Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara Announces November 15 Deadline for 2027-28 Scholarships
The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara has set a November 15 deadline for local high school seniors to apply for 2027-28 Art and Honors Scholarships. Honors scholarships are available to academically excelling seniors in South County, while art scholarships are…

Santa Barbara Santa Maria San Luis Obispo, CA, November 10, 2026 — The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara has announced that the application deadline for its 2027-28 Art and Honors Scholarships is November 15. Local high school seniors are encouraged to submit their applications before this date to be considered for these awards.
The foundation offers two distinct scholarship programs: Honors Scholarships and Art Scholarships. Each program has specific eligibility requirements tailored to recognize different forms of student achievement.
Honors scholarships are designated for academically excelling seniors residing in South County. This award aims to support students who have demonstrated a strong commitment to their academic performance throughout their high school careers.
Art scholarships are available to seniors in Southern Santa Barbara County and those attending Santa Ynez Valley Union High School. Applicants for art scholarships must exhibit excellence in traditional fine arts. Further details regarding the specific criteria for artistic excellence were not provided.
The organization, The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, serves as a key resource for students pursuing higher education in the local region. This annual scholarship cycle provides an opportunity for students to gain financial support for their post-secondary studies. Specific details regarding the number of scholarships available or the monetary value of each award were not immediately disclosed. Students interested in applying should ensure all application materials are submitted by the November 15 deadline to be eligible for the 2027-28 academic year.
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