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The Granville P. Meade Scholarship

The Granville P. Meade Scholarship provides financial assistance to students who have achieved academically, but who are financially unable to attend college. The Granville P. Meade fund provides scholarship awards to worthy and needy Virginia high school seniors to attend one of Virginia's public or private colleges or universities.

Lee-Jackson Scholarship

Scholarships are given by the Lee-Jackson Foundation of Charlottesville, Virginia, for outstanding essays which demonstrate an appreciation of the exemplary character and soldierly virtues of Generals Lee and Jackson. One $10,000, eight $2,000, and eighteen $1,000 college scholarships are available to Virginia high school juniors and seniors.

You may also be interested in Financial Aid Programs for Undergraduate Students – a listing by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) of non-need/non-merit based undergraduate financial aid opportunities.