SCHOLARSHIP BULLETIN BOARD

Scholarships sponsored by colleges are often designated for students who fit a particular profile, such as grade point average, test scores, special talents or athletics.  Visit the New Mexico college or university that you are interested in to find out more information.

State Scholarships

The State of New Mexico offers a variety of scholarship programs to targeted groups who do not typically qualify for the Lottery Success Scholarship. The following state scholarships are available:

New Mexico Scholars

Legislative Endowment Scholarship

Competitive Scholarship

Vietnam Veterans Scholarship

For students attending the New Mexico Military Institute:

Richard T. Knowles Legislative Scholarship

Also for New Mexico residents only:

Daniels Fund Scholarship Program

   Time is running out on these scholarships. Apply Now!

   The Workman’s Compensation Association

For students whose parents have been catastrophically injured or killed in an employment related accident. DEADLINE: Prior to each semester

Los Alamos National Lab Foundation

LANL has a various number of scholarships for academically talented students. The amounts range from the Platinum Scholarship, which awards $20,000 to one student to a Turquoise Scholarship, which awards $1,000 to around 18 eligible students. Visit www.lanlfoundation.org/

Other Scholarship Resources:

Federal Student Aid & Scholarships

FAFSA – (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)

FAFSA4caster               FAFSA4caster Help

FastWEB Scholarship Search

Scholarship Experts

New Mexico Student Loans

FinAid.org

Back to College

Free-4u.com

e-Scholar: Gateway to America’s Future

Minority-focused Scholarships:

Gates Millennium Scholarship Program

Hispanic College Fund

Hispanic Scholarship Fund

Hispanic Association of Colleges & Universities Scholarship Search

American Indian Science and Engineering Society

Morris K. Udall Scholarship

American Indian Graduate Center

Truman D. Picard Scholarship for American Indian students in Natural Resources

Catching the Dream Inc.

Association on American Indian Affairs

American Indian Education Foundation

Indian Health Service

Native Vision Scholarships

Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS)

Internships & Fellowships

Office of the Governor’s Fellows Program

Office of the Governor’s Executive Internship Program

The White House Fellows Program

The U.S. Department of State