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North Dakota Scholarships & Grants for High School Students

State grants, promise programs and scholarships only North Dakota residents can win — plus national awards open to North Dakota students. Start a free trial to see full requirements and each official application link.

1 North Dakota-only program · up to $2,750 in combined top awards · 47 more open nationwide · updated Oct 14, 2026

Only for North Dakota residents

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National scholarships North Dakota students can apply for

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Common questions

How many North Dakota scholarships does TryScholarships list?
1 programs right now, with top awards adding up to $2,750. 1 of them are fully verified against the sponsor's official site; the rest are marked so you know to confirm details before applying.
Do I have to pay to apply for these scholarships?
No. Legitimate scholarships never charge an application fee, and none of the programs listed here should. TryScholarships charges only for its own matching, planning and reminder tools — never to apply.
How do I see the full requirements and which ones my child qualifies for?
A parent or guardian starts the free 3-day trial and adds a 5-minute profile for each child. TryScholarships then shows every program's full requirements and official application link, checks each eligibility rule — grade, GPA, state, major, test scores and more — and explains why your child matches or what's missing.