Doodle for Google Scholarship

The Doodle for Google Scholarship is an annual art competition for K-12 students in the United States that awards college scholarships and other prizes for original doodle artwork based on a yearly theme. Winners at state, territory and national levels receive hardware, scholarships, and public recognition, and the national winner's doodle is featured on Google for a day. Submissions may be created in any medium and are judged on artistic merit, creativity, and theme communication.

National winner: $55,000 college scholarship, $50,000 in tech for their school, Google hardware, and doodle featured on Google for a day; Five national finalists: $5,000 college scholarship and Google hardware; 55 state and territory winners: Google hardware and acknowledgement in the Doodle gallery.

All students enrolled in US-based K-12 schools, including homeschooled students and children of military personnel abroad, who are 13 years of age or older may enter. Parents or guardians may submit on behalf of younger students.

Obtain and complete the entry form; create an original doodle aligned with the year's theme; write an artist's statement; submit the entry online (jpg/png) or by mail with a high-resolution photo or scan and the entry form.