Large national scholarships continue this month! Are you ready? Learn what you need to do to win. There is a five step process that must be followed. Mark your calendar, these opportunities are knocking and preparation should begin NOW!

Time is of the essence! Did you know that 75% of all scholarships will be closed by March 15th? 

Path to Scholarships® Workbook guides high school and college students to prepare and win scholarships! It is your personal treasure map!

Complete these five steps to successfully apply to college and for scholarships.

1. Community Service
2. Resume
3. College and Scholarship Essays 
4. Recommendation Letters
5. Official Transcript

Download List of U.S. & International Scholarships & Resources for High School and College Students

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 High School Student Scholarships  

• Future Farmers of America (FFA) Scholarships Due: 2/1 http://bit.ly/1NVsULl
• SportQuest Scholarships (Varsity athletes 10th-12th) Due: 2/1 http://bit.ly/1j4gy55
• College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) Scholarship Due: 2/1 http://bit.ly/1g5PnlB
• MathMovesU Scholarship (6th-8th Graders) Due: 2/5 http://bit.ly/1t8xgXP
• Davidson Fellows Scholarships (Gifted & Talented – Age 18 & Younger) Due: 2/10 http://bit.ly/1kyy4Qq
• Courageous Persuaders Scholarship (9th-12th) Due: 2/11 http://bit.ly/1d7kfTr
• Jesse Brown Memorial Scholarship (Volunteer with Disabled American Veterans) Due: 2/12 http://bit.ly/1dk5IFR
• Alzheimer’s Foundation of America College Scholarship Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/KOBDT8
• RiSE Foundation Scholarship (learning disabilities) Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/1AXXtHo
• Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarships (minority) Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/1TpZupd
• Military Commanders’ Scholarship Fund (parents are active duty, reserve, or retired U.S. military) Due: 2/17 http://bit.ly/1ak6xsb
• You Can Make a Difference Poster Contest (9th-12th) Due: 2/18 http://bit.ly/1a6AwXE
• The Spirit of Anne Frank Award (community service/project based) Due: 2/19 http://bit.ly/1CDQiVX
• The Vegetarian Resource Group Scholarship Due: 2/20 http://bit.ly/1zRWXv8
• Albert Lee Wright, Jr. Memorial Migrant Scholarship Due: 2/26 http://bit.ly/22yGECf
• Que Llueva Cafe Scholarship (undocumented) Due: 2/27 http://bit.ly/1t8GraB

High School and College Student Scholarships

• United Negro College Fund Due: 2/1 http://bit.ly/1dk76rP
• Jimmy Rane Foundation Scholarship Due: 2/4 http://bit.ly/1cUuTIU
• BMI Student Composer Scholarship (9th-graduate) Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/1A1sbkP
• The DREAM Scholarships for DACA or TPS Eligible Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/1y6EIz9
• American Welding Society Scholarships (multiple scholarships) Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/1cXBplF
• Create a Greeting-Card Scholarship (9th – graduate school) Due: 2/25 http://bit.ly/WhFXjb
• Book Industry Charitable Foundation (work or parent’s work in bookstore) Due: 2/26 http://bit.ly/1A1yRiG
• Buick Achievers Scholarship Program (based on major) Due: 2/27 http://bit.ly/1lNoVPg
• CBCF General Mills Health Scholarship Program (African-American) Due: 2/28 http://bit.ly/1Tqd9N4
• Brandon Goodman Memorial Scholarship (9th – graduate school) Due: 2/29 http://bit.ly/1fXyub2

College Student Scholarships

• Landscape Architecture Foundation Scholarships & Fellowships Due: 2/1 http://bit.ly/1lWReO6
• American Bar Association Law Writing Competition (Law students) Due: 2/1 http://bit.ly/KDccmr
• Harry S. Truman Scholars Program (Juniors for public service) Due: 2/2 http://1.usa.gov/1d1KBSs
• Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship (intrest in fraud) Due: 2/5 http://bit.ly/1oisSzt
• Peermusic Latin Scholarship Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/1vanhLQ
• SAE Engineering Scholarships (multiple scholarships) Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/1uRMTkk
• Landscape Architecture Foundation Scholarships Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/1lWReO6
• National Hydropower Association Past Presidents’ Legacy Scholarship Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/LyDzyi
• John Lennon Scholarship (song writer/composer) Due: 2/15 http://bit.ly/1CDQzs9
• Society of Women Engineers Scholarship (engineering, technology, computer science) Due: 2/16 http://bit.ly/1iIbalm
• Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Public Policy Fellowship (college graduate within past 2 years) Due: 2/16 http://bit.ly/1Vq1xLi
• The American Bar Association Ed Mendrzycki Essay Contest (Law students) Due: 2/19 http://bit.ly/15eW4SJ

Major Universities Providing Four Year Full Tuition Undergraduate Merit-Based Scholarships!  Keep in mind for next year!

• QuestBridge Due: 9/26 http://bit.ly/VAfwVS
• All universities in Germany! Due: Varies by university http://cbsn.ws/1s01MPi
• Boston University Due: 12/1 http://bit.ly/1rXaWMO 20 awards 
• Middle Tennessee State University Due: 12/1 http://bit.ly/1uBKAja 20 awards 
• University of British Columbia, Canada Due: 12/10 http://bit.ly/1tvGRXh
• Tulane University Due: 12/15 http://bit.ly/Wf0wvQ 125 awards 
• University of Melbourne, Australia Due: 1/31 http://bit.ly/1vgsXnO

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Our listing of scholarships is not exhaustive. We encourage students to also look for scholarships at their high school, colleges, community, churches, clubs, scholarship books, Internet search engines, and other scholarship websites. We never promise that a student will win a scholarship, but if they follow the five steps by completing the FREE online Five-Step e-Course they can build a strong foundation to highly increase their chances of winning scholarships.