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Save an opportunity with the heart on any listing and it shows up here with who you have to ask. Until then, these are the ten soonest listings in the catalog that need a letter or a nomination.
Ask a coach, mentor or community leader for a recommendation letter
Society for Science
“Recommendations from research mentor + school official”
Ask your counselor for a recommendation letter
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
“Counselor recommendation”
Ask someone the sponsor names for a recommendation letter
The Bronfman Fellowship
“Applications are due December 1, 2026, with recommendations and a transcript due December 3, 2026”
Ask a teacher to nominate you
Carson Scholars Fund
“Students cannot request applications directly, an educator nominates one student per school, or one per grade category at schools that serve multiple grade categories”
Ask someone the sponsor names for a recommendation letter
Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation
“semifinalists also submit a recommendation, financial documentation, and a values statement”
Ask someone the sponsor names for a recommendation letter
Jackie Robinson Foundation
“Requires a recommendation and CSS Profile”
Ask someone the sponsor names for a recommendation letter
Ron Brown Scholar Fund
“Letters of recommendation”
Ask an adult who knows you (not family) for a recommendation letter
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
“Graduating seniors headed into an aerospace or related engineering major submit a transcript, a one-page statement about their STEM activities, and one recommendation from a STEM teacher or mentor”
Ask someone the sponsor names for a recommendation letter
DECA Inc.
“Applicants create an account on the scholarship portal and submit transcripts and three letters of recommendation, and may apply to several awards at once”
Ask a teacher to nominate you
John F. Kennedy Library Foundation
“essays run 700–1,000 words and require a nominating teacher”