This page contains a table that lists current local, state, and private scholarships. New scholarships are added as we become aware of them, so check this site frequently to find the most current scholarship opportunities.
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We also list scholarship information on the bulletin board outside of the Financial Aid Office in the Administration Building.
Private Scholarships
| Scholarship Name | Due Date |
|---|---|
| ACE Fitness – Military families make sacrifices every day – from managing the stress of deployment to moving across the globe to put duty first. At ACE, we not only salute active duty, reserve and veterans of our U.S. Armed Forces for their service, we salute them for all of the sacrifices they’ve made throughout their lives. To show our appreciation, we are proud to offer 20% off all ACE materials (or our current best offer, whichever is greater). We also participate in the Post 9/11 G.I. Bill and the Military Spouse Career Advancement Account (MyCAA benefits). | Varies |
| American Water Works Association -The Pacific Northwest Section of the American Water Works Association is offering scholarships to students attending colleges and universities in our region, including community colleges. These scholarships are intended for students whose major coursework may point them toward a career in the public water supply industry. Eligible academic areas include, but are not limited to: water supply operation/technology, civil or environmental engineering, water resources, public administration/finance and environmental health. | March 1 (Annually) |
| An Eve to remember Scholarship Foundation Inc. – This Scholarship Foundation was started in memory of Eve Estella Estudillo. We are honoring her memory by giving to something she was very passionate about. An education in the sciences. This scholarship is available to students who are pursuing higher education in the sciences. | April 30 (annually) |
| Army ROTC – offers scholarships and financial assistance to qualified students. Those who receive scholarships and financial assistance will have a virtually guaranteed job as a leader in the US Army upon graduation. Available scholarships and financial assistance can include up to full tuition and fees for Boise State, funds for books, plus a monthly stipend. Whether you are already a Bronco, or are a high school student planning to attend BSU, Army ROTC has options available for you. | Varies |
| Ashley Dawn haskin Scholarship – It is the goal of Paul Community Church and the Haskin’s family to honor the memory of Ashley by awarding multiple scholarships each year. The Ashley Dawn Haskin Scholarship is made available through the courageous battle Ashley Dawn Haskin had with cancer. She passed away at age 7. An endowment fund was established in 1993 for the purpose of awarding scholarships each year beginning in 2003, the year Ashley would have graduated. | April 11 (annually) |
| Assistance League of Boise Student Scholarship for the Hard of Hearing – This scholarship supports hard of hearing graduating seniors from Ada County, Idaho, or continuing higher education students residing in Ada County, pursuing education at an accredited institution in the US. Scholarships are awarded based on financial need, academics, leadership, and extracurricular involvement. | April 1 (annually) |
| Boise State University Dr. Ralph R. Jones MD FACS Pre-Medical Summer 2025 Research Fellowship – Boise State University annually awards competitive research fellowships for Boise State students to collaborate with research scientists. The pre-medical students selected for this fellowship award will receive a stipend for participating in bench research setting and assisting with research activities. A student award of $6000.00 is offered to facilitate student involvement in collaborative research on topics of interest to the student and as preparation for a future medical school application. Fellowships at Boise State are awarded in a combined Employee/Educational Experience format. Fellows will complete timesheets for hours worked, which is subject to payroll withholding. Fellows will also participate in some mandatory, non-compensatory educational opportunities. The recipient is expected to and should anticipate committing to typically a minimum of 40 hours per week for 10 weeks in the selected lab during the summer of 2025. Eligibility and Application Instructions | March 1 (Annually) |
| Citizens Bank – No essays, no report cards—just a couple easy steps and you’re entered. The Citizens Scholarship is giving away $2,500 every month to students and parents. | Varies |
| CyberCorps – CyberCorps Scholarship through the Bronco Shield program aims to offer scholars comprehensive exposure to integrated AI and cybersecurity | March 1 (Annually) |
| COCA-COLA Scholars Foundation – To be eligible for the COCA-COLA Scholars Foundation, applicants must be current high school/home-schooled student, U.S. citizen and planning to pursue a degree at an accredited U.S. college or university. | September 30 (annually) |
| Department of Homeland Security Scholarships – The Department of Homeland Security offers a variety of prestigious scholarships, fellowships, internships and training opportunities to expose talented students to the broad national security mission. | Varies |
| Far West Agribusiness Association Scholarship – FWAA scholarship program has been designed to provide outstanding high school and collegiate students with financial assistance to pursue their education at a college, university, or trade school in the United States. There will be two selection pools, one for graduating high school seniors and one for current college students. | April 4 (annually) |
| Fulbright Scholar Program – The Fulbright Scholar Program offers U.S. faculty, administrators and professionals grants to lecture, conduct research in a wide variety of academic and professional fields, or to participate in seminars. | Varies |
| Golden Garden Club Scholarship – The purpose of the GGC scholarship is to support and advance the educational efforts of community members residing in Districts of Garden Clubs of Idaho, Inc., with highest consideration given to applicants enrolled in the study of horticultural education, environmental education or sciences, or biology as related to stated courses. Applicants need to complete the provided application and essay, as outlined. | March 1 (Annually) |
| Grandio Greenhouses Sustainability Scholarship – Backyard Living Source, Inc. and the Grandio Greenhouses® will be offering $500 each to 5 eligible applicants who will be randomly selected. Eligible applicants will be pursuing an education in horticulture, agriculture, or business. Recipients must attend school the semester the scholarship is awarded. | 07/31/2025 |
| Hagan Scholarship Foundation – The Hagan Scholarship is a nationwide need-based merit scholarship, providing recipients “regardless of nationality” with the opportunity to achieve their goals and graduate college debt-free. The intended recipient is a high-achieving goal-driven student having substantial financial need. | March 31 (annually) |
| Idaho AGC – The Idaho AGC is the state’s largest network of construction professionals. This scholarship awards $1500 to full-time, higher education students seeking a career in construction. | April 28 (annually) |
| Idaho Community Foundation – ICF manages over 70 different scholarship funds – each customized according to the desires of the fund creator. Each has its own eligibility criteria, application requirements, and review process. Many have their own applications, deadlines, and eligibility requirements. Please visit their website and click on the name of each fund to learn more about the criteria and how to apply. | Varies |
| ISACA Boise Chapter – The ISACA Boise Chapter is proud to offer a $1,000 scholarship for the 2025-2026 academic school year. This scholarship is to promote students studying in the related fields of: Computer Science, Information Systems and Security, Information Assurance, Secure Software Development, or Accounting (IT audit focus). Scholarship Application Form – (Please fill out the required form) | February (annually) |
| Kids’ Chance of Idaho – Kids’ Chance of Idaho provides college scholarships for students whose parents died or suffered serious injuries while at work. Last school year our awards averaged $3,000 with some students receiving as much as $5,000 and we have provided repeat awards for each year students pursue their educational goals. Kids’ Chance of Idaho applications require that the parent who suffered the workplace injury or death was entitled to receive benefits under Idaho’s workers’ compensation law. Applicants must be Idaho residents between 16-25 years of age | April 15 (annually) |
| Larry J. May Hospitality management Scholarship – This scholarship is open to all Idaho residents enrolled full-time or part-time in a hospitality industry related program at an accredited public or private college or university. Both degree-seeking and certificate-seeking students are eligible. Hospitality-related programs include (but are not limited to) hotel/lodging, culinary/restaurant, entertainment/golf club, resort, and the travel/tourism industries. Scholarship awards typically range in size from $1,500 – $4,000. | March 15 (annually) |
| The Lightfoot Foundation Scholarship – The Lightfoot Foundation is a non-profit organization helping Treasure Valley students wishing to further their education. Their scholarship application is open from 3/1 to 4/15 annually. Please visit the Lightfoot Foundation website at http://lightfootfoundation.com/ to apply. | April 15 (Annually) |
| National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation – In addition to our general scholarships of $2,500, multiple private individuals and donors have invested in the future of the restaurant industry by providing resources for scholarships to students like you. Criteria for each named scholarship is unique and awards can range from $2,500 to $10,000. Take a look at the variety of named scholarships available and the diverse range of career paths you can take in the restaurant industry – the possibilities are endless! | Varies |
| Next Steps Idaho – Next Steps Idaho is run by the Idaho State Board of Education providing information on a variety of scholarship opportunities. | Varies |
| Rotary Club of Ponderay Centennial – The Rotary Club of Ponderay provides scholarships to assist promising and deserving community citizens in realizing their post-secondary education and training goals. We strive to maximize impact in the community by recognizing through our scholarship program those citizens who practice Rotary values of service as a basis of worthy enterprise, high ethical standards, community involvement, and the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace. | Varies |