Pennsylvania Scholarships for High School and College Students

To earn The Promise scholarship, students must: Graduate from high school in, or before, 2028 (the class of 2028 will be the final class to receive Promise scholarships-learn more), Be residents of the City of Pittsburgh, continuously, since 9th grade, Graduate from a PPS high school with a minimum cumulative, unweighted grade point average of 2.50 and an attendance record of 90% or above, andBe enrolled in Pittsburgh Public Schools*, or one of its charters, continuously, since 9th grade.Students who live in Wilkinsburg, graduate from Pittsburgh Public Schools, and meet all other requirements are eligible to receive Promise scholarships beginning...

The Berger and Green team has been serving injured and disabled people in Pennsylvania for over 40 years. We want to give back to the community and help the next generation of leaders and professionals. As part of our outreach efforts, we are offering an annual scholarship for students living with heart disease. Since 2017, our firm has been bestowing a $1,000 Heart Disease Scholarship upon one hardworking, eligible college student every year.Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States, and a growing number of young people are being diagnosed with the condition each year....

The objectives of the AIST Pittsburgh Chapter Scholarships are to reward and encourage AIST Pittsburgh Chapter area high school seniors or currently enrolled undergraduate students preparing for a career in engineering or metallurgy by providing a grant of financial support during full-time attendance at any accredited North American college or university.AwardsThe Pittsburgh Chapter scholarship program will award three (3) scholarships. Any candidate applying for a scholarship will only be eligible to win one of the aforementioned scholarships.EligibilityThe student must be the child (including step-child, adopted child or ward), grandchild or the spouse of an active AIST Pittsburgh Chapter member in...

The objectives of the AIST Philadelphia Member Chapter Scholarships are to reward and encourage AIST Philadelphia Chapter area students who are currently enrolled, and preparing for a career, in engineering or metallurgy by providing a grant of financial support during full-time attendance at any accredited college or university.  AwardsUp to one (1) US$5,000 one-year University Scholarships and up to (1) US$2,000 one-year College/Technical Scholarships will be available each year. The scholarship will be awarded to an AIST Philadelphia Chapter area student based on the criteria the Scholarship Award Committee has developed. If there are no applicants in engineering, materials science...

The Fred Rogers Scholars Program educates and inspires students interested in pursuing careers or graduate work in service of children, youth, and/or families in alignment with the mission of the Fred Rogers Institute. Coordinated by faculty and staff at the Fred Rogers Institute, Fred Rogers Scholars students will study from the Fred Rogers Archive and contribute to Institute-driven initiatives in the local community.In addition to Saint Vincent College's merit-based scholarships, each Fred Rogers Scholar receives an additional $2,500 per year and a myriad of opportunities to engage with scholars, professionals, and leaders within child and youth development, music, children’s health,...

The RTSS Program, in combination with the PA State Grant Program, provides scholarships to high academic achievers to cover the cost of attendance. Up to $2,500 for full-time and $1,250 for part-time students in total awards are offered in the 2023-24 academic year. The minimum award is $500.Students must be nominated by their postsecondary institution for participation in the program. Funding is limited for the program and awards are made on a first-come, first-served basis.Student Eligibility:With the exception of financial need, the student must meet all other PA State Grant eligibility requirements to qualify for RTSS. This includes the submission...

The PSPA is pleased to announce the Nathaniel Alston Student Achievement Scholarship Award. This award has been established by the PSPA to recognize students who have demonstrated the highest standards of the PA profession through their experience and knowledge by promoting goodwill, public recognition and professional development of the PA profession. An award of $2000 will be presented to three PA students. These awards will be selected on a competitive basis. Each student applicant will be competing against other student applicants from their respective PA Programs in Pennsylvania. The applicants’ essays will be judged by the members of the PSPA...

AAUW-Reading Branch has established a Graduate Scholarship Fund to annually award scholarships to Berks County women who are pursuing full or part-time graduate study at an accredited educational institution. The money will be awarded for the following academic year.   Academic excellence is expected and financial need must be demonstrated.The applicant shall provide a completed typed application form (may be typed directly online then printed out); a school transcript; a copy of last year’s tax return; and two signed letters of recommendation from faculty members of applicant’s previous educational institution. All the above materials must be compiled together and sent...

As a family law firm, we believe that children are the key to a bright future. This is why we are offering a $1,500 scholarship to a promising student whose diligence, aspiration, and hard work deserve to be rewarded. No one who seeks the enlightenment of a college education should be denied one for financial reasons. Good luck, scholars!Talk about a passion or hobby of yours that brings you joy. Does this passion connect to your academic or career aspirations, or is it more closely tied to your personal life goals? Explain the positive impact you hope it has on...

The Kyle B. Wilson Scholarship fund was created to keep Kyle’s legacy alive while assisting students and their families who find themselves in extra-ordinary financial circumstances. The scholarship’s funds are intended to help students and their families pay for the many expenses related to a quality education.ELIGIBILITY CRITERIATo be eligible for the scholarship applicants must:Applicants must reside in Allegheny or Beaver county or have parents or grandparents residing in Allegheny or Beaver countyHave a minimum 3.0 overall GPAProvide one completed application, personal reference, high school transcript and essayAttend an accredited college preparatory high school, two-year or four-year college/university in pursuit...

The Robert J. Trace Scholarship fund was set up by Robert J. Trace and his family. Bob served as a Department Officer for an incredible fifty years, one as Judge Advocate and 49 as Finance Officer from the Central Judicial Section. Bob was also an Honorary Past Department Commander. Legionnaires of his caliber are hard to find, his dedication and contribution to the Pennsylvania American Legionnaire is legendary. Education was very important to Bob and his family.The Robert J. Trace Scholarship fund was established to assist young patriotic students achieve their academic dreams.The Robert J. Trace Scholarship Fund is available...

Doctor Almo Sebastianelli Drum Corps Scholarship is available to any senior residing in Pennsylvania who meets the following criteria:  A child or grandchild of a Pennsylvania legionnaire in good standingor a child or grandchild of a deceased Pennsylvania Legionnaire. EligibilityTo be eligible a student must be a member of a high school band who is going on to higher education majoring in music. The Student needs to include his/her current high school transcript. The higher education school must be in Pennsylvania, letter of college acceptance must be included. Selection will be made by the members of the committee. One winner will...