11th and 12th graders from all over the United States. Teams must be comprised of three to five students and one teacher-coach and a maximum of two teams per high school may register.

Applicant must be or will be a graduate of public schools. Must plan to attend a Michigan public community/junior college, four-year degree-granting institution, or vocational training institution that grants a degree, certification or license. Those attending the following private institutions are also eligible: Baker College Flint/Owosso; University of Detroit Mercy; Davenport University Eastern Region Campus; Adrian College; Finlandia University; Albion College; and Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University. Children of MEA officers, fund trustees, and MEA staff are not eligible. (A child of an MEA staff person is eligible if the other parent is an MEA member.)

The AGC of Michigan will offer numerous undergraduate scholarships to college sophomores and juniors enrolled in a four-year degree program in Michigan in construction management or civil engineering. 1. Applicant must be a college sophomore or junior. 2. Junior-level applicants must have one full academic year of coursework remaining at the beginning of the fall 2015 term. 3. Applicant must desire a career in the construction industry. 4. Applicant must pursue a BS degree granting program in construction management or civil engineering. 5. Student must be enrolled full-time; part-time students are not eligible for awards.

Must be a descendent of a veteran and planning to attend an educational institution within the state of Michigan. Applicant must be a non-traditional student over 22 years old starting college for the first time or a student over 22 attending a vocational or trade school or a non-traditional student returning to school after an interruption in studies. Award must be applied towards tuition and books within 6 months of receiving scholarship. Judges will look at financial need, academic standing, character/leadership qualities and initiative/goals.

Must be U.S. citizen, permanent resident or approved refugee. Must be Michigan resident as of July 1 of the previous calendar year. Must complete FAFSA application and provide social security number to OSG by fall of your senior year in high school, have high school diploma or G.E.D., achieve qualifying score on ACT before college, demonstrate financial need, plan to attend approved Michigan college, university or independent degree program at least part-time. 2.0 GPA required in order to renew award. Cannot be incarcerated.

The Octavia E. Butler Memorial Scholarship enables writers of color to attend one of the Clarion writing workshops, where Octavia got her start. It furthers Octavia's legacy by providing the same experience/opportunity that Octavia had to future generations of new writers of color. In addition to her stint as a student at the original Clarion Writers Workshop in Pennsylvania in 1970, Octavia taught several times for Clarion West in Seattle, Washington, and Clarion in East Lansing, Michigan, giving generously of her time to a cause she believed in.

High school seniors attending a private or public Michigan High School, minimum 2.5 GPA, must graduate by August of the year you apply, show commitment to ideals of civil rights as demonstrated by Rosa Parks, show proof of enrollment into an accredited college or university by August of year you are applying, complete application and essay, include supporting documents.

Open to college juniors and seniors at Eastern Michigan University who are majoring in Nursing. Minimum 3.0 GPA required.

This is a non-renewable up to $5,000 scholarship for women who are part or full-time in their undergraduate studies who demonstrate financial need and meet all other requirements. It was established by Judy Felland to assist women in transition.

In order to be eligible, applicants must be current residents of any of the following counties of southeastern Michigan: Wayne, Oakland or Macomb. Applicants must be pursuing post-secondary education at the Columbus College of Law at Catholic University of America, any campus of the University of Michigan or any campus of Wayne State University. Applicants must also be single parent mothers.