Golden Door Scholars   

Website: http://www.goldendoorscholars.org
Contact Person: [email protected] 
Note: You must have DACA or TPS. Golden Door Scholars puts well-earned higher education within reach for students who could otherwise not afford it. It’s about identifying the gaps in our current system and doing something to positively influence the future of kids across the country.

The Elise Wiesel Foundation
(Prize in Ethics) 

Website: http://www.eliewieselfoundation.org
Contact Person: (212) 490 - 7788
Note: Open to all undocumented students (DACA/TPS and Non-DACA). The guidelines state that registered undergraduate full-time juniors or seniors at accredited four-year colleges or universities in the United States during the semester they apply are eligible to enter the 2016 contest.

BECAS Univision

Website: https://univision.hsfts.net/#/
Contact Person: [email protected]
Note: Open to all undocumented students (DACA/TPS and Non-DACA). Univision scholarship award amounts range from $500-$5,000, based on the student’s total financial aid package. Scholarship funds may be used for tuition, fees, books, and other academic related supplies, as well as for room/board and transportation expenses related to school.

BECA Microsoft

Website: https://careers.microsoft.com/students
Contact Person: [email protected]
Note: Open to all undocumented students (DACA/TPS and Non-DACA). Microsoft awards college tuition scholarships each year to encourage students to pursue studies in Computer Science and related STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) disciplines. Recipients will be awarded in recognition of their demonstrated passion for technology, academic excellence and leadership while working to push the software industry forward.
Basics Qualifications: Basic eligibility, Merit, demonstrated passion for the software industry, Commitment to leadership, Diversity and Financial need and be enrolled full time in a bachelor’s degree program at a four-year college or university in the United States at the time you submit the application.

Que Llueva Cafe Scholarship

Website: http://www.ca-core.org
Contact Person: [email protected]

Note: Open to all undocumented students (DACA/TPS and Non-DACA) in High school. The “Que Llueva Café” Scholarship aims to support the dreams, hopes and aspirations of college bound undocumented students so that they can earn their college education and allow for all of their hard work and sacrifice to persevere. This scholarship program strives to make a world of difference. ¡Ójala que llueva café!

TheDREAM.Us Scholarship

Website: http://www.thedream.us
Contact Person: http://www.thedream.us/news-events/
Note: Open to only DACA/TPS recipients. TheDream.US provides college scholarships to highly motivated DREAMers who want to get a college education but cannot afford it. Our scholarships will help cover your tuition and fees for an associate’s or bachelor’s degree at one of our Partner Colleges. Note: You must be accepted to and eligible for in-state tuition (if applicable) at one of our Partner Colleges in order to receive the Scholarship.

DREAM Summer

Website: http://www.labor.ucla.edu/what-we-do/dream-resource-center/dream-summer/
Contact Person: (310) 794-5983
Note: The Dream Summer program has provided 418 internship opportunities to immigrant youth and allies throughout the nation. Dream Summer participants have engaged in social justice work and movement building by addressing the intersections of immigrant rights issues with queer and transgender communities, the Asian Pacific Islander community, mass incarceration and deportations perpetuated by the criminalization of people of color, and health care access for all.

Orange County Immigrant Youth United

Website: http://www.ociyu.org/ociyu-scholarship/
Contact Person: (916) 936-2498
Note: OCIYU fundraises year round to provide one of the few nationwide scholarship awards programs managed by undocumented youth for undocumented students. Since 2011 OCIYU has provided $11,500 in scholarships. The best part: the scholarship is ONLY open to undocumented students living in the United States! That’s right, whether you live in Orange County, Texas, Rhode Island, or anywhere else in the US, are undocumented, and are attending college next fall, this scholarship is for you! Recipients receive a scholarship award in the amount of: $500: Continuing College, Vocational School, or Graduate School. $250: Graduating High School Seniors or GED Program Graduates attending college or vocational school the following fall

ACIL Academic Scholarships

Website:  http://www.acil.org
Contact Person: (202) 887-5872
Note: Candidates must be students attending their junior year or higher in a four-year, bachelor-degree granting institution or graduate program in the U.S. Candidates must also major in any of the physical sciences practiced by ACIL members: physics, chemistry, engineering, geology, biology, or environmental science. Scholarship awards are based on the applicant's academic achievement, career goals, leadership, and financial need.