Oregon Scholarships for High School and College Students

Scholarship Information for Graduating Siuslaw and Mapleton Seniors Overview If you are a graduating senior from Siuslaw or Mapleton, scholarship applications are available each year to help fund the next step in your education. Below are the key dates, requirements, and process details. Who is eligible - Graduating seniors from Siuslaw High School or Mapleton High School are eligible to apply. - Scholarships are offered for students headed to four-year colleges, community colleges, and approved trade or vocational programs. Important dates and how to submit - The application period opens January 1 and closes February 28 for the following academic...

Founded in 2002 by former University of Oregon and NFL quarterback Joey Harrington, the Harrington Family Foundation (HFF) has invested more than $2 million in Oregon students. HFF supports the state’s emerging leaders through need-based leadership scholarships, mentorship, and a connected community network. Oregon Community Leadership Scholarship overview - Each academic year HFF awards five scholarships to Oregon high school seniors who plan to enroll full-time at an accredited Oregon university, college, or trade school. - The award is renewable for up to four years, providing $6,250 per year — $25,000 total per recipient — and the scholarship program is...

Overview Oregon 4-H offers statewide scholarships for eligible 4-H members planning to continue their education. These awards are funded largely by donors who support 4-H and Oregon State University; some scholarships are limited to applicants who are current or future OSU students. Each individual scholarship carries its own eligibility rules set by the donor. Who is eligible - Currently enrolled in Oregon 4-H. - Minimum of three years of 4-H membership (this total may include the current year and does not need to be consecutive). - High school senior (Spring 2026 awards are for students graduating in 2026). - Plans...

Intro OSAC scholarships can only be applied toward attendance at U.S. colleges or universities that participate in Title IV federal student aid programs. Note: U.S. military academies are excluded. Eligibility Unless a specific scholarship states otherwise, applicants must meet the following criteria: - Be either a U.S. citizen or an eligible noncitizen who is in the United States for reasons other than a temporary stay, and who intends to become a permanent U.S. resident. - Meet Oregon residency requirements. Residency is established in any of the following ways: - An independent student — or the parents of a dependent student...

Oregon Community Foundation (OCF) oversees one of the nation’s largest private scholarship programs, distributing thousands of awards each year. Our funds back a broad range of fields, interests, and student situations — from recent high school graduates to undergraduates, graduate students, and adults returning to school for career training or advancement. At the heart of every OCF scholarship is the conviction that post‑secondary education is a critical investment in Oregon’s future. Pence Contractors Diversity in Leadership Scholarship — Application Scholarship Purpose This award is intended to help students from underrepresented backgrounds pursue construction engineering management degrees in Oregon or otherwise...

Overview The OSAC Scholarship Application lets current and prospective Oregon students submit a single application to be considered for many awards at once. Each year OSAC distributes more than $10 million through over 600 individual scholarships. Important dates The 2026–27 OSAC Scholarship Application is now open. Submit by the Early-Bird deadline: February 17, 2026. The final cutoff is March 2, 2026. Both deadlines close at 11:59 PM Pacific Time. Where awards can be used Scholarship funds are intended for use at U.S. colleges and universities that participate in Title IV federal student aid programs. (Note: U.S. military academies are not...

Each year the Coalition of Oregon School Administrators (COSA) either sponsors or helps administer five one-time college scholarships of $1,000 each for Oregon high school seniors. These awards are available to students planning to attend a 2- or 4-year college or university, a trade school, or a professional/technical program. One application covers all COSA scholarship opportunities for which you qualify. Available awards (five total; $1,000 each) - Two scholarships funded by the COSA / California Casualty partnership — open to graduating seniors who meet the eligibility standards below. - One scholarship from OALA (Oregon Association of Latino Administrators) — awarded...

Introduction For decades, members and supporters of the Portland Lodge have worked to raise funds that advance our mission: cultivating leadership, serving the community, and advocating for civil rights. We are grateful to the local community for its sustained support over the years. Our signature programs that benefit from this backing include scholarships, a national essay contest, and the Asian American Youth Leadership Conference. The scholarships and essay contest are intended to assist students who will become tomorrow’s leaders. Eligibility - The national essay contest is open to high school students nationwide (residents of any U.S. state may enter). -...

Introduction The ONF provides scholarships for students pursuing careers in ornamental horticulture and related disciplines. There are 21 distinct awards funded by individual donors and OAN chapters to help develop the next generation of green industry professionals. The ONF scholarship committee selects recipients each spring. Applications are judged on career goals in horticulture, academic performance, and financial need. Who is eligible Students preparing for a career in ornamental horticulture or closely related fields are eligible to apply. A full list of available scholarships is posted on our List of Scholarships page. When you submit an application, it will be reviewed...

Overview The Oregon Dairy Women scholarships support students connected to dairying or studying fields that affect the dairy industry. Deadlines, award amounts, eligibility rules, and required materials are listed below. 4‑Year College/University Scholarship — $3,000 annually Eligibility - Major in Animal Science, Food Science, Veterinary Science, Nutrition, Dietetics, or another discipline that relates to or impacts the dairy industry; OR be the son/daughter of an Oregon dairy family, have worked on an Oregon dairy for at least two years, or have completed a 4‑H or FFA dairy project for four years in Oregon. - Be a full‑time student at a...

Purpose The Centennial Education Scholarship provides financial assistance to Oregon nursing students enrolled in pre-licensure programs (BSN or ADN) and to registered nurses pursuing a BSN at an accredited Oregon school of nursing. The award is intended to cover costs associated with completing a pre-licensure or BSN program, including tuition, fees, and other direct educational expenses. Who is eligible - Must be actively enrolled and currently taking core nursing curriculum courses in a nursing program in Oregon that is approved by the Oregon State Board of Nursing (OSBN). - Eligible students include those in pre-licensure BSN or ADN programs and...

Intro The Oregon Cattlemen’s Association (OCA) is accepting scholarship applications for students who will be enrolled full-time at a community college or university for the 2026–2027 academic year. Eligible applicants include sophomores, juniors, seniors, and graduate students. Scholarships may be used for tuition expenses. Key dates and award information - Application deadline: May 1, 2026 (postmark/receipt by this date required). - Total funds available: up to $9,000.00. - Scholarship recipients may be announced at the OCA Mid-Year meeting on June 26, 2026, in Madras, Oregon. - Award payments will be made directly to the recipient’s school to cover tuition. Who...