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American Indian College Fund scholarships for American Indian and Alaska Native students at tribal colleges and other accredited nonprofit schools, with one yearly application.
Best for: American Indian and Alaska Native students seeking one College Fund application for tribal college or nonprofit school awards.
Limitation: Identity eligibility is required, and detailed fund matching sits behind the application process. Confirm each award on the sponsor page.
Desjardins Foundation and local Desjardins caisse scholarships for members in Quebec and Ontario, with fixed amounts from vocational training to doctoral study and one yearly application window each spring.
Best for: Desjardins members in Quebec or Ontario who are heading to vocational school, CEGEP, college or university next fall.
Limitation: The main award requires Desjardins membership, the window is shown without a year, and local caisse rules are not public off-season.
Indspire funding for First Nations, Inuit and Métis students in Canada, with public fund profiles and shared application intake dates.
Best for: First Nations, Inuit and Métis students exploring Canadian postsecondary funding and checking whether particular sponsors support their studies or community.
Limitation: Many fund profiles omit award amounts, and regional, program or enrollment requirements can narrow the opportunities available to an individual student.
Multi-award portal for students at the universities of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE). Build an account and profile, then apply to each matched fund.
Best for: Students at a Pennsylvania state system university who want to see which foundation awards fit their major and level.
Limitation: Award dates and amounts sit behind sign-in, so the public list shows names only and deadlines may be out of date.
Scholarship America lists scholarship programs it administers for sponsors, with public award summaries, education levels, locations and application cycle labels.
Best for: Students comparing sponsor-administered scholarships who want public summaries of education levels, locations, award amounts and application status before opening individual programs.
Limitation: Deadlines may be out of date because most award pages show closed cycles, and each program sets its own rules.
The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) runs a searchable list of its own scholarships, many for Black students and students at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). For students across the United States; each award sets its own rules.
Best for: Black students and students bound for historically Black colleges who want current UNCF awards they can sort by state and major.
Limitation: There is no filter for financial need, though most awards require it, and applying to any award requires a free UNCF account.
Worthington Scholarship Foundation multi-year award for graduates of partner Maine public high schools with financial need who enroll full-time at partner Maine colleges.
Best for: Maine seniors at partner public high schools with financial need who plan to attend a partner Maine college full-time.
Limitation: It is a single scholarship limited to partner high schools and colleges, and the site has no privacy policy.