- Left Handed Students.
- Students age 14 years or older.
- Graduated high school senior scholar athletes.
- Graduate high school senior musicians, expressing the beauty and inspiration of the universe.
- Graduate high school senior artists, with original two-dimensional space artwork.
- Students for organ donation youth leadership.
- Graduate students conducting a research project in aquatic entomology.
- College freshmen, sophomores and juniors with interest in confectionary technology.
- Undergraduate and graduate students with new ideas, processes and technological innovations.
- Artists from all nations involved in science fiction or fantasy story illustrations.
- High school juniors and seniors with essays on the philosophic themes.
- People of short stature and their families (4'10" or less in height)
- Scholarships for people of tall stature (5'10" for women and 6'2" for men, at least).
- Fat people scholarships.
- People involve in knitting wool garments.
- Telecommunications students such as media, written work, research, audio, video, graphics and film.
- People involved in the field of language study.
- Students demonstrating financial need who have resided in Mount Carmel for 10 years.
- Catholic students and whose last name is Zolp.
- Anyone whose last name is Scarpinato by birth or marriage.
- Students who were born with a surname of Gatling or Gatlin.
- Scholarships based on the student's last name, including Baxendale, Hudson, Thayer, Downer, Bright.
- Student whose last name varies in the surname Van Valkenburg, including Van Valkenburg, Van Valkenburgh, Van Volkinburg, Van Falkenburg, Valkenburg, Vollick, and Van Velkinburgh.
- Skateboarders who are high school seniors with a GPA of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
- Independent Tupperware dealers, managers, franchised distributors and their dependent children.
- Students enrolled in a welding-related educational or training program.
- Students of an accredited college or university who are studying parapsychology.
- Female students, who live on campus, don't own a car, have no other scholarships, have never been married and who demonstrate financial need.
- Female music students.
- Students studying grapes or winemaking.
- Students who are studying mycology (spores, mold and fungus).
- High school senior students in the United States who can call ducks.
- Participants in shooting or hunting clinics.
- Students from the Department of Environmental and Resource Sciences.
- Graduated US high school seniors who have promoted vegetarianism in their schools and communities.
- Pagan and Wicca students.
- Golf caddies nominated by their club.
- Bowlers, including female or male high school senior or college students, junior or senior in high school, 18 years old or older.
- Marble shooters, or mibsters, aged 8 to 14.
- Students with an interest in coastal environmental science, including oceanography, marine affairs, environmental sciences, public policy, community planning and natural resources.
- Students with acts of kindness such as humanitarian efforts, community involvement, and volunteerism.
- High school senior students involved in the field of creative writing.
- College sophomores interested in pulp, paper and converting industry as a career.
- Scholarships for Twins, where each twin would get a full ride in alternate years and the other was dependent on whatever aid they otherwise qualified for.
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