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More than $28,500 in Scholarship Possibilities with due dates in August and September

July 30, 2026
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More than $11,000 in Scholarships for Those in the Healthcare Field

1. https://bold.org/scholarships/henry-respert-alzheimers-and-dementia-awareness-scholarship/

$1,500 Henry Respert Alzheimer’s and Dementia Awareness Scholarship, D: Aug 2, 2026, five awarded

Undergraduate students with medical research, biomedical science, neuroscience, psychology and other students “dedicated to studying healthcare or engaging in medical research.”

Selected criteria:        

“Awareness and research efforts in Alzheimer’s and Dementia are pivotal in the quest for a cure. By exposing students to the significance of research in aging and Dementia early in their academic pursuits, this scholarship aims to inspire them to consider careers in these fields, ultimately making a meaningful impact on the lives of others.

This scholarship is open to any undergraduate student interested in medical research, biomedical science, neuroscience, psychology, and related disciplines, although preference is given to students at Michigan State University.

To apply, tell us about the impacts of Alzheimer’s or another Dementia-related illness on your life and what you’ve learned from it. (400-1500 words)”

2. https://nmfonline.org/scholarships-programs/scholarships-and-awards/     

$10,000 United Health Foundation Health Care Scholars United (future clinicians) program, D: Aug 9, 2026, 40 awarded

From webpage:

Health Care Scholars United Program                             

The United Health Foundation’s Health Care Scholars United program provides scholarships and support to future clinicians with a goal of helping to improve health care access, experiences, and outcomes for all.

This scholarship will award $10,000 to 40 future clinicians who show leadership in the early stages of their career, and a commitment/interest in research to promote healthier communities for all. This scholarship can be renewed through the 2027-2028 academic year, if eligible.

This opportunity is open to students enrolled in the following accredited degree programs: Dental (DDS or DMD), DO, DO/Dual Degree, Graduate-level nursing, MD, MD/Dual Degree, MSW, PA, and PharmD.”

National Medical Fellowships offers several different scholarships and other programs. Scholarship are awarded in different cycles. The current cycle is June 29-Aug 9, 2026. Check the link above for more scholarships.

Up to $15,000 for Residents of Washington, D.C. attending Public or Private Universities

AI Overview description: “The DC Tuition Assistance Grant (DCTAG) helps eligible Washington, D.C. residents pay for college by covering out-of-state tuition differences.

Key details include up to $15,000 annually for public colleges, up to $3,750 yearly for private HBCUs and D.C. private colleges, and an application deadline of August 21, 2026.”

If you are a resident of Washington, D.C., check out the link above for complete information about the program.

$2,500 in Scholarships for Those Who Read

4. https://makeheadway.com/scholarship/

$1,500 Headway’s Book Lovers Scholarship, D: Sept 15, 2026

Selected criteria from website:

“Students are eligible to apply for the Scholarship provided that they:

  • reside in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, or Australia;
  • are at least 16 years old;
  • are in their final year of high school, secondary school, (upper) secondary school graduates, current college/university undergraduates, or graduate students;
  • have a high school cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher;
  • demonstrate leadership at school and/or in the community; and
  • will be enrolled in full-time undergraduate or graduate study at an accredited college, university, or vocational-technical school in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, or Australia for the entire academic year in which the Scholarship is awarded.

Essay OR Video. Share your vision for an existing non-fiction book that has the potential to become a timeless handbook for humanity. The task involves presenting a well-thought-out explanation as to why the chosen book holds this significant role.

You have the flexibility to express your ideas either through a written essay, limited to a maximum of 500 words, or through a video presentation on YouTube not exceeding 2 minutes in duration.”

The application requires more information. Complete requirements at the link above.

5. https://bold.org/scholarships/barbara-cain-literary-scholarship/      

$1,000 Barbara Cain Literary Scholarship, D: Sept 21, 2026

Open to high school seniors or undergraduate students who love books.

Selected criteria:

“Barbara was a beloved mother who devoted her life to her career as a librarian.

Being in the library surrounded by books was Barbara’s passion and she deeply loved the work she did. Barbara was dedicated to the library, making a difference in the lives of the young readers she encountered.

This scholarship aims to honor Barbara’s life by supporting students who love reading to encourage them to maintain their passion for books.

Any high school senior or undergraduate student who loves books may apply for this scholarship, but students who are looking to become librarians or volunteer in libraries are preferred.

To apply, tell us what you’ve learned from the books you’ve read and how they’ve shaped your goals. (400-600 words)”

Online and In-Person Writing Center Appointments Available

The AARC Writing Center at TSU assists students, faculty, staff, and alumni of Tennessee State University.

Appointments can be in person or online.

We can help you with scholarship essays, resumes, applications, or any other writing project.

Our contact information (EAB links, email addresses, and phone numbers) can be found here: https://www.tnstate.edu/asc/writing.aspx

Ms. Rhonda Kavan, Writing Center coordinator; Dr. Shiloh Carroll, Writing Consultant; Ms. Lori Danley, Writing Consultant; and Mr. Mike Turner, Writing Consultant

You can also set up a scholarship coaching session (either online or in person) with Mr. Mike Turner, mjturner@tnstate.edu, where we look for scholarships and other money tailored to your major and your situation

Over $12,000 in Scholarships for Future (or Soon to Be) Law School Students

June 9, 2026

The AARC Writing Center at TSU not only assists current students, faculty, and staff, but we also assist alumni.

For example, let’s say you graduated pre-law from TSU. You applied for law school, got in, and even received funds to help you pay.

However, you still may have several thousands to come up with, so you could get assistance with brainstorming ideas, reviewing what you have written, or creating a script for a scholarship video.

Several students before graduating and after graduating have used the services of the TSU Writing Center to prepare law school or medical school applications, as well as scholarships for law school or medical school.

Some have made appointments with several writing consultants, allowing each consultant to review the same section of an application or an essay, then combining the suggestions in their revisions.

One student would come for 2-3 hours two days a week, working on law school applications or scholarship applications, and then spend an hour afterwards having a writing consultant review what they had written, giving suggestions for revision or improvement.

In that spirit, here are over $12,000 in possible scholarships for future lawyers.

Over $12,000 in Scholarships

1. https://www.diquattrolawoffices.com/scholarship

$1,000 Lawyers of Tomorrow Scholarship, D: June 22, 2026

Selected criteria from webpage:

“Students can apply for the Lawyers of Tomorrow Scholarship if they meet the following requirements:

  • An applicant must be over the age of 18.
  • An applicant must currently be enrolled in or have been accepted to an accredited law school.
  • An applicant must have maintained a GPA of 3.2 or higher while attending college.

When filling out the form on this page, students must provide proof of enrollment at a law school, which may include an acceptance letter, a law school transcript, or an official class schedule. Winners must also provide a photo and give permission for our firm to publish their name, photo, and essay on our website or other locations.

Along with the other information provided in the application, students must submit an essay of no more than 500 words that answers the following: Why do you want to pursue a career in the field of law? What goals do you hope to accomplish during your career?”

2. https://bold.org/scholarships/jimmy-chong-scholarship/

$10,000 Jimmy Chong Scholarship, D: July 9, 2026

Selected criteria from webpage:

This scholarship covers the field of law, and you must be enrolled in or accepted into law school.

Selected criteria from webpage:

“Any individual who has been accepted or is enrolled into an ABA approved law school may apply for this scholarship opportunity if they demonstrate advocacy and support for underrepresented communities (legal & non-legal ways).

To apply, respond to the essay prompt below. Additionally, upload at least one letter of recommendation (three max) and a resume. Finally, upload a short video introducing yourself and detailing any financial hardships or obligations that you would like us to consider. Submit a link to your video (3 minutes or less) as a public YouTube link or a Google Drive link. Settings should be set to “public” or “anyone with the link can view.” If we can’t access your video, your application won’t be considered.

Selection Criteria:

Enrolled in ABA approved law school, Demonstrates advocacy and support for underrepresented communities

Essay Topic

The ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct set the foundation for ethical lawyering, requiring attorneys to balance zealous advocacy with integrity, fairness, and responsibility to the justice system.

Drawing on your personal, academic, or professional experiences, discuss how you plan to integrate these ethical principles into your future legal practice. At what point can zealous advocacy risk compromising integrity or creating the appearance of impropriety, and how will you navigate that boundary?

Finally, reflect on how your commitment to these values aligns with your efforts to support diversity and inclusion in the legal field. How have you contributed—and how do you plan to continue contributing—to underrepresented communities through mentorship, service, or advocacy? (400–600 words)”

3. https://www.sbltv.law/scholarship/

$1,500 Smith, Born, Leventis, Taylor & Vega LLC Injury Lawyers Scholarship, D: July 1, 2026

Selected criteria from webpage:

Students currently enrolled in a U.S. college or university.

“To be considered for the Smith, Born, Leventis, Taylor & Vega Scholarship, applicants must submit a thoughtful essay addressing the prompt below. We encourage students to reflect on real-world challenges and demonstrate critical thinking, empathy, and clarity in their writing.

Applicants must submit a 500-word essay responding to the following prompt: “Injuries at work don’t just affect a person’s job. Describe how a workplace injury could change someone’s life and why legal support during that time matters.” “

“Injuries at work don’t just affect a person’s job. Describe how a workplace injury could change someone’s life and why legal support during that time matters.” “

Note: This scholarship is open to any students currently enrolled in a U.S. college or university, regardless of major.

To Find More Scholarships for Future or Current Law Students

(And those who are not Law Students)

1. https://bold.org/scholarships/by-major/law-school-scholarships/

Explore Bold.org’s “Top Law School Scholarships with Upcoming Deadlines,” including “verified scholarships for law students, debt-free JD funding, and bar-exam prep funding—millions in awards managed end-to-end by our team so you get paid fast.”

https://bold.org/scholarships

Explore More Scholarships Offered by Bold.org: You can browse thousands of exclusive scholarships at Bold.org by state, major, or academic year.

2. https://www.accesslex.org/databank

AccessLex Law School Databank

From webpage: “A scholarship can make all the difference. Search hundreds ofcarefully curated and vetted scholarship opportunities and writing competitions — totaling more than $3 million in aid.

Watch our video to learn tips and tricks for getting the most out of the Databank!”

3. The American Bar Association (ABA) offers several different funding opportunities. Explore some of them below to see if they fit your profile.

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/diversity/diversity_pipeline/projects_initiatives/legal_opportunity_scholarship

Legal Opportunity Scholarship

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/diversity/sexual_orientation/SOGI

LGBTQ+ Public Interest Scholarship

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/health_law/about/awards-initiatives/student-scholarship

Emerging Issues Law Student Scholarship Program (Health Law Section)

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/antitrust_law/about/awards-fellowships/salzman-scholarship

Hollis Salzman Memorial Scholarship (Antitrust or Consumer Protection laws)

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/public_contract_law/about/awards/scholarships

Public Contract Law Scholarship

The following scholarships were found by using the following prompt in Google Gemini AI: is there one web address to access all the scholarships offered by the American Bar Association

Below is also a suggestion by Gemini AI:

“If you want to view multiple ABA scholarships simultaneously alongside other legal funding, consider using external aggregators. For example, the non-profit AccessLex Scholarship Databank allows you to search hundreds of vetted legal scholarships by filtering for “American Bar Association” to gather disparate links into one interface.”

Plan for a Summer of Applying for Scholarship Money

The AARC Writing Center at Tennessee State University does not close for the summer.

You can plan to search for scholarships and apply for them all summer, helping you reach for a more money, less college debt future!

Online and In-Person Writing Center Appointments Available

The AARC Writing Center at TSU assists students, faculty, staff, and alumni of Tennessee State University.

We can help you with scholarship essays, resumes, applications, or any other writing project. Appointments can be in person or online.

We are temporarily located in the Brown-Daniel Library, room 229, 2nd floor, near the elevator, from 8:00 am-4:30 pm, M-Th, 8:00 am-4:00 pm F

Our contact information (EAB links, email addresses, and phone numbers) can be found here: https://www.tnstate.edu/asc/writing.aspx

Ms. Rhonda Kavan, Writing Center coordinator; Dr. Shiloh Carroll, Writing Consultant; Ms. Lori Danley, Writing Consultant; and Mr. Mike Turner, Writing Consultant

You can also set up a scholarship coaching session (either online or in person) with Mike Turner, mjturner@tnstate.edu, where we look for scholarships and other money tailored to your major and your situation.

An Easy $1,000 Scholarship, Plus $33,600 in Scholarship Possibilities, and More Places to Find More

December 11, 2025

Digital Responsibility Scholarships, One worth $1,000, D: Jan 30, 2026

Some scholarships are not difficult. This one requires some thought, but only 140 characters to describe something you would rather be doing than spending time with technology.

https://www.digitalresponsibility.org/technology-addiction-awareness-scholarship

$1,000 Technology Addiction Scholarship, D: Jan 30, 2026

From webpage:

“This scholarship helps you understand the negative effects of too much screen time.

Who may apply: You must be a high school freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior or a current or entering college or graduate school student of any level. Home schooled students are also eligible. There is no age limit. You must also be a U.S. citizen or legal resident. 

Young people spend an average of 7.5 hours a day consuming media—and this doesn’t include computer use for schoolwork—according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. With technology always at the ready at your fingertips, it can be a challenge to unplug. But taking a break from technology is healthy for both the mind and body. The purpose of this scholarship is to help you understand the negative effects of too much screen time. 

Personal Statement

140-character statement that completes this sentence: Instead of spending time with technology, I’d rather…”

https://www.digitalresponsibility.org/scholarships

Other Digital Responsibility Scholarships in 2026: Three $1,000 scholarships are available.

https://www.digitalresponsibility.org/scholarship-winners

Recent scholarship winners—see what scholarship winners wrote in the past for these scholarships.

Other Scholarships: $33,600 in Possibilities

Some of these scholarships I have listed before, and some I have not. Since I don’t have time to write them up, I want to give you a chance to explore and apply if you qualify.

1. https://bold.org/scholarships/bright-lights-scholarship/

$600 Bright Lights Scholarship, D: Dec 12, 2025

Education Level: High school or undergraduate student

Identity: Underrepresented minority and/or first-generation college student

Essay Topic: What are your plans for the future and how will this scholarship help you? (400–600 words)

2. https://www.regions.com/about-regions/inclusion-belonging-impact/supporting-communities/essay-contest-scholarship

$8,000 Regions Riding Forward Scholarship, D: Dec 31, 2025

Video or essay, see other guidelines for participation

3. https://www.tacobellfoundation.org/live-mas-scholarship/

$25,000; $10,000, and $5,000 Taco Bell Live Mas Scholarship, D: Jan 6, 2026

Video or short essay, no GPA requirement, ages 16-26 as of deadline (Jan 6, 2026; 5:00 Pacific Time), legal resident of the 50 U.S. States or and the District of Columbia (“D.C.”) located within the United States or D.C., or the dependent child of an active-duty member of the U.S. military

More Places to Find Scholarships

https://bold.org/scholarships/

I tried to create hyperlinks for two other databases: it didn’t work.

Go to your favorite search engine and try these terms

Thurgood Marshall College Fund Scholarships

Scholarship America Scholarship Database

Finding Help with Your Writing or Finding Scholarships at TSU

The AARC Writing Center at TSU is between semesters, so the best way to reach out to us is by email and phone.

We assist students, faculty, staff, and alumni of Tennessee State University.

 We can help you with scholarship essays, resumes, applications, or any other writing project.

Any of our writing consultants can assist you: Mr. Mike Turner, mjturner@tnstate.edu; Ms. Rhonda Kavan, rkavan@tnstate.edu; Ms. Lori Danley, ldanley@tnstate.edu; and Dr. Shiloh Carroll (scarrol4@tnstate.edu.

Appointments can be online or in person.

Find our phone numbers here: https://www.tnstate.edu/asc/writing.aspx

If one person doesn’t get back to you within a day or two or if you are having problems, feel free to email Mr. Mike Turner, mjturner@tnstate.edu.

Some of us will be available up until Tuesday, December 23, when the university closes until it opens again on January 2, 2026.

You can also set up a scholarship coaching session (either online or in person) with Mr. Mike Turner, where we look for scholarships and other money tailored to your major and your situation.

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