Scholarships for Vermont students

36 scholarships and grants for students who live or go to school in Vermont: local foundations found in IRS filings, Vermont state aid, and programs confirmed on sponsors’ sites. Homeschool students can apply to most of them.

Homeschool requirements in Vermont.

• 802Opportunity (Free Tuition at CCV)Deadline Varies · GrantFree tuition at the Community College of Vermont for Vermonters of any age with family income of $100,000 or less and no bachelor degree, for associate degrees and certificates.
• Bernice M. Carpenter Scholarship~$1,212 · Deadline May 1Scholarship trust administered through Lyndon Institute (Lyndon Center, Vermont); four awards last year averaging about $1,200. Criteria are in an attachment not included in the filing; apply through the school by May 1.
• Betty and Raymond Howard Scholarship~$4,200 · Deadline VariesScholarship for students of Bellows Free Academy in Fairfax, Vermont; contact the school's scholarship committee chair to apply.
• Chester Academy Trustees ScholarshipDeadline April 15Scholarship for up to four years of undergraduate study for students who attended Green Mountain Union High School (Chester, Vermont) for three years or have lived in Chester for three years. Veterinary medicine and equine studies get special consideration; apply by April 15.
• Clarence H. Martin Scholarship~$1,750 · Deadline VariesScholarship for graduating high school seniors who live in Weathersfield, Vermont and have been accepted to a college or university.
• Connor Jeffrey Roberts Memorial ScholarshipDeadline VariesA scholarship for a graduating senior of Bellows Free Academy in St. Albans, Vermont, in memory of Connor Jeffrey Roberts.
• Crofut Memorial College ScholarshipDeadline April 1College scholarships for graduating seniors of Arlington Memorial High School (Arlington, VT) who have a 3.0+ GPA, good citizenship and leadership, no felony record, and lived in Arlington or a neighboring town for at least a year while attending. Recipients re-apply each year and must keep a 3.0 GPA in college.
• Dascomb P. Rowe Memorial Scholarship (Waterbury High School Alumni)~$3,000Alumni association scholarships of $3,000 for graduating seniors at Harwood Union High School (Vermont); four were awarded in the latest year reported.
• E. Dante Bogni Scholarship~$6,000 · Deadline RollingScholarship for students at Montpelier High School or Spaulding High School (Barre, Vermont), judged on accomplishments in math, science and community involvement. Apply through guidance counselors any time of year.
• Ekwanok Scholarship Trust~$5,017Scholarships for young men and women who work at Ekwanok Country Club (Manchester, Vermont) to attend college; 33 awards last year.
• Harry Sheridan Memorial ScholarshipCollege scholarships for students who live in the Montpelier, Vermont area or the Union 32 school district.
• John R. Wilson Scholarship~$2,000 · Deadline April 30Scholarship for girls in Bennington County, Vermont (girls from any Vermont town qualify only if no Bennington County applicant does). Submit the application, Student Aid Report and a short essay by April 30; awards are announced at graduation.
• John T. Theodore Scholarship Fund~$2,000 · Deadline March 6Scholarship for graduates of Bellows Free Academy in St. Albans, Vermont. The application is on the school website; deadline March 6.
• Marie Crovat ScholarshipDeadline VariesScholarship for Middlebury Union High School (Vermont) students; the standard application is available from teachers and the guidance department.
• Marlboro Alliance ScholarshipScholarship grants for residents of the Marlboro, Vermont community, from the town's community alliance; about $5,500 was granted in the latest year.
• Mary Jane Dexter Scholarship~$5,000 · Deadline May 8Renewable scholarships (up to four years) for young adults who attended Wolcott Elementary School in Wolcott, Vermont for at least three years, have a B average or better, show financial need and plan to attend a two- or four-year post-secondary program; apply online by April 28.
• M. Fletcher Tkacyzk & E. Mahaney Memorial ScholarshipDeadline May 30Scholarship for Brattleboro Union High School (Vermont) graduates who spent their last two years at BUHS and are earning a bachelor's degree at an accredited institution. Written form with two references and student and parent financial statements, due May 30.
• Ronald J. York Scholarship Fund~$34,540 · Deadline VariesScholarships for four-year degree programs, preferably in engineering, aviation or the sciences, applied for through the Spaulding High School (Barre, Vermont) scholarship application.
• Ronald Terrill Memorial FundDeadline May 10Need-based post-secondary aid for graduating seniors at Lamoille Union High School and Peoples Academy in Lamoille County, Vermont. Students must be recommended by their guidance department (up to five per school) and submit a financial aid form, personal letter, transcript and recommendation by May 10.
• Roselli Family ScholarshipScholarships for residents of the City of Montpelier, Vermont who graduated from its designated high school.
• Rotary Club of Essex ScholarshipScholarships from the Essex, Vermont Rotary club for local high school students.
• Rotary Club of Montpelier Scholarships~$5,000College scholarships for high school seniors from the Montpelier, Vermont Rotary club's several funds; the Smith Scholarship is for a student living in East Montpelier who will pursue an associate or bachelor's degree at an accredited college.
• RVFD ScholarshipSmall scholarships for area youth with higher-education expenses, from the RVFD organization in Randolph, Vermont; $3,000 was granted in the latest year.
• Samuel N. Bemis ScholarshipDeadline May 10Scholarship for graduating female seniors of Brattleboro Union High School in Brattleboro, Vermont; apply through the guidance counselor by May 10.
• Spaulding High School Scholarship Trust~$3,837 · Deadline VariesScholarships for students graduating from Spaulding High School in Barre, Vermont; 74 were awarded in the latest year.
• Stephen Montgomery Scholarship~$10,000 · Deadline VariesScholarships for four-year degree programs, preferably in forestry, agriculture, animal husbandry or land management, for students of Randolph Union High School and White River Valley High School in Vermont; apply through the high school scholarship committee using its form.
• Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship Fund~$9,833 · Deadline May 1A large need-based scholarship for students whose permanent home is in a New England state; they may attend any college or university in the US. Awards are renewable; new applicants apply by May 1 and renewals by early February, through the website.
• Sylvia M. Hayes Trust Scholarship~$6,000 · Deadline May 15Scholarship applied for through the Northfield High School (Vermont) guidance office; criteria are in an attachment not included in the filing. Deadlines are May 15 for fall and September 15 for spring.
• Tricia Elizabeth Memorial Scholarship~$500Small college scholarship for a qualified student who lives in West Haven, Vermont.
• Vermont Advancement GrantDeadline Rolling · GrantState grant for Vermonters taking non-degree career training and short courses to build job skills or earn credentials.
• Vermont Grant$1,000–15,350 · Deadline Varies · GrantNeed-based grant for Vermont residents that can be used at in-state or out-of-state colleges; amount depends on finances, enrollment and funding.
• Vermont Scholarship Fund (VSAC)The charitable affiliate of the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation administers thousands of state, federal and private scholarships for Vermonters; apply through VSAC.
• Veterinary Scholarship Trust of New England~$2,263Financial aid for New England residents studying veterinary medicine; 34 awards last year, reviewed by a scholarship committee.
• Warren S. and Jessie Mitchell Scholarship~$1,996 · Deadline May 1Scholarships for residents of Orleans County, Vermont. Apply with transcripts by May 1 through Community Financial Services Group in Newport.
• William H. James and Glenna James Scholarship~$8,200 · Deadline VariesNeed-based scholarship for residents of Proctor, Vermont who will attend the University of Vermont. Apply with a letter of intent and proof of financial need to TD Wealth.
• Woodstock Rotary Club ScholarshipUp to $350Small scholarships (none over $350) for high school seniors in Woodstock, Vermont.