This scholarship is intended for a graduating Bluffton High School senior having attended at least one full year at Bluffton-Harrison Elementary School, with a minimum C average,and good citizenship. Scholarship may be utilized at any accredited public or private postsecondary institution.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for graduating seniors of Bluffton, Norwell, or Southern Wells High School who have been involved in Visual Arts during high school. Must be planning to pursue a degree in Visual Arts (bachelor’s or associate degree). Preference may be given to individuals with financial need.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for Wells County residents who are graduating seniors of Bluffton High School, Kingdom Academy, Norwell High School, or Southern Wells High School entering one of the following fields of study: medical, food preparation (dietetics, culinary arts), recreational therapy (occupational or physical), or social services, with a minimum 3.0 GPA planning to enter a 2-year trade/technical training program or 4-year academic college program.

Preference may be given to the following: Individuals who have expressed interest in pursuing a career relating to services for the elderly; and current employees of Christian Care Retirement Community.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for graduating seniors of Southern Wells High School with a GPA of 3.0 – 3.3 who have actively participated in community activities/community service. Must submit a personal statement regarding how active participation in church has positively and meaningfully impacted your life. Scholarship may be utilized at any accredited public or private postsecondary institution.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for graduating seniors of Bluffton High School, Norwell High School, or Southern Wells High School, with a minimum 3.0 GPA, active in community service, and planning to enter a 2-year trade/technical training program, or 4-year academic college program as a full-time student at an accredited, publicly supported Indiana postsecondary institution.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for graduating seniors of Norwell High School or Huntington North High School and reside in Rock Creek Township with a minimum 3.0 GPA, good citizenship, and planning to enter a 2-year trade/technical training program or 4-year academic college program as a full-time student at an accredited public or private postsecondary institution.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for graduating seniors from Bluffton High School with a minimum GPA of 2.5 planning to enter an accredited postsecondary institution as a full-time or part-time student; and must have been involved in athletics (participant or manager) throughout high school.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for graduating seniors of Southern Wells High School who are residents of Wells County with a minimum GPA of 3.0 planning to enter a 2-year trade/technical, or 4-year academic college program, majoring in a business-related field of postsecondary studies (secondary consideration will be given to students who are pursuing a degree in education. Must have actively participated in community service. Scholarship may be utilized at any accredited public or private postsecondary institution.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for graduating seniors from Southern Wells High School who plan to seek a degree in education with the intent to teach. First preference will be given to applicants residing in Jackson Township.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for graduating seniors of Bluffton High School ranking in the top 25% of the class (transcript required for verification) with demonstrated good character and planning to pursue a baccalaureate degree as a full-time student. Scholarship may be utilized at any accredited public or private postsecondary institution. Preference shall be given to students who attend a state-supported Indiana institution.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

This scholarship is intended for a Wells County resident or individuals employed at a healthcare facility within Wells County. Applicants must be accepted into an accredited RN program (2-4 year) and submit a letter from admissions verifying acceptance into the nursing program. Additionally, if applicable, submit a statement from the advisor regarding the number of credit hours completed.

This scholarship is administered by the Wells County Community Foundation.

PNC Bank Trustee of George G., Elma B., Ruth M. Wimmer Scholarship Fund has established a scholarship program to assist high school seniors attending Huntington North High School, Northside High School, Northrop High School, R. Nelson Snider High School, Southside High School, Wayne High School, or Allen County Juvenile Center in Indiana who plan to continue their education in college or vocational school programs.

Eligible applicants must be pursuing a degree in one of the following fields of study:

• Medical (Pre-Medicine)
• Nursing
• Sciences*
• Occupational therapy
• Engineering – only if related to the fields of science, medicine or nursing
• Computer science
• Actuarial science

*Sciences will be reviewed by the committee for eligibility.

• Plan to enroll in fulltime undergraduate study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school for the entire upcoming academic year.
• Have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent)

To meet that need, the LGBTQ+ Alumni Association has launched the LGBTQ+ Alumni Association Scholarship Campaign. This campaign will dramatically change the lives of students across IU by offering expanded scholarship opportunities and programs. These scholarships help cultivate a new generation of leaders who are active in promoting resilience, understanding, achievement, and belonging for all. To apply for an academic scholarship, complete the IU Scholarship Application in your One.IU account. Application is open from October 1–March 10 for the following academic year.

Applicants Must:

• Be graduates of a Catholic High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
• Plan to attend full-time an accredited public or private, two-year or four-year college or university located in the United States.

  Additional Desired Qualifications:

• A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 on 4.0 scale.

The Center for Scholarship Administration Inc. (CSA), a nonprofit, independent organization, is the facilitator of the scholarship fund. CSA’s goal is to help students by providing a unique opportunity for corporations and foundations to offer scholarship funds to worthy students.

ACEC Indiana recognizes the importance of attracting talented college students to consulting engineering. ACEC Indiana's Associate Members organize an annual golf outing raising monies to provide exceptional scholarships to exceptional students. Students must be entering their junior, senior, fifth, or master’s degree year to qualify for the general scholarships. In addition, a student must be a full-time Indiana resident pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in civil, environmental, mechanical/electrical or structural engineering or in an accredited land-surveying program at engineering or in an accredited land-surveying program at an ABET-accredited school in Indiana to qualify.

Through the World Class program, Mediacom awards $1,000 scholarships to winning applicants. Graduating high school seniors who live in the areas served by Mediacom are eligible. Scholarship awardees may attend any accredited two-year or four-year college, university, technical or vocational school within the United States.

The Parkview LaGrange Hospital Scholarship was established upon the recommendation of hospital volunteers as a way to give back to the community with the funds raised from the hospital’s gift shop and Parkview Health Foundation donors. The yearly scholarship is available to LaGrange County residents seeking a degree or licensure in a health-related field. Three high school senior scholarships are available as well as one adult scholarship.

Karen Denney was a caring and compassionate nurse, who dedicated her 35-year career to patients at McCray Hospital and Parkview Noble Hospital. During her career, Karen was the manager of the OB department for over 25 years, an infection control and employee health nurse, and worked in several other departments. She was an inspiration to many who worked with her, demonstrating an uncommon love for nursing and the patients she treated.

The Karen Denney Nursing Scholarship is open to high school seniors who are currently participating in the Health Occupations Education program at Parkview Noble and Parkview LaGrange Hospitals.

Via Credit Union understands the importance of education, which is why they offer six $1,000 Scholarship to High School Seniors who have been a member of ViaCU for at least one year by application deadline and have a cumulative High School GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

The Wanderers were formed in early 2016, with the sole purpose of giving fellow motorcycle enthusiasts a place to come together, meet and pool their resources to help people and organizations in the community. They are focusing their efforts on a scholarship fund, to help provide an opportunity for an average student to pursue higher education.

To receive a scholarship provided through The Wanderers Trade School Scholarship fund, an applicant must:

1. Be a citizen of the United States and a resident of Indiana, Illinois or Kentucky.
2. Be graduating from or have graduated from High School or have a GED.
3. Be admitted to or enrolled in an accredited college or trade school/program. You may be asked to
   provide a copy of the acceptance letter or class schedule if you are a finalist.
4. Plan to attend a college or trade school/program
5. Demonstrate in an essay of 500 words or less how this scholarship will benefit the applicant and his/her
   future educational plans.
6. Include a letter of recommendation from a high school/college instructor, counselor, or administrator.
7. All required documentation must be included at the time of submission of application.