Daniel Keil Service for Legacy Scholarship
Daniel Keil Service for Legacy Scholarship provides financial assistance to undergraduate and graduate students, especially those from the Pacific Northwest, who are preparing for a career in the environment field.
07.15.26
5 days left
$2,000
Award amount
1
Requirements
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- Graduate Students comparing scholarship options.
- Students in engineering or a closely related program.
- Applicants with strong academic or merit-based evidence.
Key highlights
- is listed as the scholarship provider.
- Listed award information: 2,000.
- Catalog deadline shown as 7/15/2026.
Why apply
- The listed award (2,000) may reduce education costs if you qualify.
- The opportunity is tied to , which can make provider rules easier to verify.
- It is relevant for students focused on engineering.
Important checks
- Confirm the final deadline and timezone on the official listing.
- Verify that your study level, country, and program match the provider rules.
- Check whether 2,000 is fixed, renewable, or conditional.
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Application path
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Review status
May 6, 2026
Review date is available.
Deadline urgency
5 days left
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Application difficulty
Easy
Current structured data shows few required materials, so this may be a faster opportunity to prepare.
Details to complete
- Required documents unclear: Required documents are not fully structured yet; use the checklist and essay tools to prepare.
Who can apply
- This program is open to students at colleges and universities in any state who are working full-time on an associate, bachelor's, or master's degree.
- They do not need to come from underdeveloped or economically disadvantaged communities, but they must be able to demonstrate a commitment to service, and special consideration i...
- Eligible fields of study include civil, environmental, or bioresources engineering; environmental law; and/or waste operations; or laboratory analyses.
- Applications in mechanical, chemical, structural, or other engineering or technical disciplines and environmental prelaw are considered on a case-by-case basis, provided applica...
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Quick facts
Status
Upcoming
Study levels
High school senior, College freshman, College sophomore, College junior, College senior, Graduate student
Field of study
Engineering, Legal Professions and Law Studies, Mechanic and Repair Tech Technicians
Eligible institutions
Payout method
Not stated on the listing
Application tips
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- Work backward from 7/15/2026 so materials are ready before the cutoff.
- Keep academic records, GPA evidence, or merit examples easy to reference.
Key requirements (1)
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- 1 requirement; see the official page for full details.
Award & payment
Amount: $2,000
Payout: Not stated on the listing
About the provider
Overview
Who may apply: This program is open to students at colleges and universities in any state who are working full-time on an associate, bachelor's, or master's degree. Applicants must be residents of any state, but preference is given to those from Idaho, Montana, Oregon, or Washington. They do not need to come from underdeveloped or economically disadvantaged communities, but they must be able to demonstrate a commitment to service, and special consideration is given to applicants whose service has benefited people i…
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Information last verified May 6, 2026.
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