial need and academic merit. Preference will be given to students studying American History. Applicants must have a FAFSA on file with the Office of Student Financial Aid. Number of awards may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education and are admitted to the M.I.T. Program or the SpedTep Program. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries with an emphasis on shellfish, seafood, and the marine environment. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries with an emphasis on preservation and improvement of the North Pacific fisheries. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are interested in quantitative sciences. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are participating in the German Express Plan to become fluent in German in one year. Students must complete German 100 (summer course) or 103; German 221 (an eccelerated equivalent of German 201and 202), offered every Autumn quarter; and German 203 and 301 in Winter quarter. Upon completion of sequence, stipends will be awarded to approximately 5 students for study in a German-speaking country during Spring and Summer quarters. Due date may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are doing research in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students (freshmen ineligible) attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Drama. Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA, and have been enrolled for a minimum of three quarters and a maximum of nine quarters. Selection is based on scholarly merit, financial need, and participation in department productions. Award amount is for one year full resident tuition. Due date may vary.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Psychology who have written papers for psychology classes. Papers must be submitted by faculty members during spring quarter. Students cannot apply directly for the award. Students are notified if they have been nominated. Due date, award amount and number of awards may vary.

Annual award for female undergraduate students who are active Sigma Iota Chapter members of the Kappa Delta Sorority at the University of Washington. Selection is based on academic excellence, service to the chapter, alumnae association or national Kappa Delta, service to the campus and community, financial need, personal objectives and goals, potential and recommendations. A personal statement and a recent professional quality photograph must be included with application packet.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Economics. Students are selected by the Economics Advising Office, based on academic merit. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for juniors attending the University of Washington who have been accepted into the Olympia State Legislative Intern Program or the Washington Center Intern Program. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and an interest in public service. Due date may vary.

Scholarship for sophomores, juniors or seniors attending the University of Washington who have a strong interest in research (experience not necessary), to conduct Biology and Chemistry related research at UW. Students must have completed at least one year of introductory biology and chemistry, and two advanced courses in biology or chemistry with a GPA of at least a B. Due date and number of awards may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students attending the University of Washington who are pursuing a career in Labor or Labor Management. Applicants must submit a 1-3 page statement outlining students planned career in labor-management relations and any preparation already undertaken for this career, and a letter of recommendation from at least one, and not more than two, faculty members. Number of awards may vary.

Scholarship for juniors, seniors or graduate students attending the University of Washington who are applying to the Paris Exchange Program. Applicants must have a minimmum 3.4 GPA, be in advanced French courses and have completed basic coursework in economics, politcal science, international studies or business. Students are automaticaly considered for award upon application to the Paris Exchange Program. Number of awards and award amount may vary.

Scholarship for American undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who have a desire to study abroad in Asia, Australia, New Zealand or the Pacific Island Nations. Applicants must show related academic/personal background, a study proposal appropriate to educational goals, feasibility of proposal in scope, method, and time frame, and a realistic budget to fund study abroad. In addition to application student must submit study proposal, recommendation from study abroad advisor, two additional references, official transcripts and curriculum vitae. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Annual fellowship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are pursing a MFA in Drama. In addition to scholarship application student must submit a resume, a snapshot (optional), and any other information which show students artistic ability. Some awards require financial need, therefore, applicants must have a FAFSA on file in the Financial Aid Office. Due date, award amount and number of awards vary.

Scholarship for juniors or seniors attending the University of Washington majoring in Fisheries who have an interest in conducting research in salmon and/or freshwater plankton. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and interest in research. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship undergraduate and graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington-Bothell enrolled in the Business degree program with concentration in Human Resources and Management. Due date and number of awards may vary. Contact the Universitys Financial Aid Office or the Foundation for more information and/or application.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries with an emphasis in fish nutrition. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students attending the University of Washington who are doing research on the fish and shellfish populations of the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Annual fellowships for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file and be nominated by a faculty member. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students who are registered nurses attending the University of Washington-Bothell enrolled in the Bachelor of Science Nursing program. Due date and number of awards may vary. Contact the Universitys Financial Aid Office or the Foundation for more information and/or application.

Annual year-long study abroad awards for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who have at least sophomore standing. Applicants must have a minimum UW GPA of 3.0. Japanese international students are ineligible. Number of awards and award amount may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are doing research that enhances and develops sports fishing in Lake Washington. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries with an emphasis in fish breeding research. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Annual award for Washington resident that has applied, or is currently enrolled, at the University of Washington-Tacoma (UWT) and is of mature age and has been previously or is currently employed in the workplace. Due date, number of awards and award amount varies. Contact the guidance office at UWT for additional information and/or application.

Scholarship for female undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in the University of Washington School of Pharmacy. Applicants mus be pursuing an active career in community-based pharmacy, and be in good standing. An interview may be required. Contact the Universitys Financial Aid Office or the Foundation for more information and/or application.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file and will be teaching students with disabilites (preferably preschool) upon graduation. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Annual fellowship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education whose emphasis is in early Elementary Education. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are active in the labor movement. Applicant must have high academic aptitude. Student will be required to write a brief statement and submit a letter of recommendation from a faculty member. Number of awards and award amount may vary.

Annual fellowship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, show financial need, and have a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education and are admitted to the M.I.T. Program or the SpedTep Program. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file and have the intent to teach grades K-3 upon graduation. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and interest in research. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for doctoral students of color who are attending the University of Washington and are majoring in Educational Psychology or an area of Leadership & Policy Studies. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Annual international research fellowships for undergraduate or graduate students attending the University of Washington pursuing a relevant Biomedical or Behavioral Science curriculum. Applicants must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Undergraduates must have an interest in pursuing health-related research; graduates must be enrolled in a research training program. Undergraduate fellowships are for a 10 week period (typically during the summer) in selected foreign countries; graduate fellowships are a 3-6 month training experience. Due date, number of awards and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students of Japanese descent who are attending the University of Washington. Selection based on academic achievement, financial need, and community service. Number of awards and award amount may vary.

Annual fellowship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education and are admitted to the M.I.T. Program or the SpedTep Program. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Preference given to students who will be teaching English Education Learners. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who have been accepted into the Scandinavian Department. Awards are based on academic achievement, educational objectives in the area of Swedish Language and Literature or area studies with a Swedish emphasis. Due date and number of awards may vary.

Scholarship for graduates of a Washington high school who are undergraduate students attending the University of Washington and are enrolled in the College of Education and are admitted to the M.I.T. Program or the SpedTep Program. Applicants must have a minimum 3.5 GPA, show financial need, and have a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for sophomores or juniors attending the University of Washington majoring in Danish who are in their second or third year of study. Selection based on academic achievement. Number of awards and award amounts may vary.

Annual fellowhip for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the Special Education Program. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, financial need, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences pursuing studies in the enhancement and preservation of the Puget Sound salmon resource. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who have advanced proficiency in German. Awards are applicable for year long exchange programs at participating universities in Germany (Duisberg, Free University of Berlin, Freiburg, Mainz, Technical University of Aachen, and Tubingen). Students pursuing any major are eligible, however, preference is given Architecture majors at the Technical University of Aachen. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for current undergraduate and graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Art or Art History. Undergraduates must have completed at least two quarters, and graduates must have completed at least one quarter as Art or Art History majors at UW prior to the autumn quarter. Number of awards and award amount may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the School of Business. Selection based on financial need and academic merit. Applicants must have a FAFSA on file with the Office of Student Financial Aid. Nonrenewable.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Drama. In addition to scholarship application student must submit a resume, a snapshot (optional), and any other information which show students artistic ability. Some awards require financial need, therefore, applicants must have a FAFSA on file in the Financial Aid Office. Due date, award amount and number of awards vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are pursuing a major in Fisheries. Selection based on merit, scholastic performance, and grade point average. Award amount, number of awards and due date may vary.

Scholarship for full-time undergraduate and graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Music. Selection based on auditions and academic standing. Auditions are held in late January or early February for the following academic year. Award amount and number of awards varies. Due dates are late December for graduates, and late January or early February for undergraduates. Due date, number of awards and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students attending the University of Washington majoring in History who have a strong interest in the history of non-western civilizations. In addition to application student must submit academic transcripts, and a 500-word page essay explaining the students interest in non-western historical study. Award amount is tuition for three quarters. Number of awards and award amount may vary.

Scholarship for minority undergraduates attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Communications. Awards are based on talent and motivation in Journalism or Advertising, academic achievement, career potential, and financial need. Awards are renewable with satisfactory academic progress. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries with an emphasis on aquaculture. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate or graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Drama with an emphasis in technical and theatre design programs. In addition to scholarship application student must submit a resume, a snapshot (optional), and any other information which show students artistic ability. Some awards require financial need, therefore, applicants must have a FAFSA on file in the Financial Aid Office. Due date,a ward amount and number of awards vary.

Scholarship for JAPANESE, KOREAN, or MANCHURIAN nationals with F1 visas who are UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON undergraduate students. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA. Applicants receiving any other University aid are ineligible. Applications are available in January. Contact the Student Financial Aid Scholarship Office for more information and/or application. E-MAIL: scholarq@u.washington.edu WEBSITE: http://www.washington.edu

Annual competition for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are pursuing a degree in History. Applicants can submit papers written for the competition or written for a history class. Three copies should be submitted. Nonrenewable.

Scholarship for full-time undergraduate and graduate students of Mexican descent attending the University of Washington. Applicants must have accumulated at least 12 undergraduate credits or 9 graduate credits and show financial need determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the Univeristy of Washington who are majoring in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Urban Planning and Architecture. Applicants must have received a bachelors degree from an accredited U.S. or Scandinavian university in the areas of civil engineering and architecture. In addition to application student must submit a research topic and plan of study, UW Graduate School application, official transcripts, official GRE test score, letters of recommendation, and portfolio. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Marine Invertebrates. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for graduates of Bainbridge Island High School who are undergraduate and graduate students attending the University of Washington who are pursuing a degree in Chinese Studies. The award will be given to the English Department for competition if there is no suitable applicant from the Chinese Studies Program. Due date, number of awards and award amount may vary

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Fisheries with an emphasis on research in fish toxicology and aquaculture. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the College of Education and are admitted to the M.I.T. Program or the SpedTep Program. Applicants must have a minimum 3.5 GPA, show financial need, have a completed FAFSA on file, and will teach Mathematics or Science upon graduation. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the Professional Actor Traing Program (PATP). In addition to scholarship application student must submit a resume, a snapshot (optional), and any other information which show students artistic ability. Some awards require financial need, therefore, applicants must have a FAFSA on file in the Financial Aid Office. Due date,a ward amount and number of awards vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are enrolled in the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences doing research on Alaska salmon. Selection based on merit, superior scholarship, and potential. Due date, award amount and number of awards varies.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Paper Science Engineering. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 college GPA or 3.5 high school GPA, and a minimum SAT Verbal score of 500 and math score of 550. Selection is based on academics, extracurricular achievements, financial need, and test scores. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for African-American graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Drama. In addition to scholarship application student must submit a resume, a snapshot (optional), and any other information which show students artistic ability. Some awards require financial need, therefore, applicants must have a FAFSA on file in the Financial Aid Office. Due date, award amount and number of awards vary. Nonrenewable.

Scholarship for undergraduate or graduate students attending the University of Washington who are majoring in History and are studying abroad in Europe. Selection based on academic achievement and purpose for studying abroad. Number of awards may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington-Bothell pursuing a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies concentrating in the areas of Global Studies; Society, Ethics and Human Behavior; or Science, Technology and the Environment. Due date and number of awards may vary. Contact the Universitys Financial Aid Office or the Foundation for more information and/or application.

Scholarship for graduate students attending the University of Washington-Bothell pursuing a Master of Education degree and a teaching certificate for kindergartn through eighth grade. Due date and number of awards may vary. Contact the Universitys Financial Aid Office or the Foundation for more information and/or application.

Scholarship for seniors attending the University of Washington who are majoring in Economics. Applicants must have financial need and maintained an academic standing that gives them a reasonable expectation of being able to earn their bachelors degree in economics. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students who are attending the University of Washington who are majoring in History. Selection based on research paper or project on a topic of the history of African Americans in the American West (North Dakota to Texas and west to the Pacific Ocean including Alaska and Hawaii) from 1528 to the present. Number of awards may vary.

Scholarship for incoming undergraduate students enrolling at the University of Washington. Selection based on academic achievement, financial need, demonstrated leadership, community service involvement, and extracurricular contributions to the University of Washington community. Due date and number of awards may vary.

Scholarship for undergraduate students attending the University of Washington who are pursuing a teaching certificate with the intent to work in a public school. Applicants must show financial need with a completed FAFSA on file. Student must submit a statement outlining professional goals and motivation to become an educator, and letters of recommendation. Deadlines and award amounts may vary.