Columbus
There are many scholarships for Columbus students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Columbus, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Columbus students in the following categories:
Columbus High School Scholarships
Columbus College Scholarships
Columbus University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Alum Crest High School
Arts & College Preparatory Academy
Arts Impact (Aims) Middle School
Beechcroft High School
Beery Middle School
Briggs High School
Buckeye Middle School
Centennial High School
Champion Middle School
Clearbrook Middle School
Clinton Middle School
Columbus Alternative High School
Crittenton Community School
Dominion Middle School
East High School
Eastmoor Academy
Eastmoor Middle School
Finland Middle School
Fort Hayes Career Center
Fort Hayes Mec High School
Franklin Alternative Middle School
Franklin Heights High School
Franklin Woods Intermediate School
Grandview Heights High School
Grandview Heights Middle School
Greater Cincinnati Community
Groveport Madison North Middle School
Hamilton Middle School
Hamilton Township High School
Hilltonia Middle School
Independence High School
Indianola Middle School
Johnson Park Middle School
Life Skills Center Of Northern Columbus
Life Skills Center Of SE Columbus
Linden-McKinley High School
Linmoor Middle School
Marion-Franklin High School
McCord Middle School
Medina Middle School
Mifflin Alternative Middle School
Mifflin High School
Monroe Alternative Middle School
Northeast Career Center
Northland High School
Norton Middle School
Ridgeview Middle School
Sherwood Middle School
South Urban Academy
Southmoor Middle School
Starling Middle School
The Graham School
Thomas A Edison Intermediate School
Walnut Ridge High School
Wedgewood Middle School
Welcome Center At Mifflin M.S.
Welcome Center At North High School
West High School
Westmoor Middle School
Whetstone High School
Woodward Park Middle School
Worthington Kilbourne High School
Yorktown Middle School
Within the city nowadays; one could find various museums including the The Columbus Museum of Art, that has a great collection of European and American art up to early modernism. Moreover, there is the Wexner Center for the Arts, that is an art gallery concentrating on modern pieces. This center is situated on the campus of Ohio State University. The COSI, or the Center of Science and Industry, is a science museum that is located on the former Central High School. The Ohio Historical Society has a flagship museum named the Ohio Historical Center located north of downtown. The Kelton House Museum and Garden is a museum that showcases the Victorian life. The house belongs to three generations of the Kelton Family.
Those who love parks and outdoor attractions will have many ones to choose from. The Columbus and Franklin County Metropolitan Park District has the Battelle-Darby Creek Metro Park, Inniswood Metro Gardens, and Highbanks Metro Park. Among the most popular is the Big Darby Creek in the southwestern portion of the town, which is famous for its ecological diversity and beauty. The Whetstone Park, that includes the Park of Roses, is a lovely rose garden situated in Clintonville. The Chadwick Arboretum showcases a big and diverse collection of plants. It is located on the OSU campus. The new Metro Park on the Whittier Peninsula comprises an Audubon nature center which is focused on bird-watching.
There are likewise several popular performing arts institutions comprising the Columbus Children's Theatre, BalletMet Columbus, the ProMUsica Chamber Orchestra, Shadowbox Cabaret, the Contemporary American Theatre Company (CATCO), Columbus Symphony Orchestra, Opera Columbus, and the Columbus Jazz Orchestra. The Actors' Theatre offers free performances of open-air ampitheatre situated within the German Village. Moreover, it likewise provides free performances of Shakespearean plays. The Columbus Youth Ballet Academy celebrates the artistic direction of Shir Lee Wu, a discovery of Martha Graham. Currently, Wu is the artistic director of the Columbus City Ballet School. For concert locations, the list consists of: Nationwide Arena, Lifestyle Communities Pavilion, the Newport Music Hall, Veterans Memorial Auditorium, and Jerome Schottenstein Center. Theatre-lovers could go to the Lincoln Theatre, previously a center for Black culture within Columbus. There is likewise the King Arts Complex, that hosts numerous cultural events. There are even other downtown theatres within the area, such as the Ohio Theatre, the Palace Theatre, the Riffe Centre and the Southern Theatre.
The city has a diverse and strong financial system, which can be seen by its list of awards, such as being ranked seventh in the best place in the United States to operate a business in 2008 (Market Watch). The city placed 3rd for "Cities of the Future" by fDi magazine, and it ranked fifth in the country for headquarters of Fortune 500 companies. Amongst the largest companies within the Columbus MSA as of 2004 include: The Ohio State University, The State of Ohio Government, JP Morgan Chase, US Government, Nationwide, OhioHealth, Columbus City Schools, City of Columbus Government, Honda of American manufacturing, Inc., Limited Brands Corp., Wal-Mart Stores, Franklin County Government, Mount Carmel Health System, Kroger Company, as well as Wendy's International, Inc.
