Scholarships

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Scholarships for Future Actuaries

The Actuarial Foundation supports the next generation of actuaries through our STEM Stars Scholarship Program, which provides financial assistance and mentoring to help high school students pursuing careers in mathematics and actuarial science. In addition to our own scholarships, the Foundation also shares information about scholarships offered by our partner organizations that support our mission and the actuarial profession. These scholarships not only help offset the cost of education but also serve as a prestigious recognition by a highly respected profession.

Applying For a Scholarship Is Easy

Follow the steps below to get started. Note: The number of scholarship awards and the amount of awards may vary. Current scholarship opportunities are for the 2025-2026 school year.

  • Review the scholarship options below.

  • Click on "View Requirements" to learn more about a particular scholarship's application requirements and guidelines.

  • Click Apply to create a Submittable account or login.

  • Complete the application on Submittable.

Scholarship For High School Seniors

Annual scholarship for four years, mentoring and more! 

Amount: $20,000 ($5,000 annually over 4 years)
Application open: November 3, 2025
Deadline: February 27, 2026
Winners announced: Summer of 2026

View Requirements

Apply

More Scholarships for Full-Time Undergraduate Students

Check out other scholarships and reimbursement programs from our partnering organizations:

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First-time applicant? Create an account to start, complete and view the status of your applications through Submittable.

If you've applied for a scholarship before or have already started an application, sign in to your Submittable account.

The Actuarial Foundation is a Joint Effort

Since 2004, The Actuarial Foundation has received unwavering support from the U.S. actuarial organizations. Their trust and dedication to the Foundation’s mission are key elements to our continued growth and success as the philanthropy for actuaries in the United States.