Individuals are eligible for scholarships if they will be pursuing post-secondary or undergraduate education in an accredited institution or program during the coming school year, are LGBTQI or have an LGBTQI parent, and have been a resident for at least one year in the State of Oregon or in Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania, or Wahkiakum Counties in Washington.

60+ scholarships. 1 application. While most Pride Foundation Scholarships are open to all students, we also host a number of scholarship funds that have specific criteria, based on students’ majors, backgrounds, where they live, and more. For those scholarships, we will prioritize students who both meet the specific fund criteria and also the broader programmatic priorities. **Limited to students who currently live, have recently lived, or study in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and/or Washington.

This scholarship will fund the tuition for the Capstone course in LGBTHP&P for one student applicant who proposes an exceptional and achievable Capstone project focused on improving the quality of health care received by transgender patients. The amount of this scholarship will be equivalent to 3 credits hours of tuition, currently $3,945, and will be applied to the Capstone course tuition for LGBTHP&P. **For Graduate Certificate in LGBT Health Policy and Practice

George Washington University (GWU) LGBT Health Policy and Practice - Our department is able to award several partial tuition awards each year to exceptional applicants. *For Graduate Certificate in LGBT Health Policy and Practice

This scholarship will fund the tuition for the Capstone course in LGBTHP&P for one student applicant who proposes exceptional and achievable Capstone project that demonstrates a creative approach to improving the quality of care for members of the LGBTQ community. **For Graduate Certificate in LGBT Health Policy and Practice

The SMYAL LGBT Youth Leadership Awards are individual post-secondary education scholarships of up to $5,000 for Washington, DC Metro Area youth who have demonstrated leadership in their school or community. **DC metro area

WSOS is the first public-private scholarship program dedicated to building lasting pathways to secondary education and high-demand STEM and trade careers for all Washington students. We accelerate equitable change for historically excluded students and increase the local talent pool for Washington businesses.  While not specifically for LGBTQ+ people, it's an inclusive scholarship for students in WA state studying STEM, health care, and trade fields

The Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Center (GIESORC) partners with the Washington State University Scholarship Office to award scholarships to students who are active in, and in support of GIESORC programs, mission, and vision for creating a more inclusive and supportive campus climate for GLBTA student leaders. **Deadline likely in March