Other than governmental and institutional aid, private organizations, foundations, corporations, and civic groups are additional sources of aid for study abroad. For example, the Coca-Cola Foundation, Amoco, Chrysler Corporation, etc., have given funds for overseas study.  Some private and public organizations will give overseas study funding for students in a particular major or area of study. Ethnic and service organizations such as the League of United Latin American Citizens, Alliance Francaise, Dante Alighieri, Goethe groups, etc., are other sources of funding for overseas study and research.

• AGI Minority Geosciences Student Scholarships -for students of color majoring in geosciences, including the geosciences sub disciplines of geology, geophysics, geochemistry, hydrology, meteorology, physical oceanography, planetary geology, or earth-science education

• American Institute of Certified Public Accountants - Scholarships for Minority Accounting Students

• Peace Corps - a resource on the various Peace Corps programs
  

Scholarships for African Americans

• Black Excel - one of the largest databases of scholarships and resources for African American students.
  

• African American Scholarships - find scholarships by state, major and academic level.
  

• NAACP: Scholarship Programs
  

• National Society of Black Engineers: Scholarships
  

• Scholarships for African Americans
  

• Science Research Scholarship Awards - for African American students, with junior standing who are pursuing a degree in life or physical sciences

Scholarships for Asian Americans

• Asian American Journalists Association: Scholarships
  

• The Korean American Scholarship Foundation
  

Scholarships for Latino/Latina Americans

• Hispanic Scholarship Fund - College Scholarship Program

• National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Scholarships - based on GPA (3.0 or higher), leadership capabilities, association with the NAHN and financial need.
  

• State Farm Insurance - Hispanic Scholarship Awards Program

Scholarships for American Indians

• Association of American Indian Affairs - Scholarship Programs
  

• The Cherokee Nation - Higher Education

• Friend of Hubbell - Scholarship Details and Application- for Navajo Nation student with a 3.0 GPA or higher and of junior or senior status.

Books Regarding Scholarships for Minorities

• Beckham, Barry, ed. The Black Student's Guide to Scholarships. Maryland: Madison, 1999.

• Student Services, L.L.C. Minority and Women's Complete Scholarship Book. Illinois: 1998.