Scholarships

Introduction The Scholarship Program administers multiple named scholarship and award funds according to the intentions of the individuals or organizations that endowed them. Below is a concise description of each fund and the application requirements. Note: the application deadline for all scholarships is February 1. How to apply Many of the awards listed use the General Scholarship Application. That application also explains how recommendation letters should be formatted. Use the General Scholarship Application to apply for the scholarships noted below. Scholarships that use the General Scholarship Application Wisconsin Medical Society Presidential Scholar Award - Amount: $5,000 - Purpose: To honor...

VSAC manages more than 150 scholarships (unless a specific award states otherwise, they are for Vermont residents). If you plan to enroll in college or training in 2026–2027, note that the deadline for VSAC-administered scholarships is February 11, 2026. How to find and apply - The Scholarships & Forgivable Loans booklet for Vermont students is available online. You can: - Download the PDF or view it online. - Request a free printed copy by mail. - Ask your high school guidance counselor for a copy. - Learn how to set up a MyVSAC account to access the Unified Scholarship Application...

Each year, NMASBO grants as many as six scholarships, each worth $1,500, to exceptional high school seniors throughout New Mexico. A minimum of one scholarship recipient is chosen from each region. The selection committee evaluates applicants based on their demonstrated financial need and a well-defined plan for utilizing the scholarship.In 2025, the Scholarship Committee will choose two individuals from the pool of applicants to be awarded the 16th Annual Joni Heinsohn Memorial Scholarship and the 34th Annual Joey Montaño Memorial Scholarship, each worth $2,500. The recipients of these scholarships must fulfill the same eligibility requirements as stated in the scholarship...

Each year the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta distributes hundreds of scholarships through a range of donor funds. Key application dates - Ballard Family Foundation: applications open October 27, 2025, and close November 14, 2025. - Jim Kennedy Scholarship: applications open December 1, 2025, and close January 20, 2026. - Most scholarships for the 2026–2027 cycle: the application window opens December 8, 2025, and closes March 2, 2026. - All applicants for the 2026–2027 scholarships will be notified of award decisions by July 6, 2026. Eligibility and how to apply To qualify for Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta scholarships, you...

Overview The Texas 4-H Foundation Opportunity Scholarship uses an entirely web-based application. Applicants must upload any required supporting documents during the online submission. A school official or counselor is also required to complete a portion of the online form; the application will not be considered complete without their input. To be eligible for a Texas 4-H Opportunity Scholarship, all stated minimum requirements must be satisfied. Important Dates for the 2026 Cycle - November 1, 2025 — Online application opens - February 15, 2026 by 11:59 PM — Application deadline (NEW DEADLINE). No extensions will be granted. - April 24–26, 2026...

The WIAA, in collaboration with Gesa Credit Union and the Dairy Farmers of Washington, administers the Smart Choices Scholarship Program. Each year the program recognizes graduating seniors from WIAA member high schools for sustained excellence in athletics/activities, academics, leadership, and community service throughout their high school careers. The application opens annually in the fall. 2025–2026 AWARDS - For the 2025–2026 cycle, the Smart Choices Scholarship Program will grant two scholarships of $5,000 and eight scholarships of $1,000 to qualifying graduating seniors. 2026 SMART CHOICES SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION - The 2026 program, presented by Gesa Credit Union and the Dairy Farmers of...

Scholarship Overview The Chesterfield County Farm Bureau is offering four scholarships of $1,000 each. Who is eligible - Be enrolled and in good standing at your current school. - Provide an acceptance letter from the college or institution you will attend. - Preference will be given to students who plan to major in agriculture-related fields, though applicants from other disciplines are eligible. - Parents or legal guardians must be members of the Chesterfield County Farm Bureau and reside in Chesterfield County. Priority and award distribution - One scholarship will be awarded to a qualifying student from each of Chesterfield County’s...

Overview The Arizona National Livestock Show supports the next generation of agriculture through an annual scholarship program open to participants of the Arizona National Livestock Show and the Arizona National Horse Show. Backed by donor contributions to the Arizona National Livestock Show and with assistance from the Arizona Horse Lover’s Foundation, the Scholarship Program has distributed over 1,000 awards totaling in excess of $1,400,000 since it began. Arizona National College Scholarship — Eligibility Requirements Minimum qualifications: - Must be a high school graduate. - Have completed at least 12 semester credit hours after high school graduation and before submitting an...

Introduction The Georgia Foundation for Agriculture supports students pursuing agriculture-related education by offering multiple scholarship opportunities with different criteria. Applications for the 2025 scholarship cycle are now open. Eligibility overview Individual scholarships have specific requirements, but common elements include Georgia residency, a focus on agriculture or related fields, demonstrated leadership, and minimum GPA standards. Where applicable, awards require enrollment at a Georgia institution that offers agriculture programs (see the Foundation website for a listing of University System of Georgia campuses and sample qualifying majors). Available scholarships (summary) - Georgia Foundation Scholarship for Agriculture - Purpose: Support exceptional high school seniors...

Scholarships for students at Heartland Community College and Illinois State University pursuing careers in agriculture Overview These awards support McLean County students who are planning careers in agriculture. Awards are available to high school seniors, college/university students, and students in technical or trade programs. Eligibility Requirements - Graduate of a McLean County high school and current resident of McLean County. - Member of the McLean County Farm Bureau or a dependent of a member. - Enrolled full time and pursuing an agricultural degree or certificate (see category-specific requirements below). Scholarship Categories and Amounts 1. High School Seniors — $500–$2,000 -...

Purpose This scholarship supports college students who are pursuing majors in agriculture, agribusiness, or other agriculture-related fields. Who is eligible - Applicant must be a member of the Winnebago-Boone Farm Bureau, the spouse of a member, or a dependent of a member, with membership maintained for at least one full year. - Must reside in Boone County or Winnebago County, Illinois. - Must have graduated from high school. - Must be accepted to, or currently enrolled in, an accredited college, university, or community college. - Must demonstrate the potential to successfully complete their chosen course of study. Application deadline All...

Introduction The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation (IFBF), together with many of its 100 county Farm Bureaus, offers scholarship opportunities for students planning to attend college. You only need to complete a single application to be considered for state-level awards as well as any local county scholarships for which you qualify. IFBF State Scholarships — Up to $10,000 per recipient IFBF will select 27 graduating high school seniors from Iowa — three recipients from each of IFBF’s nine districts — to receive a $2,500 scholarship that is renewable for up to four years (maximum of $10,000 per student). These state scholarships...