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Hagan Scholarship: Deadline is December 1
- For more information including eligibility requirements and the application itself, please go to this website: Application – Hagan Scholarship Foundation.
Zonta Scholarship - Young Women in Public Affairs Award: Deadline is February 21
- Paper copies are in the counseling center.
The Character Council of Western New York Scholarship: Deadline is March 15
- $1,000
- This scholarship will be awarded to a high school senior from a public, private, parochial, or home school, enrolling full-time in a college or trade school for the fall following his/her graduation. The scholarship will be made payable directly to the chosen post-secondary institution.
- Click here to apply: Scholarship | The Character Council of WNY | Call 716.202.0702 (charactercouncilwny.org)
Federated Garden Clubs of New York State Scholarship: Deadline is March 15
- $1,000 scholarship
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Applicant must be planning to major in one of the following areas of study:
Agriculture
Botany
Conservation
Environmental Science
Forestry
Horticulture
Land Management
Landscape Design
Wildlife Science
or
A field related to the above
- Click here to apply: Eighth District $1,000 Scholarship (gardenclubsofwny.com)
Sandy Cochran Memorial Scholarship: Deadline is March 24
- For students pursuing a career in Forestry, Environmental Science, Agricultural Science, etc.
- Click here to apply: ScholarshipApplication.pdf (sandycochran.org)
Franklinville PTO and Franklinville Aristocrats Scholarships: Deadline is March 31
- Paper copies can be found in the Counseling Center.
Maple Festival Community Service and Dedication Award: Deadline is March 31
- Paper copies can be found in the Counseling Center.
NYS Grants and Scholarships:NYS Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Incentive Program
The NYS STEM Incentive Program provides tuition awards to students who are New York State residents attending a public or private degree-granting college or university located in New York State. Recipients must be in the top 10 percent of students of their high school graduating class, pursue an approved, two or four-year STEM degree program and agree to live in NYS and work in a STEM field in NYS for five years after graduation.
