Scholarship Bulletin Board
This bulletin board lists scholarship opportunities from organizations outside of the UO. Click on the filters on the right to limit which scholarships are displayed. We encourage you to apply for any scholarship you are eligible for—even small amounts can add up to make a big difference.
The third parties offering scholarships listed here are not part of the UO and are not vetted or otherwise endorsed by UO. The UO has no jurisdiction or control over the terms of the scholarships, or how, when or to whom they are awarded. UO does not warrant, guarantee or otherwise indemnify any of the third parties’ actions. This list is provided merely to show a range of possible options.
If you have a scholarship opportunity you would like posted on this page, please submit your request to financialaid@uoregon.edu.
Children of Injured Workers Scholarship
We hope to help families address this challenge by offering a scholarship to the child of an employee who has been injured or killed in a work-related accident. The Hoggatt Injury Law Children of Injured Workers Scholarship provides $1,000 to assist with a student’s tuition and other educational expenses at their chosen college or university anywhere in the United States.
● Deadline: Dec 16, 2026
● Award: $1000
● GPA: 2.50
● Selection Criteria: You are a U.S. citizen, Your parent has been affected by a work-related injury
● Grade Level: Undergraduate Students
Path to Law Scholarship
At Tomasik Kotin Kasserman, LLC, we want to open the door to students who have the drive and dedication to pursue a career in law but may struggle with the costs associated with college. We know that talented, bright students can be turned away by financial hurdles, and it is our goal to make a career in law more attainable for these students. In service of this goal, we are opening up the Path to Law Scholarship to undergraduates interested in pursuing law as a career.
● Deadline: Dec 16, 2026
● Award: $2000
● GPA: 3.50
● Selection Criteria: You must be a citizen of the United States., You must be an undergraduate student with hopes of pursuing a career in law., The annual income of your household must not exceed $100,000.
● Grade Level: Undergraduate Students
● Website: https://www.tkklaw.com/scholarship
The Behan Law Group Military Veteran Scholarship
We are offering The Behan Law Group Military Veteran Scholarship to support Veterans and their children in the pursuit of higher education. This scholarship in the amount of $1,000 can be used for tuition and other educational expenses at a college or university of your choice.
● Deadline: Nov 23, 2026
● Award: $1000
● GPA: 3.00
● Selection Criteria: You are a U.S. military Veteran, a current service member in the U.S. military, or the child of a Veteran or current service member
● Grade Level: Undergraduate Students
Pillars of Justice Scholarship
Through The Baker Law Firm Pillars of Justice Scholarship, we provide support for college students who are preparing for careers in criminal justice.
● Deadline: Nov 16, 2026
● Award: $1000
● GPA: 3.20
● Selection Criteria: The student is a citizen of the United States., The student is pursuing a degree with a major or concentration in criminal justice.
● Grade Level: Undergraduate Students
● Website: https://www.lbakerlawfirm.com/scholarship
Stand up to Distracted Driving Scholarship
At Kanoski Bresney, we want to support students who do their part to fight the problem of distracted driving. Through the Kansoki Bresney Stand Up to Distracted Driving Scholarship program, we are offering five scholarships, in the amount of $1,000 each, to students in the U.S. who are pursuing higher education at the undergraduate or graduate level.
● Deadline: Nov 9, 2026
● GPA: 3.00
● Selection Criteria: You are a U.S. citizen.
● Grade Level: Undergraduate Students
The MKFM Resilient Student Scholarship
The MKFM Resilient Student Scholarship, worth $1,500, seeks to award students who have endured the difficulties of having parents who divorce.
● Deadline: Nov 9, 2026
● Award: $1500
● Selection Criteria: You are a citizen or permanent resident of the United States., Your parents are either divorced or unmarried.
● Grade Level: Undergraduate Students