STATE SCHOLARSHIPS FROM A TO Z! WYOMING EDITION!
NEW SCHOLARSHIP SERIES STARTS JULY 1ST!
Here’s the final installment of our five‑month State Scholarships A–Z series—featuring Wyoming summer opportunities for state, regional, county, and local students. Thank you for taking this journey with me!
🎓 Statewide Scholarships
Hathaway Scholarship
Who: Wyoming high school graduates meeting merit and need criteria
Award: Tiered support for public high school graduates pursuing postsecondary education in-state
Summer eligibility: Awards may apply during summer terms uwyo.academicworks.com+4en.wikipedia.org+4high.wcsd1.org+4
Wyoming Works Grant
Who: Adult students in workforce programs at community colleges
Award: Up to $1,680/year (standard) or $3,360/year (critical fields) ewc.wy.edu
🏛️ Regional & County-Level Scholarships
Wyoming Community Foundation – Lauren P. Miller Apprenticeship Scholarship
Award: Varies
Deadline: July 1, 2025 scholarships360.org+2high.wcsd1.org+2en.wikipedia.org+2
Eastern Wyoming College Scholarships
Who: Students at Eastern Wyoming College (includes summer terms)
Note: Application through the EWC portal—deadlines rolling for summer precorp.coop+3ewc.wy.edu+3uwyo.edu+3
🌾 Local & Community Opportunities
Adeline Neilson Scholarship Foundation (Sheridan County)
Award: $500–$4,000
Who: Sheridan County graduates attending college or trade school
Deadline: Applications typically due in April; reach out to local FCU for details uwyo.academicworks.com+3sheridan.edu+3high.wcsd1.org+3
Powder River Energy Corporation Scholarships
Award: $2,000 each for high school and college students in PRECorp counties
R.O.S.S. Program: Offers up to four $2,000 scholarships for adult learners
Deadline: Early 2025 (check county office) precorp.coop
Wyoming Homemakers Scholarship
Award: Around $500
Who: Wyoming residents in second year+ of college
Deadline: March 15 annually; check for summer renewal eligibility precorp.coop+10sheridan.edu+10uwyo.academicworks.com+10
✨ Tips to Make the Most of These Opportunities
Start with deadlines: Plan around May–July due dates—create reminders now.
Explore local outreach: Community grants like Powder River Energy and Adeline Neilson often go unnoticed but have fewer applicants.
Mind renewal options: Some scholarships (like Hathaway or Homemakers) allow summer use.
Connect early: Contact county foundations and college financial aid offices now for application details.
🌟 Thank you for joining me on this 50‑state scholarship exploration! If you'd like help with essays or want a tailored list based on your major or location, let's connect. Your next scholarship win could be just a summer away.