WHS College & Career Center

Skyline College will be on our campus to assist graduating seniors who are interested in attending in the Summer/Fall 2025.

DEADLINE: March 1, 2025, by 4 pm

The scholarship grant check will be made to the winner’s college/trade/academic school in the amount of $750.00 to $1,000.00+.

REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY:

1. Applicants must be residents of either Daly City, Broadmoor, or Colma.
2. Applicants must be graduating from High School in 2025.
3. Applicants must offer proof of submission/application to a college, or institution of higher learning, including trade schools (give first choice and copy of email or letter)
4. Applicants must choose one of the essay topics and submit a response up to 200 words.
5. Applicants must answer the other essay question & submit a response no more than 300 words.

For questions or concerns, contact our College & Career Aide, Ms. Grace Moevao, via email gmoevao@jeffersonunion.net or call 650-550-7479.

DEADLINE: March 1, 2025

The scholarship awards from a range of $500 - $5,000.

Available scholarships include Academic Awards for graduating high school seniors, Italian Language Study Grants in Italy for graduating high school seniors for the summer of 2025, and Career Education for graduating high school seniors pursuing a career in a skilled field.

REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY:

1. Applicant must be wholly or partially of Italian descent.
2. Applicant must be enrolled in an accredited College, University, Community College, or Vocational College/Trade School for Fall Semester of 2025.

For additional information, contact Rosemarie Biagetti Vanderhaar via email rgeorev@aol.com or call/text 626-222-7768.

DEADLINE: March 10, 2025

PAMF is committed to supporting future generations of doctors, aiming to build a diverse workforce including those from low-income backgrounds. We offer 5-10 scholarships to individuals graduating high school with an interest in pursuing a career in medicine.

REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY (not all listed):

1. Applicant must self-identify as Black, Latinx/Latine, or Indigenous.
2. Applicant must anticipate a career as a physician or advance practice clinician.
3. Applicant must live and/or study in Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
4. Click here for all applicant requirements.

DEADLINE: March 14, 2025

The AAPI ERG Scholarship Fund is a qualified 501(c)(3) run by volunteers at PG&E. 100% of the donations received are distributed as scholarships to help exceptional college-bound high school seniors realize their goals and ambitions in college. Our past applicants and awardees are more than just academically accomplished; they exemplify the values we maintain here at the company — they are engaged in their communities and work selflessly to promote diversity and inclusion.

All age, race, ethnicity, and genders are encouraged to apply. Below are the 2 major qualifications for the Asian ERG Scholarship:

1. Graduating high school senior
2. Minimum of 3.00 unweighted GPA

DEADLINE: March 30, 2025

San Francisco State University has 18 scholarships for entering Freshmen majoring in Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry. The objective of these scholarships, sponsored by the Genentech Foundation, is designed to prepare students from underrepresented groups, first-generation college students, and students with disabilities for successful careers in the biomedical field.

Recipients of this 2-year scholarship will receive comprehensive academic support, stimulating research experience, full California resident tuition coverage at SFSU, and a monthly stipend. The total value of the scholarship, including the stipend, exceeds $25,000.

REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY:

1. Applicant must be a SF State student (or currently applying to become one)
2. Applicant must be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, DACA, or AB540
3. Applicant must commit to research for one year or more
4. Applicant must also apply to the SF State Metro Academy. See more information and how to apply HERE.

DEADLINE: March 31, 2025 @ 3:00 PM PST

Open to graduating high school seniors or those looking to enroll as a first-time freshman, this $10,000 scholarship is here to help you take college by storm. Each year, ten students who exemplify the bold nature of Carl’s Jr. and the giving spirit of our founders, Carl N. and Margaret Karcher, are chosen to receive this scholarship, and you could be next.

If you’re 26 or younger, living in one of the 16 states where Carl’s Jr. operates, and gearing up to be a full-time college freshman at an accredited university, you’re already halfway there.

The Sports Gear Swag scholarship offers a one-time prize of $1,000, which can cover various education-related costs such as tuition, books, computers, accommodation, and other necessary expenses. There are no GPA requirements.

The applicant must write a 500-word essay on one of the following subjects

• The Importance of Sportsmanship in Competitive Sports

• The Benefits of Playing Sports Competitively

• The Psychological and Physical Benefits of Youth Involvement in Sports

Essays must be submitted as an attached PDF file to scholarship@sportsgearswag.com.

Complete a Work Permit form and submit to Ms. Grace (in the Library) or Mx. Ren (Room 32 by Attendance Office).

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