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 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.

Must be a Wells County resident or employed at a healthcare facility within Wells County and have been accepted into an accredited RN program (2-4 year). Must 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.

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.

This year, Northeastern REMC will award a total of $6,000 through three $2,000 scholarships. Two scholarships are designated for students planning to attend a college or university, while one scholarship supports a student entering a skilled trade or technical field. The program reflects Northeastern REMC’s commitment to education, workforce development, and recognizing multiple paths to success after high school.

Selection criteria will be based on scholastic achievement, school involvement, community involvement, and recommendations. The student must be a graduating senior and a full-time dependent of a current REMC member.

This scholarship is for Allen County high school seniors or current IU School of Dentistry students that graduated from an Allen County high school. You must be attending Indiana University Fort Wayne (IUFW), IUPUI or Indiana University-Bloomington and pursue a career in the dental field. A GPA of at least 3.0 is required. In the event that there are multiple applications received, priority consideration will be given first to Snider High School applicants, then the other Fort Wayne Community School applicants, and finally to all applicants attending accredited schools in Allen County. This scholarship is provided by the Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne.

This scholarship was established in memory of Ashley by her parents in 2012. Ashley was a 2012 graduate of Columbia City High School and accepted into the radiology program at the University of St. Francis. Applicants for this scholarship must be a graduating senior of Columbia City High School and Churubusco only and planning on attending University of St. Francis with career aspirations in the medical field.

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Whitley County.

Created in 1982 from the estate of Flossie Widney, this scholarship honors the traditions of farming for the people of Whitley County and is intended to enlarge the progress and contentment of rural living. B.V. was a graduate of Tri-State College with a B.S. in Science and was a staff member at Purdue University. Flossie attended courses at Purdue University. This scholarship is awarded based on financial need, scholastic ability and personal character. Preference is given to Whitley County students seeking a degree from Purdue University in the field of Agriculture or students seeking an Engineering or Science Degree from Trine University. Students pursuing a degree in Health and Human Services degree from Purdue will also be considered.

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Whitley County.

Established in 2014 by Kregg and Lanette Jones, the Gabrielle “Gabby” Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund honors the life of a vivacious young woman who left loved ones much too early due to illness.

This scholarship goes to a female student graduating from Churubusco High School who has a minimum 8 GPA (out of 12), has participated in high school athletics, and is intent on a two- or four- year degree in the medical field.

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Whitley County.

The Mark ”Grady” Gradeless Memorial Scholarship was established in 2021 to honor the life of Mark “Grady” Gradeless. A 1977 graduate of Columbia City Joint High School, he worked at Dana Corporation, where he tirelessly serviced machines from the age of 18 until his retirement. “Grady” was also a member of the United Auto Workers, Steelworkers Union, and could often be found in his barn fixing something or tinkering.

This scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of Whitley County.

The Commission offers teaching scholarships for students who are residents of an underserved county. Underserved counties include Allen County, Marion County, Lake County, St. Joseph County, and Vanderburgh County. If selected, students must agree in writing to apply for a teaching position at a school in an underserved county and, if hired, teach in an underserved county for at least three years.

The Fort Wayne Finer Women Society, Inc., in collaboration with ladies of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. are offering scholarship opportunities for outstanding students heading to college or trade school next fall.

The Summit Legacy Foundation is helping North Side High School students take the next step toward meaningful, hands-on careers. Designed for students pursuing trades and other skill-based fields, this scholarship covers up to 50% of total program costs (typical awards ranging from $1,500 to $2,500). This scholarship is facilitated by Questa Education Foundation.

Questa Education Foundation, in partnership with Brotherhood Mutual, is offering an internship at Brotherhood Mutual and up to $5,000 a year in low-interest, forgivable loan dollars for college juniors and seniors. Students may receive up to 100% loan forgiveness upon graduation, while living in the region and working at Brotherhood Mutual for up to two years. Students pursuing undergraduate degrees in accounting, business, construction management, criminal justice, finance, technology, marketing, actuarial science, or health sciences are encouraged to apply. Application is open year-round. Funding is limited and not guaranteed.

If you’re a current student entering the ABSN program offered in partnership with Indiana Tech and Huntington University, Questa and Parkview Health will fund your education up to $30,000 over the course of the ABSN program. Our loan is 100% forgivable when you graduate and commit to working at Parkview Health network for at least three years after graduation.

This award is open to every student who is admitted into the ABSN program offered through Indiana Tech and Huntington University. Students must apply through Questa in order to receive this funding.

The Cole Graduate Scholars Program is designed to support the advanced educational journeys of two outstanding graduate students: one pursuing a graduate degree in education and one pursuing a Doctor of Medicine.

Through generous funding from the Cole Foundation, this program provides forgivable loans to help with their financial gap. Scholars may be eligible to receive 50% of their loan forgiven when they live and work in Northeast Indiana for five years following graduation.

Eligibility Requirements:

• Pursuit of a graduate degree to qualify for teaching dual credit classes OR pursuit of a Doctor of Medicine degree
• Resident of DeKalb, LaGrange, Noble, or Steuben County
• Accepted into an accredited graduate or professional program in the designated fields
• Intent to live and work in Northeast Indiana upon graduation
• Completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

The WindSwell School Psychology Scholars Program is for individuals pursuing an Education Specialist (Ed.S.) degree in school psychology. Candidates for this program are nominated by their school district, at the invitation of WindSwell Foundation. Scholars are eligible to receive up to $30,000 for their degree. This forgivable loan can be up to 100% forgiven if a graduate works as a school psychologist for their nominating school district for at least five years.

Eligibility Requirements:

• Financial gap in affording your college's cost of attendance
• Nominated by your school district for consideration
• Acceptance into the IU Ed.S. School Psychology program
• Commitment to work at your nominating school district for at least five years, working within a Northeast Indiana public school as a school psychologist.

The Virgil J. and Mildred C. Roy Memorial Scholarship assists nursing students who are enrolled full-time at Trine University, Manchester University, University of Saint Francis, and Indiana University Fort Wayne. Applicants must be in their junior or senior year and pursuing a BSN degree. The application is open from May 1 - June 30.

The Lutheran Foundation has 20 restricted scholarship funds that they can invest in individuals pursuing a degree in nursing or other healthcare professions. You do not need to be Lutheran to be eligible or apply for this scholarship!