Scholarship matches
The S. Rice Scholarship offers $1,000 to high school and GED graduates diagnosed with Essential Tremor (ET) who are attending accredited colleges. Applicants must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher.
05.01.26
deadline passed
$1,000
Award amount
2
Requirements
Best for
Key highlights
Why apply
Important checks
ScholarshipTop workspace
Key signals from this listing.
Application path
Application path included
Application destination is available.
Review status
Apr 2, 2026
Review date is available.
Deadline urgency
Expired
The catalog deadline appears to have passed. Save it if you want to track a future cycle.
Application difficulty
Medium
Expect at least one meaningful preparation step, such as an essay, transcript, recommendation, or supporting document.
Core fields are present for this listing.
Eligibility lines are shown from available listing data.
Match workspace
Find scholarships that fit your profile
Status
Open
Field of study
Education
Eligible institutions
Payout method
Paid to the college or financial aid office
Actions generated from visible scholarship fields.
A comprehensive guide to crafting your essay for the Catherine S. Rice Scholarship, focusing on unique experiences and impactful storytelling.
Need an essay for this scholarship?
Start with a checklist, study examples for structure, and choose a prompt guide that matches the application.
Need to write an essay for this grant? Use our AI Essay Writer to draft a unique personal statement fast.
Open AI Essay Writer →Shown only when the listing has usable AI guidance.
Program rules and conditions. Uploads and file types are listed under Required documents.
Listed materials from this opportunity.
Applicants must submit an essay of up to 500 words and meet the GPA requirement.
Amount: $1,000
Payout: Paid to the college or financial aid office
This scholarship offers $1,000 to eligible students diagnosed with Essential Tremor, supporting their education at accredited institutions.
Information last verified Apr 2, 2026.
Use the provider path for final terms before submitting. Verification methodology