Scholarships & Grants for New York Students (2026–27)
Verified, up-to-date scholarships and grants for New York high school students — amounts, deadlines, and official application links, from Scillint's scholarship database.
Scillint's database currently lists 4 verified scholarships and grants specifically for New York students, alongside 312 nationwide scholarships that any U.S. student can apply for regardless of state. Amounts, deadlines, and provider links below are pulled directly from our database and shown exactly as recorded — always confirm the current details on the official site before applying.
| Program | Provider | Amount | Deadline | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NYS STEM Incentive ProgramRenewable | NY Higher Education Services Corp | Full SUNY/CUNY tuition | Varies | Visit site |
| New York Excelsior Scholarship | NY Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC) | Up to full SUNY/CUNY tuition | Typically June 30 | Visit site |
| New York Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)Renewable | NY Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC) | Up to ~$5,665/yr | Rolling (with FAFSA) | Visit site |
| Say Yes Buffalo ScholarshipRenewable | Say Yes Buffalo | Up to 100% tuition after other aid (SUNY/CUNY and participating private colleges) | Automatic for eligible Buffalo Public Schools graduates | Visit site |
Frequently asked questions
Are these scholarships free to apply for?
Yes. Every legitimate scholarship on this page is free to apply for. You should never have to pay a fee to apply for or receive a scholarship — treat any request for payment as a red flag.
How current is this list?
Scillint's scholarship database is checked against the official provider pages on an ongoing basis. Amounts and deadlines can still change on short notice, so always confirm the live details on the provider's own site before you apply.
Can I find scholarships outside my state too?
Yes. Most scholarships in Scillint's database are national or field-of-study based rather than tied to a single state. Sign up for a free trial to see your full matched list, not just the state-specific ones shown here.