KPS Scholarships

A scholarship focused on your future.

At KPS Scholarships, we reward the students who think through the cost of their education and the earnings of their career.

We believe that four-year universities are not the only path. Millions of students every year drown in student loans that could have been avoided. There are many career paths that are high-paying, with low-cost educational options.

From cost of education to annual earnings of their career, there are many contributing factors to future finances. We reward students who put this thought process at the beginning of their career planning.

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If you have your future planned out, becoming a KPS Scholar should be easy.

Step 01

Choose your career, then education 💼

Choose a career you're passionate about first, it will make choosing the right school much easier.

Step 02

Calculate your future finances 💸

Make sure the earnings from your career will be more than the cost of education so you can pay back loans with ease.

Step 03

Apply to be a KPS scholar ✏️

Think of this scholarship as an investment in your future. If you can sell us on your career and education choices, we'll support you.

Let us introduce you to our previous scholars.

Since 2018, we have given out scholarships to many deserving students. All of these brilliant individuals have demonstrated that their career choices and education were a wise investment of their time and money.

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How can we help?

We get a lot of questions asked to us every year, here are the most frequent.

If you don't see your question below, email us at kpsinitiative@gmail.com and we will be in touch as soon as possible.

How many people get awarded a scholarship?

The number of scholarships given out vary each year. On average we accept between 10 - 25 students each year. Check out our scholars page for a list of previous candidates.

What do I do if I have issues with the application?

Who is eligible to apply to the scholarship?

Any US residents who are pursuing higher education in the next school term are encouraged to apply (even students pursuing options at trade schools or bootcamps).