Scholarship Partners
College Board partnerships connect students like you to funding to help pay for college.
Some of our partners offer more than one scholarship, with varying deadlines. For more information, see the partner's website.
American Indian Science and Engineering Society
Offers awards to American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander students in the STEM fields.
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American Savings Foundation
The Robert T. Kenney Scholarship program awards scholarships primarily based on need to students within our 64 town service area who are attending community college, 4-year college or university, or an accredited technical/vocational program.
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APIA Scholars
Offers awards to qualified students of Asian and Pacific Islander heritage.
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Boettcher Foundation
Scholarships for Colorado high school seniors attending four-year institutions in Colorado.
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Children of Fallen Patriots
This is a rolling application deadline open year-round. Families can enroll with Children of Fallen Patriots to get started.
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Cobell Scholarship (awarded by Indigenous Education, Inc.)
Offers merit- and need-based scholarships to qualified American Indian and Alaska Native students.
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Daniels Fund
Offers need-based scholarships to residents of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
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The Ford Family Foundation
Offers scholarships to qualified residents of the state of Oregon, and of Siskiyou County, California, with demonstrated financial need.
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The Gates Scholarship
Offers last-dollar scholarships for Pell-eligible, minority high school seniors.
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George Snow Scholarship Fund
Offers need-based scholarships to residents of Palm Beach County, Florida.
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Greenhouse Scholars
Provides scholarships for students with financial need who are residents of Colorado, Georgia, Illinois or North Carolina.
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Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Offers merit- and need-based scholarships to qualified Hispanic American students.
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Horatio Alger Association
Offers scholarships to students who have faced and overcome great obstacles in their young lives and have demonstrated financial need.
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Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
Offers scholarships to qualified students with demonstrated financial need.
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The Jackie Robinson Foundation
Offers scholarships and leadership development to minority students.
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Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation
Provides scholarships to children of veteran, active duty, and reserve Marines. Children of U.S. Navy corpsmen, Navy chaplains, and religious program specialists who have been attached to a Marine Corps unit are also eligible.
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Ron Brown Scholar Program
Offered to African American high school seniors, this scholarship focuses on leadership and civic engagement.
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Sachs Foundation
Provides scholarships to Black and African American high school seniors residing in Colorado.
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Society of Women Engineers
Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Scholarships support college and university students who identify as a female/woman and are pursuing an ABET-accredited bachelor or graduate student program in preparation for careers in engineering, engineering technology and computer science globally.
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Southern Scholars Initiative
Offers merit- and need-based scholarships to African American students who are residents of low-income rural communities in the South.
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Sunrise Scholars Foundation
The Sunrise Scholars scholarship program is open to high-achieving Florida juniors who come from low-income and underrepresented backgrounds.
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TheDream.US
Undergraduate scholarships for highly motivated undocumented DREAMers in high school or college.
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United Negro College Fund (UNCF)
Offers scholarships to qualified African American students with demonstrated financial need.
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Washington State Opportunity Scholarship
Provides scholarships to low- and middle-income Washington state residents planning to earn an associate degree, certificate, apprenticeship, or bachelor's degree in STEM or healthcare at a Washington state institution.
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