We recently talked about seven scholarships for LGBTQ+ students, but those aren’t the only ones available. There are dozens of scholarship opportunities out there. We’ve found three more LGBTQ+ scholarships to help continue your search.
Victor Agnoni Visual Arts Foundation Scholarship
Amount: Varies
Deadline: April 24, 2020
Nicholas Agnoni created the Victor Agnoni Visual Arts Foundation (VAVAF) to honor his late father, Victor, who supported Nicholas’ artistic endeavors. Now, Nicholas helps LGBTQ+ high school seniors involved in visual arts afford part of their college costs. The one-time award is given out to multiple recipients who create visual arts. High school seniors need at least a 3.0 GPA and must fill out the application and mail it to the VAVAF headquarters.
eQuality Scholarships
Amount: $6,000
Deadline: TBD for 2021
eQuality offers multiple $6,000 scholarships to LGBTQ+ high school students, undergraduates, future nurses, and graduate students in California. These scholarships honors and awards LGBTQ+ students and their involvement in the LGBTQ+ community. Each scholarship has a different set of requirements, so take a look at their website to see the qualifications.
Joel Roger Wayne Scholarship
Amount: $1,000
Deadline: March 13, 2020
Awarded by the University of Colorado in Boulder, the Joel Roger Wayne Scholarship was funded to help students who are part of the LGBTQ+ community but had been cut off financially from their parents due to their sexual orientation. The award grants $1,000 each school year to the winner.
Although the scholarship began to ensure those who are LGBTQ+ could attend school, the award is not dependent on whether or not your family has offered financial support. Instead, it is based on financial need.
In order to apply, students should visit the University of Colorado’s website. The school has several scholarships dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community in addition to the Joel Roger Wayne Scholarship.
These scholarships should give you a strong base for your award search if you are a part of the LGBTQ+ community. To find more, head to scholarship databases. When you sign up, many will ask about you, your interests, and your academic record to ensure they’re returning search results and awards that you could qualify for. If you need further help, make sure to talk to your high school counselor, college’s financial aid office, or a local LGBTQ+ community center. Finally, there’s no such thing as applying for too many scholarships!
| Lender | Rates (APR) | Eligibility | |
|---|---|---|---|
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6.97%-15.03%* Variable
5.99%-14.00%* Fixed
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Undergraduate and Graduate
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VISIT CITIZENS |
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6.37% - 16.70% Variable
4.50% - 15.49% Fixed
|
Undergraduate and Graduate
|
VISIT SALLIE MAE |
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4.98% - 16.70% Variable
4.07% - 15.66% Fixed
|
Undergraduate and Graduate
|
VISIT CREDIBLE |
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6.07% - 11.31% Variable
4.39% - 10.39% Fixed
|
Undergraduate and Graduate
|
VISIT LENDKEY |
|
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6.22% - 16.08% Variable
4.09% - 15.66% Fixed
|
Undergraduate and Graduate
|
VISIT ASCENT |
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6.54% - 11.08% Variable
3.95% - 8.01% Fixed
|
Undergraduate and Graduate
|
VISIT ISL |
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5.62% - 18.26% Variable
4.11% - 15.90% Fixed
|
Undergraduate and Graduate
|
VISIT EARNEST |
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4.98% - 12.79% Variable
8.42% - 13.01% Fixed
|
Undergraduate and Graduate
|
VISIT ELFI |
