Scholarships, programs, and student opportunities for Kingman, Arizona students — Mohave Community College pathways plus statewide and national options.
All Opportunities Part of Mohave County — see county-wide opportunitiesKingman, the seat of Mohave County, sits on historic Route 66 in northwestern Arizona. Mohave Community College's Kingman campus serves the area, and the local economy spans healthcare (Kingman Regional Medical Center), logistics, and tourism. Statewide and national scholarships listed below are open to Kingman students regardless of whether the opportunity has a specific Kingman listing.
9 Opportunities in Kingman
Annual scholarship for graduating seniors of Kingman Unified School District, Kingman Academy of Learning, or homeschooled students living within KUSD boundaries who plan to attend a 2- or 4-year college. Requires an essay and extracurricular-activity summary. Historically due May 1.
Multiple scholarship funds for Mohave County high school seniors pursuing college, university, or trade school. Apply through the ACF scholarship portal — one application accesses all available Mohave County funds (Kingman, Lake Havasu City, Bullhead City, Fort Mohave, and surrounding areas).
Teen volunteer program across Mohave County Library District branches — shelving, book sales, and event support. Serves Kingman, Lake Havasu City, and Bullhead City.
Mohave Community College Foundation administers scholarships for MCC students across all campuses including Kingman. The foundation page lists current scholarship opportunities and applications.
Kingman Regional Medical Center offers volunteer programs for high school students interested in healthcare. Volunteers gain exposure to hospital operations and patient services. Visit the KRMC site for current volunteer info.
MCC's Kingman campus hosts summer programs, dual-enrollment options, and pre-college workshops for Mohave County high school students. See the college site for current summer programming.
The Mohave Museum of History & Arts in Kingman welcomes youth volunteers for archival assistance, exhibit support, and event programming. Visit the museum site for current volunteer opportunities.
UofA Cooperative Extension in Mohave County runs 4-H youth development programs covering agriculture, leadership, STEM, civic engagement, and life skills. Open to Mohave County students age 5–19 — visit the extension site to find a club.
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