NROTC SCHOLARSHIP (MARINE OPTION): The NROTC scholarship is a college scholarship program that supports the education and training of qualified young men and women for service as commissioned officers in the United States Marine Corps.
Who will be selected? High-achieving students who possess a strong desire to lead, a commitment to service, and the mental and physical toughness to become a Marine Officer
What are the benefits? 100% college tuition, payment of all mandatory fees, a textbook stipend, and a monthly substinence allowance while you attend a leading 4-year college. Some schools offer more significant benefits!
What's it like? Scholarship winner lead the life of a typical college student, but with the addition of naval science classes, leadership tabs, and physical training. Midshipmen also get to travel the country attending specialized training during the summer.
Where does it get you? The ultimate objective is to develop you mentally, morally and physically into a leader of character, prepared to accept the responsibilities of a Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps upon graduation.
CONTACT INFORMATION: Captain Trevor Brooks, Executive Officier, RS Springfield, Trevor.Brooks@marines.usmc.mil
Imperial Sovereign Court of All Connecticut Memorial Scholarship Fund: Through this scholarship, we aim to support and encourage the next generation of leaders in the LGBTQ+ community and the broader civil rights movement.
Our Purpose: To raise charitable funds, perform noble deed for the community at large, and provide an outlet for social interaction among those who share our mission and values.
Our Goal: To raise needed funds for the community and social service organizations while fostering a supportive and inclusive environment that promotes positive community awareness.
Scholarship Details:
Students must include a letter of introduction including their name, email and phone number
Students must include a 350-word essay describing their accomplishments, involvement in the LGBTQ+ community, life goals and reasons for applying
Applications may be sent by email to scholarship@ctimperialcourt.org or go to CTImperialcourt.org
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY DECEMBER 31, 2026
University of Connecticut Scholarship Opportunities
Day of Pride Scholarship
Nutmeg Scholarship
Stamps Scholarship
Important Deadlines:
November 1st: Application Dcadline for Day of Pride Scholarship, Nutmeg Scholarship and Stamps Scholarship
November 8th: Supplemental Application Deadline for Day of Pride Scholarship, Nutmeg Scholarship, and Stamps Scholarship. The Supplemental Application Deadline can be found in the applicant portal. Access to the applicant portal will become available approximately two days after the application for admission is received.
Below are links for more information for each scholarship mentioned above:
Day of Pride Scholarship Information
Calvin Coolidge Presidential Fund, Inc.
The Coolidge Scholarship is a full-ride, four-year, merit scholarship that recipients may use for undergraduate study at any accredited college or university in the United States. Any high school JUNIOR who plans to enroll in college in the fall of 2028 and is an American citisen or legal permanent resident is eligible to apply (current high school seniors are NOT eligible to apply).
A complete discription of the scholarship's criteria, along with the online application and much more information is available at coolidgescholars.org.
The application requires that candidates read President Coolidge's Autobiography and a few other readings and then write three essays.
The submission deadline is 5:00PM Pacific time on Tuesday, December 1, 2026.
The application, along with additional information can be accesssed on coolidgescholars.org.
If a scholarship application requires a transcript and/or recommendation letters, please complete this form and return it to the School Counseling Office with your completed packet and postage-paid mailer.