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Worry about hurricane season, not college tuition.
Florida has the fourth most high school graduates in the United States, which places those students in a highly competitive collegiate environment. In addition, Florida's average cost of tuition per 30 credit hours is approximately $5,000—but we're here to offer you a solution, not a complaint.
Our list of scholarships in Florida helps students and parents with the cost of attendance so they can worry about hurricane season, not college tuition. We always recommend that students exhaust scholarship and grant opportunities before applying for student loans. In addition to our list below, the state of Florida administers a variety of state-funded educational grants and scholarships through the Florida Department of Education's Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA).
If you're a resident of The Sunshine State and interested in Florida scholarships, apply below!
101 Matching Scholarships
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Florida Department of Education
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- $1K
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Deadline: January 15 | Amount: $1,000
Pinellas Education Foundation
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- $1K
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Deadline: January 31 | Amount: $1,000
Al Downing Tampa Bay Jazz Association
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- $3K
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Deadline: January 2 | Amount: $3,000
Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties
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- $2.5K
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Deadline: March 1 | Amount: $500-$2,500
American Legion, Department of Florida
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Deadline: February 10 | Amount: Varies
Southwest Florida Community Foundation
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- $1K
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Deadline: May 31 | Amount: $1,000
Anti-Pesto
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- $1K
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Deadline: April 15 | Amount: $1,000
Bay Area Manufacturers Association
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- $3K
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Deadline: January 2 | Amount: $3,000
Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties
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- $1K
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Deadline: January 15 | Amount: $1,000
National FFA Organization
