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Milton Fisher Scholarship for Innovation and Creativity

The Milton Fisher Scholarship for Innovation and Creativity is not a traditional scholarship focused on rewarding academic achievement and financial need: Its specific goal is to reward and encourage innovative and creative problem solving. The scholarship aims to honor these students and to help make their higher education goals more accessible.

Apply for this scholarship if you are...
- a student who has come up with a distinctive solution to a problem faced by your school, community, or family
- a student who has solved an artistic, scientific, or technical problem in new or unusual ways
- a student who has developed an innovative way to save the environment or improve people's health

Open to residents of all states who will be attending college in NY or CT and also to residents of NY or CT who will be attending college anywhere in the United States.

Deadline: April 30th

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