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Offers grants to students from Armenia and other select countries for doctoral studies in the humanities and social sciences at accredited universities in the U.S. and other countries. Funded by the
Open Society Foundations.

Award scholarships to undergraduate students of Armenian descent who have been active members of Homenetmen for at least five years. Note: website only works in Internet Explorer.

Provides financial support, mentoring and other services to Armenian students aged 18‐40 attending the world's leading universities.

Awards graduating high school seniors and college students of Armenian descent grants for furthering their education.

The Helen Garabedian Scholarship at Central Connecticut State University provides support for students of Armenian descent who have an SAT score of 1050 or higher, and rank in the top third of their
graduating class.

The Valerie Norbury Memorial Scholarship provides financial assistance to an incoming student of Armenian heritage to study at the Community College of Rhode Island.

The Tavitian Scholarship Program at The Fletcher School, Tufts University is open to qualified Armenian citizens with a minimum of 3 years work experience on issues of public policy and public
administration from Armenian Ministries and other government bodies. No particular academic background is required.

The Nerces & Ruth Azadian Memorial Scholarship and Yervant, Rose & Hovannes Levonian Ed Grant are awarded to Armenian students with financial need for studies at California State University, Fresno.
There are also several scholarships available for undergraduate and graduate students in the field of Armenian Studies, studying Armenian language or Armenian history, or with demonstrated interest in
Armenian culture.

The Native Russian Speaker Scholarship at Grinnell College offers f for native speakers of Russian, regardless of citizenship, which covers tuition, room & board, fees and health insurance.

The Pepperdine School of Law Armenian Student Scholarship assists law students of Armenian heritage.

The Kearney and Haliv Family Fellowship at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, is awarded with preference given to students from countries of the
former Soviet Union.

The Ludmilla and Richard Murphy Fellowship assists students from Eastern Europe who plan to return to their home country to pursue a career in the government or nonprofit sector.

The Laurence Hirsch Fellowship supports academically-exceptional students from Eastern Europe.

The The Cynthia Bradford Paddock Fellowship supports exceptional students from the former Soviet Union countries, with a preference for students in Russian and Eastern European Studies.

The Parachini Family Fellowship supports students from Eastern and Central Europe.

At the University of California at Los Angeles, the Mangasar M. Mangasarian Scholarship provides awards for graduate students of Armenian descent. The Karekin Der Avedisian Memorial Endowment Fund
awards scholarships for graduate students majoring in Armenian Studies, with no restrictions as to citizenship. The Kasper and Siroon Hovannisian Fellowship offers awards for graduate students with a
focus in Armenian Studies, with preference given to Armenian History.

The Najarian Scholarship is open to Pharm.D. students of Armenian heritage at the University of Michigan.

Elanjian Scholarships for Armenian-American Students offer scholarships to Armenian students attending the University of Michigan-Dearborn who demonstrate financial need.

The Artacky and Elese Berberian Scholarship at The University of Rhode Island is awarded annually to students with financial need, with preference to Armenian students.

Two Virginia and Henry Apelian Scholarships are awarded annually to qualifying students of Armenian descent at Union County College, with priority given to financial need and academic achievement.

The Jon M. and Karen Huntsman Armenian Scholarship provides scholarships to Armenian students aged 17–22 for undergraduate degree programs at Utah State University

The Hagop Bogigian Scholarship at Wilson College offers scholarships to women of Armenian descent.

The Open Society Institute Scholarship program at the American University in Bulgaria offers full and partial awards to good students who otherwise would not be able to cover the full costs of their
education.

The Luys Foundation provides financial support, mentoring and other services to Armenian students attending the world’s leading universities.

Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarships provide funding for study abroad for one year in one of the 162 countries and 35 geographical regions where Rotary Clubs are located.

The Armenian General Benevolent Union offers a variety of scholarship and fellowship programs to undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate students of Armenian descent enrolled in leading universities
around the world.

The Armenian Relief Society of Eastern USA provides graduate and undergraduate scholarships to students of Armenian descent. Graduate students who have graduated from an accredited four-year college
or university and undergraduate students who plan to attend or are attending an accredited four-year college or university are eligible. ARS scholarship evaluation committees evaluate applicants’
merit, financial need, and Armenian community involvement to determine whether to recommend a scholarship

The Armenian Scholarship Foundation grants scholarships to high school seniors and undergraduate or graduate Armenian students in the United States as well as non-Armenians that are significantly
involved in the Armenian community in the U.S.

The Fund for Armenian Relief supports talented students from underprivileged families throughout Armenia. Recipients are required to maintain outstanding academic records, work in Armenia for five
years after graduation, and give back by volunteering for their communities and for FAR programs.

The Armenian Educational Foundation assists students of Armenian parentage (whether father or mother or both) to acquire an education in educational institutions.

The AFFMA grant program is supported by the Arpa Foundation for Film, Music and Art, which is known for its continuous efforts to help promote the arts in the Armenian community. Through its annual
grant program, AFFMA gives out grants to filmmakers, writers, artists, photographers, singers, musicians, and composers.

The Armenian International Women’s Association (AIWA) provides scholarships to full-time female students of Armenian descent attending accredited colleges or universities in the U.S. Students
entering their junior or senior year in college, as well as graduate students, are eligible to apply for the awards.

The Armenian Allied Arts Association (AAAA) encourages and supports new talents of Armenian descent by an organizing annual contest where aspiring artists, musicians, dancers, writers and actors
compete for monetary awards and community recognition.

The Nanor Krikorian Scholarship awards graduating high school seniors and college students of Armenian descent grants for furthering their education. Scholarship awards are given annually to qualified
students who go through the application process and show exemplary merit. Particular emphasis is placed on a student’s public service and extra curricular activities in the community.

Armenian Professional Society Scholarships are open to students who have been accepted or enrolled in a graduate school in the United States. Selection is based on financial need, scholastic
achievements, faculty recommendations, and involvement in the Armenian Community.

The John M. Azarian Memorial Armenian Youth Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to students of Armenian descent who demonstrate compelling financial need, academic achievement and Armenian
church-related activities.

The Armenian American Pharmacists Association (AAPA) awards the Richard Goolkasian Scholarship annually to a full-time student of Armenian parentage who is in a Doctor of Pharmacy program at a college
or school in one of the colleges offering Pharmacy programs in New England. The award is based on academic excellence and/or financial need as well as concrete demonstration of the student’s
accomplishments and interest in the field of pharmacy.

The Gay and Lesbian Armenian Society (GALAS) provides scholarships to college students of Armenian descent who are actively involved in an organization that benefits the GLBT community. Applicants
must attend (or plan to attend) an accredited university or college in California.

Armenian American Medical Society of California Scholarships are awarded to students of Armenian descent enrolled in an AAMC-accredited medical school or in an Allied Health Care Professional School.

The Armenian Bar Association’s Scholarship Program supports meritorious students of Armenian descent attending, or accepted for admission to, an approved law school in the United States, Armenia or
elsewhere. Recipients must demonstrate an outstanding academic record as well as a strong commitment to the Armenian community, particularly in humanitarian and/or law-related endeavors.