Los Angeles
There are many scholarships for Los Angeles students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Los Angeles, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Los Angeles students in the following categories:
Los Angeles High School Scholarships
Los Angeles College Scholarships
Los Angeles University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Abraham Lincoln Senior High
Academy Of Science And Engineering
Alain Leroy Locke College Preparatory Academy
Alain Leroy Locke Senior High
Alexander Hamilton Senior High
Alliance Alice M Baxter College Ready High School
Alliance Cindy And Bill Simon Technology Academy High
Alliance College-Ready Academy High 16
Alliance Collins Family College Ready High School
Alliance DR Olga Mohan High
Alliance Health Services Academy High
Alliance Judy Ivie Burton Technology Academy High
Alliance Marc and Eva Stern Math And Science
Alliance Margaret M Bloomfield Technology Academy High
Alliance Morgan Mckinzie High
Alliance Renee And Meyer Luskin Academy High
Alliance Susan And Eric Smidt Technology High
Alliance Tennenbaum Family Technology High
Animo College Preparatory Academy
Animo Film And Theater Arts Charter High
Animo Inglewood Charter High
Animo Jackie Robinson High
Animo Jefferson High 3
Animo Pat Brown
Animo Ralph Bunche Charter High
Animo South Los Angeles Charter
Animo Watts College Preparatory Academy
Apex Academy
Audubon Middle
Augustus F Hawkins High
Belmont Senior High
Belvedere Middle
Benjamin Franklin Senior High
Berendo Middle
Boyle Heights Continuation
Boyle Heights STEM High
Bret Harte Preparatory Intermediate
Bright Star Secondary Charter Academy
California Academy For Liberal Studies
Camino Nuevo Charter High
Camino Nuevo High NO 2
Camino Nuevo High School Charter
CDS Secondary
Central City Value
Central Continuation
Central La Area New Middle School #4
Charles Drew Middle
Cheviot Hills Continuation
College Bridge Academy
Communication And Technology School
Crenshaw Arts-Technology Charter High
Crenshaw Arts-Technology High
Crenshaw Sci Tech Engr Math And Med Magnet
Crenshaw Senior High
Daniel Webster Middle
David Starr Jordan Senior High
David Wark Griffith Middle
Del Rey Continuation
DR Maya Angelou Community High
Eagle Rock High
Early College Academy
El Sereno Middle
Ellington (Duke) High (Continuation)
Environmental And Social Policy Magnet
Environmental Science and Technology High School
Esteban E Torres High
Esteban Torres East La Performing Arts Magnet
Excel Charter Academy
Fairfax Senior High
Felicitas And Gonzalo Mendez High
Florence Nightingale Middle
Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High
George Washington Carver Middle
George Washington Preparatory High
Gertz-Ressler Academy High
Harold McAlister High (Opportunity)
Harris Newmark Continuation
Henry Clay Middle
Heritage College-Ready High
Highland Park Continuation
Hilda L Solis Learning Academy
Hollenbeck Middle
Hollywood Senior High
Hubert Howe Bancroft Middle
Indian Springs Continuation
James A Garfield Senior High
James A. Garfield Senior High
Jefferson Continuation High #1
Jessie Owens Community Day
John Burroughs Middle
John C Fremont Senior High
John H. Liechty Middle
John Hope Continuation
John Marshall Senior High
John Muir Middle
Johnnie Cochran, Junior, Middle
Johnson Community Day
Jordan New Technology High
Joseph Le Conte Middle
King/Drew Medical Magnet High
Kipp Academy Of Opportunity
Kipp Los Angeles College Preparatory
L.A. County High School For The Arts
Larchmont Charter
Los Angeles Academy Middle
Los Angeles Academy Of Arts and Enterprise Charter
Los Angeles High School Of The Arts
Los Angeles International
Los Angeles School of Global Studies
Los Angeles Senior High
Los Angeles Teacher Preparatory Academy
Los Angeles Unified Alternative Education
Luther Burbank Middle
Magnolia Science Academy 4
Manual Arts Senior High
Marina Del Rey Middle
Mark Twain Middle
Mary McLeod Bethune Middle
Math And Science College Preparatory
Math Science and Technology Magnet Academy At Roosevelt High
Mervyn M Dymally High
Metropolitan Continuation
Middle College High
Miguel Contreras Learning Complex
Montebello Community Day
Monterey Continuation
Nava College Preparatory Academy
New Designs Charter
New Designs Charter School
New Open World Academy K-12
New Village Charter High
New Village Girls Academy
Opportunities Unlimited Charter High
Orthopaedic Hospital
Orville Wright Middle
Oscar De La Hoya Animo Charter High
Palms Middle
Paul Revere Middle
Phoenix Continuation
Pueblo De Los Angeles Continuation
Ralph Waldo Emerson Middle
Ramon C Cortines School Of Visual And Performing Arts
Ramona Opportunity High
Renaissance Arts Academy
RFK Community Schools For The Visual Arts And Humanities
Richard Merkin Middle Academy
Robert Louis Stevenson Middle
Samuel Gompers Middle
Santee Education Complex
Simon Rodia Continuation
Sojourner Truth Continuation
Soledad Enrichment Action
Sonia M Sotomayor Learning Academies
Stella Middle Charter Academy
Student Empowerment Academy
Susan Miller Dorsey Senior High
Synergy Quantum Academy
Teach Tech Charter High
The Education Corps
The Incubator
Theodore Roosevelt Senior High
Thomas A. Edison Middle
Thomas Jefferson Senior High
Thomas Riley High
Thomas Starr King Middle
Tri-C Community Day
UCLA Community K-12
University Preparatory Value High
University Senior High
USC Hybrid High
Venice Senior High
View Park Continuation
View Park Preparatory Accelerated High
Virgil Middle
Wallis Annenberg High
WESM Health and Sports Medicine
West Adams Preparatory High
West Hollywood Opportunity
Westchester Secondary Charter
Whitman Continuation
Whitney Young Continuation
Wooden Secondary Charter Academy
Woodrow Wilson Senior High
Youth Opportunities Unlimited
Youthbuild Charter School Of California
At present, the metro L.A. area is the largest manufacturing center within the entire United States. Situated within Los Angeles is one of the countries busiest ports and serves as a distribution center for the west coast and a gateway to Asia. The city of Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world. TMost of the recorded music, television programs and major film operations are based there.
The city's metro area is considered the 2nd largest in the US, with over 14,000,000 inhabitants inside an area larger than the state of Maine. About 30 of LA's suburbs have populations with more than 80,000 people. There are people from over 140 countries in the globe living there. LA enjoys a multi-cultural society and is home to the largest Asian-American and Latin-American populations of any US City.
The city has been dubbed the City of Angels, and is a leading center for worldwide media, trade, education, science, culture, fashion, media and technology. There are many institutions that call the city home and offer a broad and renowned array of professional and cultural fields. It is amongst the most substantial economic engines within the nation. Los Angeles has been ranked the world's 3rd wealthiest city. It is the 5th most powerful and influential city in the world, coming in only behind the city of New York in the States.
Los Angeles features 7 Fortune 500 company headquarters, including AECOM, an engineering firm; Reliance Steel & Aluminum, a metals distributor; Northrop Grumman, an aerospace contractor; CB Richard Ellis and Tutor Perini, a builder forming a real estate group and Health Net, a healthcare provider and Occidental Petroleum, an energy company.
The economy in Los Angeles City is driven by the entertainment city like for instance: video games, television programs, motion pictures and recorded music. Technology, aerospace, petroleum, finance, media production, healthcare, transportation and communications and law are amongst the other main industries. Other basis of the economy consist of tourism, apparel and fashion.
LA is the biggest manufacturing hub within the western US. The Long Beach and Los Angeles Ports help to form the 5th busiest port within the world. It is considered to be the most important port in the Western Hemisphere and therefore is really vital to all of the trade in the Pacific Rim countries.
Located within San Pedro, the Port of Los Angeles is located approximately 32 km or 20 miles south of Downtown in the neighbourhood of San Pedro. It is also known as Los Angeles Harbor or WorldPort LA. The port adjoins the separate Port of Long Beach. The port complex comprises 7500 acres or 30 km2 of land and water along 69 km or 43 miles of water front.
