Scholarship, Grants, & Opportunities 

Eligible applicants for the San Diego Chapter of AEP scholarship must be undergraduate or graduate students attending a university or community college in San Diego or Imperial County. They must be pursuing a career with an environmental focus and have a minimum 3.0 GPA.
Age: college student

Eligible applicants must be full-time undergraduate or graduate students pursuing an environmental career at an accredited college or university within the counties served by the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of AEP. A minimum 3.0 GPA and free AEP student membership are required. Santa Clara County students are not eligible under this chapter.
Age: college student

Applicants must attend an accredited U.S. university, have a strong academic record, and show financial need to qualify.
Age: college student

Explorers Club Student Grants are open to students conducting scientific fieldwork and exploration. Eligibility varies by grant type.
Age: varies

The Alaska Space Grant Program offers funding to U.S. citizens pursuing undergraduate degrees in STEM or STEM education at Alaska-based colleges and universities. Applicants are encouraged to engage in hands-on research that supports academic and career growth, with special encouragement for women, underrepresented minorities, and students with disabilities. The program aims to enhance STEM education through experiential learning and has awarded over $700,000 to Alaska students in the past seven years.
Age: undergraduate student

The CUSABIO Scholarship is open to undergraduate or graduate students with at least one year remaining in a biology, life sciences, or related major. Applicants must be enrolled or accepted at a college or university.
Age: college student

This scholarship is open to graduate students majoring in environmental studies who are pursuing education and work in the American Northeast. Applicants must have a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 and at least a 3.5 GPA in their environmental program.
Age: graduate students

To be eligible, applicants must be graduating high school seniors enrolling full-time at an HBCU in fall 2023, with a minimum 2.8 GPA. They must be U.S. citizens, legal permanent residents, or nationals, and plan to pursue majors in engineering, computer science, or related fields such as geology, public affairs, or mathematics. A resume highlighting leadership and STEM involvement, along with a personal statement, is required.
Age:12th grade

To be eligible for this grant, organizations must be U.S.-based nonprofits with a 501(c)(3) designation or have a fiscal sponsor, align with Society for Science’s STEM-focused mission, serve at least 25 U.S. residents, and have an operating budget under $1.5 million. Ineligible applicants include private institution-affiliated programs, school-specific organizations, youth-led or K–12 student-run groups, chapters of national organizations, religious or political groups with integrated beliefs, and newly formed organizations not yet serving the public.
Age:NA

Eligible nonprofits must be legally registered or fiscally sponsored for at least three years and primarily focus on increasing representation of women of color in STEM education within the tech sector. They must serve a majority of women or girls of color, have an operational website, and not discriminate based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Preference is given to projects involving AI literacy, and organizations worldwide may apply, with additional review required for those outside the U.S.
Age:NA