Taft University Grants & Scholarships

Dr. Roger J. Duthoy Scholarship Program

Every year, Taft University offers scholarships to qualified educators interested in getting a Doctor of Education degree from us.

The 2019 Duthoy Scholarship Program is already closed to applicants but keep an eye out for next year’s opportunity.

Third Party Scholarships

The scholarship offers listed below are made available by third parties unaffiliated with William Howard Taft University or The Taft University System. Please direct any questions about the scholarships to the party offering the scholarship.

Amber Grant for Women

Available to women studying business, the Amber Grant for Women requires applicants to pursue education in entrepreneurship or business.

WomensNet awards a $2,000 grant each month, along with a $27,000 grant at the end of each year to one grant winner from that year.

Apply Here!

Chase Rubin Grant

Chase Rubin is offering a $1200 Grant opportunity to eligible students towards their higher learning education each year. You can find full details regarding eligibility, applying, winner selection, and more below.

Eligibility Requirements
– Current high school students graduating in 2019 that have already been accepted into an accredited college or university.
– Current college or university students who haven’t reached their final year of school.

Guidelines
Eligible students can enter by submitting a 500-word essay on the following topic, “What is something that hasn’t been invented yet that you think the world can benefit from”?

Submission Deadline
November 1, 2019

Winner Selection
A winner will be selected and contacted during December 2019 by Chase Rubin or his representative. Once contacted, the winner has two weeks to respond before a winner up is selected. Once the winner responds the scholarship will be sent to their school’s financial aid office.

SDL Achievers Scholarship

​We at SameDayLoans365 have designed the ongoing quarterly SDL Achievers Scholarship program aiming at covering the education costs of the most talented and ambitious students, whose essays fuel our desire to make this scholarship a tradition.

The award:
$500, Quarterly.​

Deadlines:
March 28, June 28, September 28, December 28

How to Enter:
To enter our contest, students are required to write a 750-word essay or infographic on one of the following topics:
– The Event That Significantly Changed My Life
– Best Methods of Diversifying Your Education Background
– Meaningful Decisions That Impacted My Personal Development

Eligibility:
– Be enrolled full time in high school or at least part time in college, graduate, professional, or trade school.
– Be a U.S. citizen
– Possess a cumulative GPA of at least 2.8.

Kisling, Nestico & Redick Stop Distracted Driving Scholarship

We understand the impact of distracted driving and want to bring awareness to solving this societal issue.  The $5,000 scholarship will award one student who successfully creates a plan to persuade people to stop distracted driving.  The requirements of the scholarship are open-ended.  Applicants are encouraged to create videos, submit strategies, or any other creative ideas they may have.

Our application deadline is March 31, 2020.  The selected winner will be notified by email prior to April 30, 2020.  For full details regarding eligibility, requirements, and submission, please visit our Scholarship Page.

The Melvin Brewing Scholarship

The Melvin Brewing Scholarship was created to help students lift a little bit of financial stress off of their shoulders while also helping to strengthen our communities since the youth of today are our future! Students from all majors and areas of study are encouraged to apply.

To be eligible, each applicant will be asked to submit a short essay of no more than 500 words. The award for this scholarship is $1,000 and all applications must be submitted by March 30, 2020. At the conclusion of the application period, a committee will confer and select a winner by the first week of April 2020.

Eligibility:
The following people are eligible for the Melvin Brewing scholarship:
– Students who are currently enrolled full or part-time in a college or university

All applicants must be a U.S. citizen from the 50 states or the District of Columbia.

The Chairish Design Your Future Scholarship

Chairish is offering a scholarship designed to support students from diverse backgrounds and students who are majoring in design-related fields such as architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and engineering fields. Each year, we will award up to $5,000 in college scholarships to two deserving students. Good luck!

Deadlines: January 1 & June 30

Eligibility:
– Open to graduating high school seniors, college undergraduates, and graduate students of any major.
– Students are asked to submit a 500-word essay designing their ideal future and their plans to achieve that dream.
– Minimum 2.0/4.0 cumulative GPA required
– Students must be enrolled or planning to enroll at an accredited 2-year, 4-year, or vocational/technical college or university in the US.

Scholle Law Scholarship Blog Contest

At Scholle Law, we seek to invest in our community by supporting students as they pursue higher education and we are thrilled to offer a new scholarship opportunity to your students. As a graduate of the University of Georgia, Charles Scholle understands the challenges today’s college students face and is proud to offer this privately funded scholarship to help give ambitious students the opportunity to win a $1,000 payment towards their tuition. To enter our scholarship competition, students must answer the following question in a 500+ word original blog essay post: “What should be the scope of the first amendment in today’s society? Should it be expanded, curtailed or left alone, and why?”

Deadline: December 31, 2019

Instructions: Publish your submitted essay online. This can be on your college blog, or your own web site, or free blogging platform of your choice such as wordpress.com, blogger.com, edublogs.org, medium.com, etc. Your essay must:
– include at least 2 online resources (links) of relevant authoritative websites
– include one link to a relevant page on www.schollelaw.com
– include one link to a relevant page on www.enjuris.com

Eligibility: Students must be a U.S. resident or resident alien with a valid student ID and also registered and actively enrolled in classes at a U.S. college or university. Blog submissions must be unique (not submitted elsewhere) and written by the scholarship application signator. Applicants must submit the online form “Scholarship Blog Contest Application & Rules.” All submissions should be in English. Only one submission per student will be considered. There is no cost to apply for this scholarship and all student information is confidential.