Orlando
There are many scholarships for Orlando students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Orlando, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Orlando students in the following categories:
Orlando High School Scholarships
Orlando College Scholarships
Orlando University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Addictions Receiving Facility
Alternative Education Center - ASAP
Alternative Education Center - LVH
Alternative Education Center - YOP
Avalon Middle School
Carver Middle School
Chain Of Lakes Middle School
Colonial High
Conway Middle School
Corner Lake Middle School
Cypress Creek High
Discovery Middle School
Dr Phillips High
Dr. Phillips High School
East River High
Edgewater High
Edgewater High School
Evans High School
First Step III (DJJ)
Florida Virtual High School
Florida Virtual Middle School
Freedom High
Freedom Middle School
Gateway School
Glenridge Middle School
Howard Middle School
Hunters Creek Middle School
Jones High
Jones High School
Lake Nona High
Lee Middle School
Legacy Middle School
Liberty Middle School
Lockhart Middle School
Maynard Evans High
Meadow Woods Middle School
Meadowbrook Middle School
Memorial Middle School
Middle Florida Tech
Middle School Professional Academy
Northstar High Charter School
Oak Ridge High
Oak Ridge High School
Odyssey Middle School
Olympia High
Olympia High School
Orange Intensive Halfway House For Girls
Orlando Science Middle High Charter
Robinswood Middle School
South Creek Middle School
Southwest Middle School
Stonewall Jackson Middle School
Timber Creek High
UCP Transitional Learning Academy Charter School
Union Park Middle School
University High
Walker Middle School
Westridge Middle School
William R Boone High
Workforce Advantage Academy
Workforce Advantage Academy Charter
The Orlando region was originally inhabited by Native Americans. It wasn't until 1842 that pioneers began to settle here, but the settlement only started to expand after the Third Seminole War in the 1850s. When Orlando was incorporated as a township during the year 1875 it had a population of only 85 people. By the turn of the century, Orlando had became a popular resort location, and tourism has remained a main economic driver. In fact, Orlando is one of the world's top vacation destinations due to Sea World Orlando, Universal Orlando resort and Walt Disney World.
The largest and amongst the most popular employers is Walt Disney World. Nearby, Canaveral Air Force Base, Kennedy Space Center and Patrick Air Force Base provide work to Orlando residents. Many work in the city's thriving convention industry. A lot of people find jobs in the technology and manufacturing firms in the greater metropolitan area. More than 2000 manufacturing businesses exist here. The region's aerospace, agri-technology, software, aviation and digital media industries are famous for developing innovations. More than 1000 software companies and 500 biotechnology and life science businesses are situated in Orlando. There is also a thriving film and television sector. Electronic gaming is another source of work.
The city of Orlando boasts various arts and cultural attractions other than its theme parks. A partial list of museums and gardens/arboretums consists of Cornell Fine Arts Museum, the central Florida Zoological Park, The Harry P. Leu gardens, Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, Orlando Science Center, The Historic Bok Sanctuary and The Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Central Florida. Additionally, there are performing arts activities and a lot more.