Georgia Scholarships for High School and College Students

Introduction Chris King served as a percussionist with the Lassiter High School (LHS) Band from 2011 to 2015. He passed away in April 2016. Chris treasured his time in the band and the friendships he formed there. Friends remember him as kind, helpful, accepting, never demeaning others, someone who reached out to underclassmen and who knew how to protect and distract classmates who felt embarrassed. Purpose of the Scholarship In memory of Christopher, his parents created the Chris King Memorial Scholarship to honor students who model the qualities he valued. This award is not based on academic record or musical...

Introduction PAGE Foundation scholarships are one-time, non-renewable awards issued directly to the recipient’s college or university. Award amounts vary by individual scholarship—refer to each scholarship listing for specific values. Please review the important note found on page two (2) of this application. Eligibility All applicants must satisfy the following baseline requirements, in addition to any criteria specific to individual scholarships listed online: - Be a current PAGE member. - Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. - Commit to teaching in Georgia for three (3) years. - Provide two recommendation letters. - Submit your most recent cumulative transcript. - Fulfill...

Introduction Each year the Constitutional Officers Association of Georgia (COAG) invites Georgia high school seniors to apply for one of its scholarships by submitting a required essay and application materials. Essays are evaluated anonymously by the COAG Scholarship Committee. All application materials must be received by email no later than midnight on March 13, 2026. Details follow. Who is eligible - Georgia high school seniors graduating by spring 2026, or applicants with a GED equivalency dated between December 31, 2024 and May 31, 2026. - Applicants must be citizens of the United States and residents of Georgia. - The award...

Introduction At The Champion Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.C., our lawyers are dedicated to assisting people across Atlanta and throughout Georgia who suffer wrongful injuries. We also recognize the many mentors and supporters—coaches, teachers, family members—who shaped our paths. The Atlanta Future Champions Scholarship is our way of giving back and helping local students pursue their goals. Who should apply This scholarship targets students who demonstrate strong character, a commitment to serving their community, and a drive to excel in their chosen field. Becoming a champion requires practice, patience, and perseverance. Tell us how you live those values, the steps...

Overview The Achieve Atlanta Scholarship provides financial assistance based on demonstrated need to students of Atlanta Public Schools who plan to continue with postsecondary education or training after high school. Submitting an application is the initial step to be considered for this award. Application basics - Time to complete: about 15–30 minutes. - Important: once you start the online application you must finish every section and submit in the same session. Leaving the application before submission will reset it and you will need to start over. Financial aid documentation - Completion of the FAFSA is required to apply. After you...

Introduction To be considered for the HOPE Scholarship, applicants must satisfy several application and eligibility requirements set by the State of Georgia and participating postsecondary institutions. How to Apply Students may apply for the HOPE Scholarship by choosing one of the following application methods: - File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), or - Complete the online Georgia Student Finance Application (GSFAPP). Important: The FAFSA must be submitted every year. When to Apply (Deadline and Recommendation) The application cutoff is the earlier of: the last day of the student’s school term or the student’s official withdrawal date. Because...

SAMSEF offers a portfolio of scholarships to support students pursuing education in land surveying. Each year, recipients of these annual awards are chosen by a panel of land surveyors drawn from a neighboring state’s land surveying society. All annual scholarships are distributed by July of each year. Summary of available scholarships: Ben W. Fortson Scholarship - Amount: $3,500 per year - Managed by SAMSEF, the Ben W. Fortson Scholarship was created in 1980 by members of SAMSOG and honors the memory of Ben W. Fortson. Fortson served for many years as Secretary of State and Surveyor General for the State...

Introduction SAMSEF offers five regional scholarships to support students in Georgia who are pursuing education and careers in land surveying. When evaluating applications, preference will be given to candidates from the applicant’s home region within the state. Eligibility - Applicants must be residents of Georgia. - Candidates should be working toward a career in land surveying and enrolled in, or planning to enroll in, an accredited college program acceptable to the SAMSEF trustees. - Eligible programs include degree paths in land surveying or closely related fields that contain enough coursework to qualify the graduate to sit for the Surveyor Intern...

Introduction The Higher Foundation Scholarship is a merit-driven award designed to help college students in Georgia meet essential living needs. Each recipient receives $2,000 for the awarded academic year, disbursed as $1,000 for the Fall semester and $1,000 for the Spring semester. Award decisions emphasize academic performance, career preparation, and servant leadership. Applications are accepted annually from May 1 through August 1. Applicants will be notified of their application status by September 1. Scholarship Priorities - Basic needs support: Assistance targets students’ cost-of-living expenses to reduce basic needs insecurity. - Academic achievement: Applicants who demonstrate a solid GPA and a...

Introduction Wellroot Family Services administers a scholarship program to support students who intend to pursue further education at accredited colleges, universities, or vocational-technical schools in the United States. Eligibility To be considered for the Wellroot Family Services Scholarship, applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a U.S.-based high school senior or graduate, a current postsecondary undergraduate, or a graduate student. - Plan to enroll full time in an accredited two- or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school in the United States for the entire upcoming academic year. - Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0...