It can be a very tedious process trying to find military spouse scholarships that you are eligible for, or I know it was for me. After doing some research, these were the ones that were helpful to me and could help you out as well.
There are a few different ones listed here; they all have links that will direct you to further info or how to apply for these.
The National Military Family Association (NMFA) is an organization intended for military spouses that are seeking a professional certification or a graduate degree. This particular scholarship is the Joanne Holbrook Patton Military Spouse Scholarship.
- Amounts ranging from $500-$1000
- Awarded to military spouses of Active Duty military, National Guard and Reserve, Retirees and Survivors
- These funds may be used for tuition, fees, and school room and board
- A valid Military ID card is the only thing required to apply
- A short survey and essay is required to enter
- For more info and how to apply Scholarships for Military Spouses
General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant Program is a military spouse scholarship/grant that is intended for children or dependents of Air Force members who are active duty, retired or deceased.
$2,000 reward
Must be enrolled as an undergraduate student
More info Scholarship Info
Strictly Military Spouse Scholarship
Must be a dependent of Active Duty Air Force, Air National Guard, or Air Reserves
Must submit most recent college transcript/ must have at least a 3.5 GPA
Must submit proof of acceptance in an accredited university/college
Must also submit two letters of recommendation and a two page double spaced essay
$1,000 award
For more scholarships that are available go to Military Spouse Scholarships
Financial Aid is one of the best options if you qualify. The Pell Grant is one of the most popular forms of financial aid and one of the best military spouse scholarships/grants that you can get.
No payback is necessary
This program is intended to help students pay for their education for up to six years of study without any payback required
You must be attending school no less than half time
Must be working on your first undergraduate degree
Must be a U.S. citizen
Must complete the FAFSA in order to register
You can also ask your Financial Aid office at the school you are planning on attending
Funds are distributed on a "First Come, First Serve" basis so don't procrastinate!
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