Bold.org — Frontier Scholarship
This scholarship supports high school seniors and undergraduate students from immigrant families who are pursuing their education and ambitions.
Key facts
- Funder
- Bold.org
- Status
- Upcoming
- Next deadline
- January 5, 2027
- Amount
- $2,500
- Who can apply
- Students
- Where
- United States (national)
- Official page
- https://bold.org/scholarships/frontier-scholarship/
- Apply
- https://bold.org/apply/
- Last verified
- October 13, 2026
About this funding
The Frontier Scholarship is intended to help one student continue their education and pursue what they hope to build in the future. It funds tuition or qualified educational non-tuition expenses for high school seniors or undergraduate students who are immigrants with qualifying legal status or U.S.-born citizens with at least one foreign-born parent. Applicants must write a 400-600 word essay about what matters most to them, potentially discussing their family's immigration, experiences, or future aspirations. The award amount is $2,500.
Eligibility:
Education Level: High school seniors or undergraduate students
Citizenship: US Citizen, permanent resident, refugee, or asylee as applicable
Immigration Background: Child of immigrants; first generation immigrant; refugee or asylum seeker
Citizenship: U.S.-born citizens with at least one foreign-born parent
How to apply
Applicants should apply online through Bold.org. The application requires an essay of 400-600 words on what matters most to them. Winners will be chosen based on the merit of their application and may need to verify academic enrollment.
Frequently asked questions
Who can apply for Bold.org — Frontier Scholarship?
Students
How much funding does Bold.org — Frontier Scholarship offer?
$2,500
When is the Bold.org — Frontier Scholarship deadline?
January 5, 2027
How do I apply for Bold.org — Frontier Scholarship?
Applicants should apply online through Bold.org. The application requires an essay of 400-600 words on what matters most to them. Winners will be chosen based on the merit of their application and may need to verify academic enrollment.