ScholarshipOwl $2,026 No Essay Scholarship
Eligible U.S. students under current promotion rules — Quick-entry sweepstakes, not a merit-reviewed essay scholarship. Always review the official rules and privacy terms before entering.
Open →Curriculum, classroom tools, resources, and practical education development.
Eligible U.S. students under current promotion rules — Quick-entry sweepstakes, not a merit-reviewed essay scholarship. Always review the official rules and privacy terms before entering.
Open →Current or incoming graduate students — Current ScholarshipOwl listing identifies the sponsor as Sallie and marks the opportunity verified.
Open →Current or near-term graduate students meeting the promotion rules — No essay. Sponsor discloses that this is a sweepstakes and that odds depend on entries; current disclosure estimates about 1 in 140,000.
Open →Students willing to submit a short academic/career spotlight video — Requires a spotlight video up to 3 minutes plus transcript. Sponsor states no purchase or paid membership is required to apply.
Open →Students who can demonstrate Honor Society core values — Requires up to 500 words about a core value, GPA, and current transcript. Sponsor states no purchase or paid membership is required to apply.
Open →U.S. community-college, undergraduate, graduate, professional, and eligible incoming students — Requires application form, resume, unofficial transcript, and an essay of up to 1,000 words on advocacy, justice, helping others, or future community impact.
Open →Students with learning disabilities pursuing higher education — Requires a 500+ word essay on overcoming school challenges related to learning disabilities and offering encouragement or strategies to other students.
Open →Undergraduate and graduate students age 18+ — Requires a 500–1,000 word essay about a challenge overcome in pursuing higher education, plus transcript, headshot, and contact information.
Open →Rural graduating seniors, current college students, and adult learners — Requires an approximately 750-word essay on patriotism through community involvement, transcript, two recommendations, and a current photo.
Open →U.S. college-level students and eligible incoming students — Requires a 750-word original essay about helping others, an updated resume/contact information, and a current transcript.
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