Graceland Scholarships
Graceland College — A single core institutional scholarship tailored to the student's strengths and interests.
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1,806 Agriculture & Environment Scholarships for Chinese students scholarships are open to students heading to the United States — 412 of them fully funded and the next deadline is 30 September 2026 (Elizabeth Stepp Goff Memorial Scholarship).
1,806 scholarships · fully funded first
closing soonGraceland College — A single core institutional scholarship tailored to the student's strengths and interests.
Graceland College — A competitive scholarship that is one of the highest level scholarships at Graceland.
Graceland College — A competitive scholarship intended for students involved in the arts.
Graceland College — A competitive scholarship for students involved in theatre.
Graceland College — An additional scholarship available for eligible students.
Graceland College — A scholarship available to eligible students potentially based on academic merits.
Graceland College — An endowed scholarship focused on students involved in technology.
Graceland College — A scholarship supported by alumni for eligible students.
Harford Community College — The scholarship pays up to $5,000 a year for tuition and fees. FAFSA® is not required to apply.
Harford Community College — The award is based on student needs and discretion. Applicants must write a 200-250 essay describing their career goals.
Harford Community College — This College-funded scholarship is awarded based on financial need and covers both tuition and fees.
Harford Community College — One scholarship, up to $5,000, is awarded per cohort and can be used toward tuition, fees, textbooks, and program associated costs.
Harford Community College — Awarded to residents pursuing a Workforce Development certificate. Can be used in combination with other scholarships.
Harford Community College — Provides assistance to students engaged in vocational skilled areas, apprenticeship programs, and workforce partnerships.
Hollins College — Full tuition for four years.
Hollins College — Cost of tuition, food, housing, and required fees fully covered with no loans.
Hollins College — Up to $2,000 per year.
Hollins College — At least $25,000 per year.
Hollins College — One-time visit grant of up to $1,000.
Hollins College — One-time, one-year $500 grant.
Hollins College — Scholarships for students who choose to attend a women’s college.
Franklin and Marshall College — Merit scholarships awarded at the time of admission and renewable for up to eight semesters.
Franklin and Marshall College — Engage in field and laboratory research within the local Conestoga River watershed.
Franklin and Marshall College — Participate in a writing community and develop writing-related programs.
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412 of the 1,806 awards are fully funded; the rest are partial. Most of these awards come from Creighton University (20) and Regent University (17). The next closing date is 30 September 2026, for Elizabeth Stepp Goff Memorial Scholarship.
Yes — 412 of them, including Stanford Knight-Hennessy Scholars, Swinburne Welcome Scholarship 2026 and Terence Grier Entrance Scholarship.
Elizabeth Stepp Goff Memorial Scholarship closes on 30 September 2026.
We list 1,806. Each card shows the award type, level, eligibility and deadline.
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