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San Luis Obispo County Scholarships

  • Santa Barbara Scottish Rite Bodies - Due March 2, 2026

    The Santa Barbara Scottish Rite Scholarship Committee currently makes available several scholarships, to selected students in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties.

  • Wines and Steins Scholarship

    Wines and Steins is a local organization dedicated to educating home wine and beer makers. Wines and Steins will be awarding a merit-based scholarship of $3000 [no financial information needed] to a SLO County senior graduating in 2026. Must be planning to major in Viticulture or Enology (2 or 4 year program accepted).

  • Kristin Smart Scholarship - Due March 26, 2026

    A one-time minimum cash grant up to $5,000 USD to those eligible: Graduating female Senior from San Luis Obispo or San Joaquin county, with plans to attend a 2 or 4-year accredited college or university. Cumulative GPA must be a minimum 3.25. Evidence of Community Service required. Interest in a Career in Architecture, Criminal Justice/ Law Enforcement or International Studies.

  • Ralph & Marguerita Johnson Charitable Trust - Due March 31, 2026

    Scholarship amount is $1,000. Criteria incudes: Must have a GPA of 2.5 or better, be a graduating senior, be a citizen of the United States of America, live in the south county of San Luis Obispo [Shell Beach to Nipomo], attach a transcript, and complete the application along with a one page essay about yourself and how receiving this scholarship will help you reach your goals in your future.

  • VDC 2026 Scholarship - Due April 6, 2026

    Vaqueras Del Camino (VDC) is an all-women’s horse riding club. They give out a minimum of $500 each year to a student from San Luis Obispo County. Our scholarship is open to High School seniors, college students, and reentry students. This scholarship is a good fit for students involved with horses, 4-H, or FFA.

  • Altrusa International of SLO County Leadership Scholarship - Due April 10, 2026

    This scholarship is based on student leadership and community service, and is open to any high school seniors in South County. To apply, students submit an essay outlining future college plans, detailing specific leadership roles, and qualifying impact of their volunteer experiences. Tell us how this scholarship enables your continued dedication to community service.

  • San Luis Obispo United Methodist Church Scholarship - Due May 16, 2026

    This scholarship is designed as a supplemental source of funds to offset educational expenses for any San Luis Obispo County Resident attending a college, university, or trade tech/technical School. Candidates who have been active or intend to be active in their community working for justice in any of the following areas: peace and nonviolence, economic, environmental, social and civil; are encouraged to apply

Other Scholarships

  • ELKS Association Vocational Grant - Due rolling throughout the year

    The California-Hawaii Elks Association (CHEA) Vocational Grant is available for any students wishing to pursue a vocational/technical course to receive a certification, or 2 -year schooling leading directly to employment. Any eligible prospective student residing within the jurisdiction of the CHEA may apply. Student's planning to attend a 4-year college are NOT eligible. Must be a US citizen. Grants range from $500-$2000.

  • Silva Injury Law Community Scholarship - Due rolling (Applications received by June 1st will be considered for summer, received after June 1st will be considered for winter)

    Not a lot of students apply for this one! To be eligible, applicants must: Be a high school senior attending a school in Stanislaus County, Merced County, Monterey County, or San Luis Obispo County. Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. Demonstrate financial need and a strong commitment to community service and involvement. Plan to enroll in an accredited college or university in the United States for the upcoming academic year. Application Due: June 1st

  • California Wine Grape Growers Foundation - Due Date Feb. 27, 2026

    Each year the Foundation awards six scholarships to high school seniors whose parent or legal guardian is employed by a California winegrape grower. In addition, one Robert Miller Memorial Scholarship is awarded each year. The six scholarships are for either a University of California or California State University Four Year Program ($8,000 each) or for a California Community College Two Year Program ($2,000 each). Students may study the subject of their choice.

  • California Association FFA State Scholarships - Deadlines Vary; see Listings

    The California FFA Association with the help of generous sponsors will award over $85,000 in scholarships this year. In general, students must have a minimum 2.0 GPA and be pursuing higher education with a declared major in Agriculture.

  • Elks CHEA Disabilities Scholarship - Due March 15, 2026

    The California-Hawaii Elks Major Project, Inc, is offering scholarships to students with disabilities. This is a financial needs-based and academic use scholarship intended for UNDERGRADUATE WORK at a licensed vocational school, accredited community college, or four year college/university only. The funds are to cover ACADEMIC EXPENSES which include tuition, books, lab fees and/or on-campus room and board ONLY.

  • 2026 Men's College Scholarship - Due April 1, 2026 [No foolin'!]

    There are now 2.4 million fewer male undergraduates on U.S. campuses than there are females (6.5 million men compared to 8.9 million women). The scholarship is designed to identify and reward outstanding high school seniors who have demonstrated an ability to excel in the fields of academics, extra-curricular school activities and community involvement. It is available to any graduating senior male who is enrolling in a four-year undergraduate college program that commences in the fall of 2026.

  • Central Coast Athletics Foundation Scholarship Program - Due April 27, 2026

    The Central Coast Athletics Foundation (CCAF) Scholarship recognizes student-athletes who have demonstrated commitment, resilience, and leadership in youth athletics while making a positive impact on their community. Be a high school senior attending Arroyo Grande or Nipomo High School. Competed in Cross Country, Track and Field at AGHS or NHS. Volunteered at multiple CCAF events over the years & in the future. Academically in good standing, planning to enroll in a community college, trade school, accredited college or university.

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