Diggs-Johnson Middle is located in Baltimore, Maryland. Scholarships for students attending Diggs-Johnson Middle can be found in our scholarship database
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1300 Herkimer Street
Baltimore, Maryland
21223
(410)396-1572
Scholarships
We are thrilled to announce that The Trotter Project's scholarship application season is now open from February 15th to May 15th. Our mission is to inspire and support the next generation of industry leaders by offering scholarships to individuals pursuing undergraduate degrees in culinary arts, hospitality management, and food science agriculture.All application materials must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. CST...
The Educational Leaders Scholarship seeks to identify Prince George’s County high school seniors who have been accepted into a collegiate institution and will pursue a bachelor’s degree in Education. The applicant must attend a Prince George’s County School, be a Prince George’s County Resident, be a US Citizen or hold a permanent resident visa card. Current college students are not...
The Herb Block Scholarship provides financial assistance to students of all ages to attend community colleges in the DC metro area. It helps roughly 100 students each year gain access to higher education they could not otherwise afford."Mr. Block saw education as a cornerstone for a better life," according to Mrs. Rickard, Executive Director Emerita of the Foundation. In his...
Application Requirements:Must be a Jewish resident of Montgomery County, MD, Fairfax, VA, or Washington, DCMust be a first-generation college studentMust be a U.S. citizen or working towards citizenshipAccepted into an accredited four-year undergraduate program on a full-time basisNOTE: Cannot be used for community college or study abroad programs
Applications for the 2025 school year are accepted between March and May 31, 2025.General Submission Information:Required Materials:general contact information, statement of financial need, personal essay, resume, transcripts, and two letters of recommendationRecommendations may come from a student advisor, instructor, employer, or business associate and must be submitted directly from the recommender to HRI through our online application systemSubmission of all materials must be completed through...
The Indigenous Scholars Program scholarship is eligible only to students who have been admitted to degree-seeking graduate programs at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, School of Medicine, or School of Nursing. Public Health Training Certificate in American Indian HealthAWARD DESCRIPTION: The Indigenous Scholars Program aims to provide financial support for students seeking a master's or doctoral degree at...
