This scholarship serves as a supplement to the Tennessee HOPE Scholarship for foster children (defined as students who have been in the custody of the Tennessee Department of Children's Services for at least one year after reaching age fourteen).

The HOPE Scholarship for nontraditional age students (that is, ones who are at least 25 years of age entering an eligible institution as a first-year student) is established and funded from the net proceeds of the state lottery and awarded to independent students as determined by the FAFSA application and who has enrolled in a baccalaureate degree program at a Tennessee eligible four-year postsecondary institution.

The Tennessee STEP UP Scholarship is a program designed to assist students with intellectual disabilities who have completed high school and enroll in a two-year individualized program at an eligible postsecondary institution.

The HOPE Scholarship provides scholarship aid to Tennessee residents attending an eligible Tennessee college or university who maintain at least a 3.0 GPA. Most Tennessee Colleges are eligible and award amounts vary by school and are typically between $1,600 and $2,850 per semester for full-time students.

The Reconnect Grant helps student with a FAFSA dependency status of "Independent" pay toward a certificate or degree at one of Tennessee Centers for Applied Technology (TCATs). TCATs are located throughout the state of Tennessee, and provide a wide range of technical and occupational training programs, providing quality technical education to connect students with high quality careers.

The Horatio Alger Association, through the generosity of its members, provides aid to students in all states who have displayed integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity and demonstrate critical financial need.

As part of Ozarka's commitment to Texas, the company created an annual "Every Drop Counts" Earth Science Scholarship Fund in 2002. Through Ozarka and parent company BlueTriton Brands, Inc.'s partnership with The Meadows Center for Water and Environment, an annual $10,000 scholarship is awarded to a Texas State University student who is pursuing an Environmental or Earth Science degree.

This program provides financial assistance of up to $5,000 annually to help current and former foster youth ages 16 up to 23 to begin, continue or complete postsecondary education and training programs.

The Century Scholars Program is a partnership between Texas A&M University and select under-represented Texas high schools to enroll and retain top students from each school. This program provides both scholarship funds and access to a four-year learning community which strives to help students develop during their time in college.

The Greater Texas Foundation Aggie Scholars Program is designed to assist graduates of early college high schools in attaining their degree from Texas A&M University.