"Under-Represented" college scholarships refer to financial aid programs that target certain groups of students who are historically underrepresented in higher education, including but not limited to:

• Women in STEM fields
• First-generation college students
• Low-income students
• Minorities (African American, Hispanic, Native American, etc.)
• Students with disabilities
• LGBTQ+ students

Some popular underrepresented college scholarships include:

• The Gates Scholarship
• The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation Scholarship
• The Ron Brown Scholar Program
• The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship
• The National Society of Black Engineers Scholarship
• The United Negro College Fund
• UNCF Scholarships: The United Negro College Fund offers multiple scholarships to African American students, including the Gates Millennium Scholars Program and the Ron Brown Scholar Program.
• Hispanic Scholarship Fund: HSF provides scholarships and support services to Hispanic students to help them achieve a higher education.
• National Society of Black Engineers: NSBE awards scholarships to African American students studying science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.
• American Indian College Fund: AICF provides scholarships and support services to American Indian and Alaska Native students pursuing higher education.
• AAUW Selected Professions Fellowships: American Association of University Women provides fellowships to women pursuing graduate-level studies in fields where women are underrepresented, such as engineering and computer science.
• AIAS Minority/Disadvantaged Scholarships: American Institute of Architecture Students provides scholarships to underrepresented students pursuing degrees in architecture.
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It is important to research eligibility criteria, application deadlines, and award amounts for each scholarship, as they vary widely.

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