Being a leader is no easy task. It requires a strong knowledge, motivation, and humility. Leaders are those that we look to for direction, inspiration, advice, and to keep us going when things get tough. If you’ve taken on a leadership role, whether it was for your school’s sport team, club, outside organization, or volunteer group, you may be qualified to earn free money for college. Leadership scholarships reward students who show skills in motivating others in and out of the classroom. Get matched with the right scholarship by filling out our Scholarship Match Quiz! If you’re a leader, check out this list of leadership scholarships to help add to your college savings.
This scholarship is open to current and incoming graduate students at Kansas colleges/universities who have a concentration in accounting. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of undergraduate academic performance; potential for success in graduate studies; leadership; and participation in community, charitable, university, governmental and/or other civic activities.
This scholarship is open to college juniors who attend a Kansas independent college or university and are majoring in accounting. Qualified students must demonstrate academic success in their accounting curriculum; the student’s grades in English, rhetoric subjects, business, and economics courses will also be considered.
This scholarship is open to college juniors who are enrolled as accounting majors in a Kansas college or university. Qualified nominees must demonstrate academic success in the accounting, economics, and business curriculums. Additional emphasis is placed upon the nominee’s overall grades.
This scholarship is open to U.S. students who are pursuing a graduate degree in the health and medical sciences with the intention of pursuing that discipline as a career. Students must have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
This scholarship is open to undergraduate students who are residents of Forsyth or Yadkin counties in North Carolina; preference will be given to students pursuing degrees in music or music ministry. Students must have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher and demonstrated financial need, leadership, service, and community involvement.
The Black Community Scholarship Fund is available for African American students in the greater Kansas City Area. Preference will be given to students majoring in Healthcare, Education, Youth Development, Liberal and Performing Arts or STEM.
This scholarship is open to U.S. high school seniors who attend a high school in one of the following counties: California – Kern, Los Angeles; Ohio – Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, Warren; Texas – Tom Green, Dallas, Denton, Collin. Students must demonstrate financial need and plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study.
Ninety percent of college takes place outside of the classroom. It’s in this part of the college experience — the unplanned, unstructured hours — that students discover their passions and plan their futures. For our brothers, much of this time is spent with their chapters — it’s where they build close bonds of friendship and learn how to communicate and work with others, to lead, and to speak in front of a crowd. Our brothers accomplish all of this through the Balanced Man Program.
Lula Mae Gay was a person with a genuine heart of servitude. She spent many years of her life dedicated to the needs and desires of others. Although she had very little, much was given through her love and service toward others.
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The purpose of the LMG Foundation scholarship is to allow her family the means of continuing one aspect of her legacy by providing educational funding to aspiring and/or current college students.
Applicants who are awarded this scholarship will be provided with a $1500 scholarship to cover educational costs for two (2) consecutive semesters (beginning in the fall). Scholarships are not renewable and cannot be transferred. Applicants who are awarded the scholarships will be ineligible to apply the following cycle.
