Applicants can be graduating high school seniors, current college students, and graduate students who have a high school diploma or GED from qualifying high schools in California or Nevada.
HTIC offers reduced tuition for the first term of study for students with U.S. citizenship or U.S. legal permanent resident status who are applying to the Associate in Arts (Liberal Arts) degree program.
The Hispanic Educators Association of Nevada (HEAN) in conjunction with Ronald McDonald Charities offer a $1,000 scholarship to Hispanic/Latino students who are pursuing education as their college major.
InspirASIAN recognizes truly amazing students from local communities. This scholarship is for residents of one of the states or metropolitan areas with InspirASIAN chapters.
The Joshua L. Anderson Memorial Foundation was created in 1992 to award scholarships to deserving student athlete graduates from high schools in Northern Nevada.
The Rogers Foundation will offer a minimum of 12 annual full scholarships to attend Kentucky Wesleyan College. These scholarships are open to current high school Seniors in the Clark County School District, as well as transferring college freshmen and sophomores enrolled in a college in Southern Nevada.
The PB&J scholarship awards students who have experienced challenges in their life that may not have allowed them to perform well academically but still have the drive to succeed.
This scholarship is for Unitarian Universalist Ministerial students from throughout the Pacific Western Region, with preference given to those who have a connection to the Pacific Southwest District.
The Reno Rodeo Foundation Scholarship program has endeavored to promote educational opportunities to eligible Northern Nevada high school graduates since its inception in 1986.
For students attending WVU at Morgantown, Keyser, or Beckley. Values are different depending on the campus you will be attending. This is a recurring scholarship per year for up to four undergraduate years or completion of a bachelor’s degree – whichever comes first.
This scholarship is for applicants who have continuously resided in the United States since November 1, 2014 up to the present time and have had no lawful status.
This scholarship is available to high school students in Clark County School District in Nevada who want to attend colleges, trade schools, and universities.
