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Helping Arkansas students access financial support for continuing their education is one of the most effective ways to strengthen communities across the state. The majority of Community Foundation scholarships are intended for Arkansas residents who are pursuing postsecondary education—this includes students attending two- or four-year colleges and universities, as well as those enrolled in vocational or technical training programs. About the scholarships - The Arkansas Community Foundation administers dozens of donor-established scholarships, each with its own set of eligibility rules. - Some awards are reserved for graduates of specific high schools or for students planning to enroll at a particular...

Introduction In honor of Art Porter, Sr. and Art Porter, Jr., the Board of Directors of Art Porter Music Education, Inc. (APME) created a memorial scholarship to support the organization’s mission. These awards aim to foster excellence in music education by encouraging and financially supporting talented Arkansas high school graduates who plan to pursue music degrees. Scholarship overview APME will grant a Memorial Scholarship totaling $3,000 to a graduating Arkansas high school senior. Funds are distributed across four years: $1,500 in the first year and $500 in each of the following three years. To continue receiving subsequent installments, recipients must...

About ATHEF The Arkansas Tourism & Hospitality Education Foundation (ATHEF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preparing the next generation of leaders for the hospitality sector and to increasing student awareness of career paths within the industry. Since its founding in 1999, ATHEF has distributed more than $900,000 in scholarship funds to support the education and career development of aspiring culinary and hospitality professionals. Eligibility - Be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident and reside in the state of Arkansas. - Be a graduating high school student who has been accepted to and will be enrolled in an AHA‑approved...

Intro The First Bank Corp. Business Scholarship is a selective award for students who combine strong academic achievement with proven leadership inside and outside school and who intend to take on leadership roles on campus. Applicants must be planning to pursue a business degree through the College of Business and Industry at UAFS. To be considered, candidates must submit a completed Application for Admission to UAFS and the scholarship application. Eligibility - Minimum ACT score: 27 - Minimum high school GPA: 3.5 - Declared intent to earn a business degree in the UAFS College of Business and Industry Award benefits...

Introductory Statement The Arkansas Junior Cattlemen’s Association (AJCA) is a youth-focused organization committed to advancing the cattle and beef industry in Arkansas while preparing young people for cattle-related careers. AJCA does this through leadership experiences, educational contests, life-skills training, member recognition programs, and hands-on events such as shows and competitions. The association supports junior members and their families and helps fund college scholarships—underwritten by donations, member dues, and fundraisers—to assist members pursuing post-secondary education. Overall, AJCA aims to develop character, encourage involvement, and open future opportunities for Arkansas youth in the beef industry. Eligibility and Requirements - Minimum cumulative GPA:...

2026 Arkansas Cattlemen’s Association — Scholarship Opportunities Three distinct scholarship opportunities are available through the Arkansas Cattlemen’s Association for 2026. Read each description below carefully to confirm eligibility and application requirements. All application deadlines are June 1, 2026. General notes - Awards will be announced at the ACA Annual Convention. - Applicants must meet the specific residency, enrollment, and membership requirements listed for each scholarship. - Deadlines for all scholarships: June 1, 2026. 1) Arkansas Cattlemen’s Association Scholarship - Awards: Two (2) scholarships of $1,000 each. - Purpose: Support students pursuing an agricultural degree at a postsecondary institution. - Eligibility:...

Introduction In 2009, Act 9 authorized additional funding for Arkansas’ nursing student loan program with the aim of encouraging nurses to enter nursing education. That legislation expanded support for forgivable loans administered by the Arkansas State Board of Nursing (ASBN). Program overview The Faith A. Fields Nursing Scholarship Loan offers forgivable loans to students preparing for careers as a registered nurse (Nursing Practice Loan), a licensed practical nurse (Nursing Practice Loan), or a nurse educator (Nurse Educator Loan). The program’s funds are provided through the ASBN. Eligibility To be considered for the Faith A. Fields Nursing Scholarship Loan applicants must...

Overview The Governor’s Scholars (Non‑Distinguished) Scholarship is awarded to the top‑scoring high school senior in any Arkansas county that did not name a Governor’s Distinguished Scholar that year. It is also available to graduating seniors who earn a Diploma of Distinction or who complete an Associate’s degree while still in high school. The scholarship covers tuition, required fees, and room and board up to $5,000 per academic year (maximum $20,000 over four years). FAFSA completion is required for most applicants. Application Deadline Annual deadline: July 1 Who May Apply - High school seniors in their graduating year. - Non‑U.S. citizens...

Overview The Arkansas Academic Challenge Program awards scholarships to Arkansas residents who are pursuing postsecondary education. Supported largely by the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery, the Academic Challenge is open to students at all points in their education—high school graduates planning to enter college, current college students, first-time college enrollees, and those returning to college after a break. Eligibility requirements Traditional applicants (recent high school graduates) Students who plan to enroll at an approved college or university in the academic year immediately after finishing high school (public, private, out-of-state, or homeschool) must meet at least one of the following criteria: - ACT...