Connecticut Scholarships
Our catalog lists 3382 active awards in Connecticut — scholarships, grants, fellowships, and other student funding. Awards range up to $250,000. Each listing links to the official application so you always apply through the real sponsor — never a paid middleman.
State and local awards are one of the best-kept secrets in financial aid: they draw a far smaller applicant pool than national programs, so your odds are higher. Beyond this list, check Connecticut's higher-education agency, community foundations, and local chapters of civic groups (Rotary, Elks, Lions) — many publish awards that never appear on national databases.
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Closing soon
- Regeneron Science Talent Search — due Nov 12, 2026
- Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship — due Nov 15, 2026
- VSA Emerging Young Artists Program — due Nov 16, 2026
- Jack Kent Cooke College Scholarship — due Nov 18, 2026
- Dell Scholars Program — due Dec 01, 2026
Connecticut scholarships
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Frequently asked questions
How many scholarships are available in Connecticut?
Our catalog currently lists 3382 scholarships open to Connecticut students, and we add more as sponsors publish them.
Are Connecticut scholarships easier to win than national ones?
Often, yes. State and local awards have smaller applicant pools, so a strong, tailored application stands out more than it would in a national competition.
Does Scholarship Wizard charge to apply?
No. You always apply directly on the sponsor's official page, and legitimate scholarships never charge an application fee. A Scholarship Wizard subscription pays for matching, essay help, and deadline tracking, never for the right to apply.