The Linda Lentz Hubert Grant, named in honor of an alumna, former professor, and champion of graduate education at Agnes Scott, is awarded to select students enrolled in the Writing and Digital Communication Program. Students enrolled for a Master of Arts will receive a total grant of $5,500 and students enrolled for a graduate certificate will receive a total grant of $3,000.

This grant is awarded based on a combination of an applicant's academic and professional history, and all application materials are considered in grant award decisions.

The Dean’s Grant is an award offered on a competitive basis at the time of admission. This grant is allocated per class by semester and available to eligible applicants.

Grants are allocated per class by semester. Students must complete curriculum requirements to receive the full grant amount.

The William C. Johnson Distinguished Scholarship recognizes academic excellence and outstanding service to the Society at the local, regional, and/or national level. Applications should demonstrate both academic achievement and campus, community, and chapter service; applicants should explain the relevance of their program of study to fostering the discipline of English, including literature, language, writing, and literacy. This scholarship requires applicants to submit, in addition to the application information and scholarship essay, a paper originally submitted as coursework and a declaration of authorship.

College can be exhausting and taxing, impacting students' wellbeing and welfare. Auburn University researchers tracked 131 students for four years and discovered that a staggering 70% gained weight by graduation (an average of 12, and up to 37 pounds). The average number of students who were considered to be overweight rose from 18% to 31%. Gains in body fat content and waist circumference were observed by the researchers.

IVC (iVein.com), the trusted pioneer in vein disease prevention and treatment, recognizes the value of studying and maintaining healthier habits during the formative college years and is providing the iVein® Health and Wellness Scholarship to students who are committed to a lifetime of healthy habits.

This scholarship is designed to assist candidates who have exemplary character and a strong contribution to community service. Any American citizen who will be attending a college, university, graduate school, or law school in the United States within the current calendar year is eligible for this scholarship. This scholarship is only open to candidates with a 3.0 GPA or higher.

This one-time scholarship grant will be submitted directly to the winner's college or university's registrar's office and will be used to pay tuition, taxes, lodging, and/or books up to the Rate of Attendance. This scholarship will not be renewed. In addition to an essay, applicants must submit an official transcript and one letter of recommendation from an employer or professor/teacher.

Through the generosity of ASCE President, Arthur S. Tuttle, a scholarship bequest was established in 1983.

The purpose of the fellowship is to further the education of worthy students in any civil engineering discipline.

Applicants must be members of the Society, in any grade, and must be in good standing at the time of application and the time of award.

Scholarship funds are generally applied to tuition expenses during civil engineering graduate study leading to the Masters degree in an accredited educational institution.

Financial need and educational standing will be considered in selecting recipients.

All applications will be reviewed by the Society Awards Committee or its designee for recommendation to the Executive Committee for final approval.

The committee reserves the right to recommend that no award be made in a particular year if no meritorious applications are received.

Selection is based on appraisal of applicant’s justification, educational plans, academic performance, potential for development, leadership and financial need.

The amount of the fellowship will be determined annually by and subject to approval of the Executive Committee of the ASCE Board of Direction based on income from the fund endowment.

Award funds will be sent to the recipient for tuition assistance.

The Wausau Area H.O.P.E Hmong Women Scholarship was established by the H.O.P.E. (Hmong Organization for the Promise of Enrichment) Women to award scholarships to able and deserving minority women based on scholastic ability, personal integrity, and evidence of a desire to better the community. The scholarships are open to Hmong women who are residents of the greater Wausau area. High school graduating seniors and currently enrolled college students are eligible to apply.

The Sigma Foundation for Nursing awards grants to nurses in order to enable them to contribute to the progress of nursing through research. Funding is allocated depending on the validity of the submitted study, the applicant's potential pledge, and the applicant's research budget. Applications from new researchers who have not secured any other national research funding are welcomed. All credentials being equivalent, preference will be granted to Sigma participants. Sigma Foundation for Nursing has annual grants. The grant funds do not offset costs accrued previous to the funding deadline.

Claremont Lincoln University, an online by design graduate school providing a socially conscious education, is pleased to announce its "Sunrise Humanitarian Scholarship" fund for new students who are passionate about humanitarian work. Student awardees may receive individual partial tuition ranging up to 10%. The tuition amount at CLU ranges from $18000 to $25200. The 10% of the tuition is offered by this scholarship, i.e., $1800 to $2520 is awarded to the students

The Be A Leader Foundation and Claremont Lincoln University are providing two (2) scholarships for up to 25% off tuition for BALF students to apply and pursue their master's degree.

Tuition at CLU is between $23,100 - 25,200, depending on your program choice. Aside from the cost of books, there are no additional fees or expenses. If you are selected for the Changemaker Scholarship, you will be notified of the specific dollar amount of your scholarship in your award letter.

Your scholarship will generally not cover your full program tuition costs. You will need to work with the Office of Student Financial Services to select how you would like to fund the balance of your tuition. Some of the ways students can elect to pay tuition charges include securing student loans through Title IV federal financial aid, making cash payments, applying for private loans through the lender of their choice, employer tuition reimbursement programs, or by finding an additional scholarship or grant programs for which they may be eligible.

Students receive a 10% discount on non-credit professional certificate programs (self-paced): Mindful Leadership, Women Leading Change, Beyond Bias, Human-Centered Design for Social Impact, Digital Storytelling for Social Impact and Anti-human Trafficking.