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Getting a degree is the most valuable asset to your career, and these environmental scholarships can help you get there affordably.
Getting a degree is the most valuable asset to your career, and these environmental scholarships can help you get there affordably.
With the average cost of tuition in the United States exceeding $16,000 per year, the college experience is an enormous investment. Still, the rewards outweigh the expenses, and pursuing a degree in environmental science will prove that. Americans with bachelor's degrees have an average lifetime earnings of $1.3 million more than those with only a GED or high school equivalent*.
To help your own cause, you can start by exploring the 13 environmental science scholarships listed below. There are many environmental scholarships awarded to students like you that have an intended career path in environmental science. Search below amongst the total $37,900 available in environmental scholarships — there's bound to be an opportunity perfect for you.
* Source: Georgetown University Report
11 Matching Scholarships
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- $7.5K
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Deadline: January (last Friday) | Amount: Up to $7,500
Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation
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- $400
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Deadline: March 15 | Amount: $400
Tau Kappa Epsilon Educational Foundation
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- $5K
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Deadline: March 1 | Amount: $5,000
Association of California Water Agencies
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- $1K
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Deadline: April 15 | Amount: $1,000
Air and Waste Management Association-Connecticut Chapter
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- Varies
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Deadline: April 20 | Amount: Varies
Wilderness Society
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- Varies
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Deadline: December 1 | Amount: Varies
International Association for Great Lakes Research
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- Varies
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Deadline: March 31 | Amount: Varies
Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts
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- $5K
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Deadline: January 15 | Amount: Up to $5,000
National Ground Water Association
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- $5K
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Deadline: March 5 | Amount: Up to $5,000
Morris K. Udall Foundation
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- $1.5K
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Deadline: March 1 | Amount: $300-$1,500
Nebraska Academy of Sciences, Inc.
