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With their unique schooling, homeschool students may be eligible for scholarships based on their non-traditional education. There are several organizations, schools, and private donors that offer homeschool scholarships to help students obtain a college degree. Since many homeschooled students don’t have access to a high school guidance department, it’s important to inquire about scholarship opportunities through the community, churches, parents’ employers, and an online scholarship search that includes homeschool scholarships and resources. You can also browse our directory of homeschool scholarships below and start applying for college money today!

Tortoise Young Entrepreneurs Scholarship

The Tortoise Young Entrepreneurs Scholarship is being offered to Kansas and or Missouri area high school seniors and college students who have demonstrated an entrepreneurial initiative. Applicants must also meet the academic requirements, including a 3.3 or higher grade point average.
Award Amount

Total: $1666

Awards: 3

Deadline

Deadline: March 01

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Concert on the Green Poster Contest

This award is available for U.S. students in grades 4-12 who are 19 years of age or younger. Students must be a resident of Clay County, Florida and be a student in a Clay County School (grades K-12, public or private).
Award Amount

Total: $583

Awards: 9

Deadline

Deadline: March 15

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Michigan Homeschooled Faith Scholarship

This scholarship is available for homeschooled students in Michigan who are practicing and active Catholics. Applicants must attend Ave Maria University in Florida to be eligible for the award.
Award Amount

Total: $28000

Awards: 6

Deadline

Deadline: April 01

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Concert on the Green Young Artists Concerto Scholarship Competition

This award is available for U.S. students in grades six through twelve who are residents of Clay County, Florida and attend a Clay County school. Students must be 19 years of age or younger and demonstrate an interest in music.
Award Amount

Total: $1000

Awards: 4

Deadline

Deadline: April 15

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FIRE’s Free Speech Essay Contest

This scholarship is open to juniors and seniors in U.S. high schools, including home-schooled students, as well as U.S. citizens attending schools overseas. Additional questions regarding eligibility may be emailed to [email protected]. Click to learn more and apply today!
Award Amount

Total: $20000

Awards: 9

Deadline

Deadline: December 31

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WMU Foundation Scholarships

The WMU Foundation provides a variety of scholarships for Southern Baptist missionary kids and individuals preparing for missions service. It was set up in 1995 by Dr. Dellanna O’Brian, a former executive director of national Women’s Missionary Union (WMU). They also have two available endowments for Missionary Kids and their homeschooling missionary parents.
Award Amount

Total: $5000

Awards: 5

Deadline

Deadline: February 01

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George Snow High School Scholarship

The George Snow Scholarship Fund offers a wide variety of scholarships, each with their own criteria. However, the most common criteria is that applicants demonstrate financial need, motivation to do their best and to help themselves/others. Amounts vary, but the average award in 2019 was $12,500.00.
Award Amount

Total: $12500

Awards: 10

Deadline

Deadline: February 01

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Cakes for College Scholarship

The Cakes for College Scholarship is available for graduating high school seniors at Cashmere, Eastmont, River Academy, Wenatchee or Westside High Schools in north central Washington State. Applicants must plan to attend Wenatchee Valley College.
Award Amount

Total: $1000

Awards: 1

Deadline

Deadline: April 01

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“Cirkled In – No Sweat” No Essay Scholarship

Cirkled In Scholarship is available for 8th grade, homeschooled and high school students. Applicants must be 13 and older to apply. Click here to learn more and apply today!
Award Amount

Total: $2500

Awards: 1

Deadline

Deadline: September 30

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American Legion Oratorical Contest

American Legion is the nation’s largest Veterans agency. Central to its mission is to mentor youth, sponsor wholesome programs, advocate patriotism and promote national security. The American Legion Oratorical Contest is an academic speaking challenge. It teaches Many things. Like key leadership qualities, the history of our nation’s laws, the ability to think and speak clearly, and an understanding of the duties, responsibilities, rights and privileges of American citizenship. Over $188,000 in scholarships can be awarded each year. The overall national contest winner gets a $20,000 scholarship. Second place takes home $17,000, and third gets $15,000. Each department (state) winner who is certified into and participates in the national contest’s first round receives a $2,000 scholarship. Those who advance past the first round receive an additional $2,000 scholarship. The American Legion’s National Organization awards the scholarships, which can be used at any college or university in the United States.
Award Amount

Total: $188000

Awards: 4

Deadline

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