These scholarships are available to any current high school senior graduating from any Ohio or Michigan High School by June of 2023. The applicant needs a C average or better to apply. Students do not have to demonstrate financial need. Each applicant must be nominated by a local civic or community leader or by a current member of the Ohio or Michigan Legislature. Any recipient of a scholarship must be able to meet the college or school's entrance requirements. Each applicant is eligible to apply for up to three (3) scholarships but must use a separate application for each scholarship. The scholarship recipient must start classes either the summer or fall term following their high school graduation.

The scholarship is open to any graduating senior from an accredited high school in Oakland, Wayne and Macomb Counties in Michigan. Verification of enrollment in a two-year or four-year institution is required to receive this scholarship. Verification of enrollment includes: Official letter of acceptance from the college or University, official letter from the registrar's office, and a detailed tuition bill showing current amount owed for the enrolling semester. Failure to provide these three items will cause a delay in receiving the scholarship.

The Sigmund Foundation Scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to Jackson and Lenawee County graduating high school seniors, students already enrolled in college as full or part-time students, or residents interested in furthering their educations. The scholarship of up to $5,000 can be renewed through the application process. Funds are restricted to tuition, books and related fees. Although not limited to any specific field of study, priority will be given to students majoring in the medical and aviation fields. - Jackson or Lenawee County resident - Acceptance at an accredited college or university - Proof of financial need - Cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or higher - Completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

The Contest is open to all United States citizens or legal residents who are students who are no older than 19 and no younger than 14 as of the end of the Contest Period who (1) attend school in the United States, one of its territories or districts, or an American Armed Forces School Abroad, and (2) who are in grades 8 -12 attending public, private, religious, or charter schools, or (3) are enrolled in a GED or correspondence school program, or (4) are attending a home school program.

Eligible applicants include African-American male seniors who attend a high school in Southeast Michigan (Washtenaw, Wayne, Oakland & Macomb counties); and Plan to attend an accredited 4-year College or University, beginning Fall Semester 2022. Have a minimum cumulative G.P.A. of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale Demonstrate good character and possess evidence of leadership abilities. Qualified students with documented financial need will receive higher funding priority. Family members of SMOFI Board of Directors are not eligible for scholarship awards. See 2022 SMOFI application for guidelines and complete details.

Applicant must be an active member of Detroit Black Nurses Association, Inc. (DBNA) in good standing. Membership must be maintained continuously for six months prior to the application deadline. Applicant must have a GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Members of the DBNA Board of Directors and Scholarship Committee are ineligible for scholarship funds. Applicants must have one full year of school remaining. Scholarships are awarded yearly.

Eligible applicants include African-American male seniors who attend a high school in Southeast Michigan (Washtenaw, Wayne, Oakland & Macomb counties); and Plan to attend an accredited 4-year College or University, beginning Fall Semester 2022. Have a minimum cumulative G.P.A. of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale Demonstrate good character and possess evidence of leadership abilities. Qualified students with documented financial need will receive higher funding priority.

All applicants must be a graduating high school senior from a public or parochial high school or private preparatory school within AAA The Auto Club Group service area in Michigan. This includes reasonable and non-discriminatory rules and regulations as developed by the Committee and accepted by an institution of higher learning.

Each year, Michigan Sugar Company offers young women an opportunity to represent the company and industry by serving as the Michigan Sugar Queen and Court. At the Michigan Sugar Festival held in Sebewaing in June of each year, a new Michigan Sugar Queen is crowned and given a $2,000 scholarship. Two court attendants are also crowned and each of them receives a $1,000 scholarship. Contestants must be between the ages of 18 and 23 and have lived at least one year in one of the 20 counties in the state of Michigan in which sugarbeets are grown. A general knowledge of the sugarbeet industry and Michigan Sugar Company also is required.

U.S. citizen or legal, permanent resident with a permanent resident card. Graduating high school senior who is motherless for any reason. Motherless daughter currently attending high school in Wayne County, MI or Collin, Denton, Grayson counties of TX or near proximity.