1) AFA Teens for Alzheimer's Awareness College Scholarship:

For college-bound high school juniors and seniors. Applicants need to write an essay on Alzheimer, and one winner gets the grand prize of $5,000.

(www.afateens.org)

2) Coca-Cola Scholarships:

For college-bound high school students.  The scholarship is $25,000, and one award is given each year.

(www.ncaa.com/collegebound)

3) Best Buy Scholarship:

For college-bound high school students with strong academic background and community service. 60 awards of $1,000 to $25,000 are available.

(www.bestbuy.com)

4) Signet Classics Scholarship:

For high school juniors and seniors writing an essay on one of the four topics determined by the committee every year.  5 scholarships  of 1,000 each are available.

(us.penguingroup.com)

5) Bank of America Scholarships:

For junior or senior high school students who are able to participate in an 8-week paid internship program in Washington, DC. Number and amount of awards vary.

(www.bankofamerica.com/foundation)

6) America's Junior Miss Scholarship Program:

For college-bound high school girls. Several awards of varying amounts are available each year for female students participating in a number of contests.

(www.ajm.org)

7) US Bank Internet Scholarships:

For high school seniors applying to college or university.  30 scholarships of $1,000 each are available.

(www.usbank.com/studentbanking)

8) American Planning Association High School Essay Contest:

For high school juniors and seniors writing an essay on certain topics.  11 scholarships of $5,000 each are available.

(www.planning.org/essay)

9) CBAI Annual Scholarships:

For high school seniors statewide.  Students are asked to write an essay.  13 scholarships of $4,000 each are available.

(www.cbai.com)

10) Youth Foundation Scholarship:

For high school seniors planning to attend a 4-year college program. All fields of study are applicable. Several scholarships of $2500 to $4000 are available.

(www.fdncenter.org/grantmaker/youthfdn)

11) Walt Disney Company Foundation Scholarship:

For high school seniors planning to major in business administration or fine arts programs.  1 scholarship worth $5000 is available.

(www.ja.org/programs/programs_schol.shtml)

12) Junior Achievement Nelnet Scholarship:

For high school seniors with a minimum GPA of 3.00 who demonstrate financial need.  10 awards of 1000 available.

(www.studentcenter.ja.org)

13) Bruce Lee Scholarships:

For graduating high school seniors who are planning to enroll in university.  Several awards of $5000 are available.

(www.uspaacc.com/student/Bruce_Lee_Scholarship.htm)

14) College Matters Scholarship:

For high school graduates or seniors who plan to enroll in college.  Several scholarships ranging between $1000 - $5000 each are available.

(No website; send applications/inquiries to "College Matters, PO Box 380287, Cambridge, MA 02238)

15) KFC Colonel's Scholars Scholarship:

For high school seniors planning to attend college.  Several scholarships of $5000 each are available

(www.kfcscholars.org)

16) Apple Scholarships:

For college-bound high school seniors who are planning to attend a 2- or 4-year college or university.  10 winners are chosen, each receive a MacBook Pro, iPod Nano, and $2000.

(www.apple.com/education/students/scholars)

17) The 7th Generation Community Service Scholarships:

For high school seniors or graduates who are planning to enroll in a 4-year university or college. Several awards of up to $20000 are available.

(www.7thgeneration.org/Programs.asp)

18) You can Make a Difference Senior Scholarships:

For high school seniors are willing to make a difference in a technological subject, and will, to this aim, write a proposal on a project related to software development. The software should have some use for a charity. Several awards of up to $5000 are available.

(www.highscholarships.com for more updates; no website)

19) Al Neuharth Free Spirit Scholarship:

For senior high school students who show free spirit and are interested in a career and education in journalism.  Several scholarships of a minimum of $1000 are available.

(www.freedomforum.org/freespirit)

20) Sam Walton Community Scholarships:

For senior high school students planning to attend an accredited US university or college approved by the Wal-Mart Foundation. Selection is based on financial need, academic merit, ACT/SAT scores, and extracurricular involvement.  Several scholarships of $1000 to $25000 are available.

(www.walmartstores.com/CommunityGiving/8732.aspx)

21) Most Valuable Student Competition:

For senior high school students who are US citizens.  Selection is based on leadership, financial need and scholarship.  500 awards of $1000 to $15000 are available.

(www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.cfm)

22) Proton Energy System Scholarships for High School Seniors:

Recently launched by Proton Energy Systems, and aimed at high school seniors across the United States. Four-year undergraduate scholarships available up to $100,000 each. Applicants are evaluated based on academic performance, financial need, leadership, work ethics and community involvement. First applications are for 2010.

(www.protonenergyscholarship.org)

Finally, don't forget to check our other pages, scholarships for high school freshman, sophomores and juniors (clicking on the icons at the top left corner of this page), where scholarships that are open to all high school students (which often include seniors, too) are covered.  Note though that they will be slightly more competitive since these are open to other grade levels, too.

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