4 Scholarships for Students in New Hampshire

Despite the many scholarships available to students, it can be hard to find the perfect scholarship for you. Sometimes the scholarships that seem perfect have that one requirement that you can’t meet. Other times, the perfect scholarship has so many requirements that students get discouraged. However, College Raptor’s many articles attempt to assist students in finding the scholarship that best fits their goals, with easy to meet requirements. In this case, the perfect scholarship may have qualifications surrounding the state you know as home.

New Hampshire’s state motto sounds somewhat like a tagline for a Die Hard film–“Live Free or Die.” This small state packs a big punch, however, and was the first colony to establish a government independent of Great Britain. In addition to that, it was also the 9th state to ratify the Constitution, which brought the document into effect. If you call this unique state home or plan to study there, take a look below for some scholarship opportunities.

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New Hampshire Food Industries Education Foundation Scholarships

Amount: $1,000

Deadline: March 15, 2020

If your parent is a full-time employee or part of an associated firm of the New Hampshire Grocers Association, you could be eligible for a $1,000 scholarship. This scholarship is available to high school seniors all the way up to college juniors.

To apply, a student must: be a dependent of an NHGA member, meet the ACT/SAT score requirement, submit a college transcript (if applicable), and demonstrate merit.

New England Employee Benefits Council Scholarship

Amount: Varies

Deadline: April 1, 2020

For those aspiring towards careers in employee benefits, this scholarship is for you! Interest in career fields such as actuarial sciences, pension design, work and family issues, corporate employee-benefits design, and others, can be rewarded financial aid through this scholarship.

In order to be eligible, students must: be a full-time college student (either graduate or undergraduate), be a resident of New England or attending school in New England, and display interest in the employee benefits field.

NSPE-NH State Scholarship Program

Amount: $1,000

Deadline: April 30, 2020

For New Hampshire students who want to go to college for engineering, the NSPE-NH State Scholarship Program awards them $1,000 to help fund their higher education.

To qualify, students must: have New Hampshire residency and either plan on or are already enrolled in an engineering program in college. The scholarship gives preference to New Hampshire students attending a New Hampshire college or university.

New England Regional Student Program

Amount: Varies

Deadline: Varies

This program is designed to offer New England students a tuition discount for out-of-state public New England colleges/universities. The average tuition break for a student is $7,515.

To apply, students must: be New England residents, apply to an out-of-state New England college/university.

And of course, each college/university offers scholarships for their own students, so make sure you look for those as well!

 

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