Scholarships

CSS Scholarships Available in ScholarDollars - Deadline: February 15

• Arthur King Memorial Scholarship - open to CSS major undergraduates with a sophomore, junior or senior class standing and graduate students. Preference given to students with financial need and interest in soil science

 

• Adams Family Scholarship - open to full-time undergraduates majoring in Animal Sciences or Crop and Soil Sciences. Mus have junior or senior class standing, preference given to students planning a career in the agriculture food production industry in one of the following areas: production, processing, safety or marketing

 

• Bruce and Helle Ruddenklau Scholarship - awarded to student majoring or minoring in CSS with preference given to students who want to pursue a career in production agriculture or sciences that will directly benefit production agriculture (such as agronomy, plant breading, soil science, weed science, entomologist, etc.)

 

• Collins Agricultural Consultants Scholarship - awarded to CSS major undergraduate or graduate student

 

• Donald D. Hill Memorial Scholarship - awarded to CSS major undergraduate student with financial need

 

• Dr. Ishwar P. Murarka Graduate Fellowship - awarded to CSS major graduate student majoring in soil fertility, soil chemistry or soil physics with a focus on research, teaching or farming. Must have GPA 3.0 or better and have financial need

 

• Henry H. Rampton Memorial Scholarship - awarded to CSS major undergraduate or graduate student with GPA 3.25 or better for undergraduate or GPA 3.0 or better for graduate. Preference given to financial dependents of Oregon grass seed industry families.

 

• J. Ritchie Cowan Memorial Fellowship - awarded to full-time CSS major undergraduate or graduate international student. Preference given for students with financial need and interest in Agronomy

 

• John Flanagan Memorial Scholarship – Based on financial need and involvement in some aspect of seed production, technology or science.

 

• John and Jean Krautscheid Scholarship - awarded to undergraduate or graduate majoring in soil science with GPA 3.25 or better for undergraduate or GPA 3.0 or better for graduate. Preference given to students involved in community and/or university activities beyond the classroom.

 

• Larry C. Burrill Memorial Scholarship - open to CSS graduate students. Awarded based on financial need, interest in international agriculture and/or weed science.

 

• Leo L. Anderson Jr. Memorial Scholarship in Soil Science - open to CSS major undergraduates, preference given to those with experience or possible future in Extension

 

• M. Dale Chipman Memorial Scholarship - awarded to CSS undergraduate student from Oregon or Idaho with financial need

 

• McGuire Crop Science Scholarship - awarded to CSS major undergraduate student. Preference given to students with financial need

 

• Okezie Akobundo Scholarship - awarded to CSS major graduate student. Preference given to doctoral students with interest in international agriculture, preferably on the continent of Africa or tropical environments

 

• Robert J. Metzger Scholarship - awarded to CSS graduate student who has an interest in crop breeding and genetics.

 

• Sheldon L. Ladd Memorial Scholarship - awarded to full-time CSS undergraduate or graduate student with GPA 3.25 or better for undergraduate or GPA 3.0 or better for graduate. Preference given to students involved in the community and educational pursuits

 

• Wilbur Powers Memorial Scholarship - awarded to CSS major undergraduate student with preference for those interested in soil science

 

• William and Heidi Geshwill Scholarship – awarded based on Junior, Senior, GPA 3.0 or better, plans to return to family farm

 

• Wilson H. Foote Memorial Scholarship - awarded to CSS major undergraduate student with financial need

 

• WM Paul and Elsa Danskine Agricultural Scholarship - preference for students studying permaculture, organic and/or sustainable agriculture, who demonstrate financial need and are working during school to fully or partially self-funding their education

• Oregon Seed League Scholarship – awarded to student with interests in the seed industry that is either from Oregon or plans to stay in Oregon, based on financial need more than academic achievement.

 

• Oregon Society of Soil Scientists - Awarded to student attending a college of university in Oregon and pursing studies in soil-related discipline. Minimum 3.0 overall GPA. Deadline - September 1

 

• ExtremeTerrain - 1 scholarship for $2,500 will be awarded twice a year to students who are pursuing a Biology or a related degree in Environmental Studies. One scholarship will be awarded for the fall semester and another for the spring semester each year. Deadline - October 15th and June 15th

 

• National Garden Clubs - Annually up to forty-three (43) NGC Scholarships are available, each in the amount of $4,000. Open to undergraduate and graduate students majoring in one of the following fields of study: agronomy, agriculture education, floriculture, horticulture, landscape design, botany biology, forestry, wildlife science, plant pathology/science, city (rural & urban) planning, habitat or forest/systems ecology, environmental concerns, environmental conservation, land management. Deadline - February 1

 

• Oregon Wheat Growers League - Awarded to graduating high school seniors who are the child of a grower member of the Oregon Wheat Growers League, or whose parents are employed by a grower member of the Oregon Wheat Growers League. The scholarship is also open to students who have worked summers for grower members. Deadline - February 1

 

• Oregon FFA - Deadlines vary 
  • One application, multiple scholarships - Must be Oregon resident and have or plan to graduate from an Oregon high school, US citizen or eligible non-citizen and current member of the Oregon FFA Association. Deadline - January 31
  • Thornton FFA Collegiate Scholarship - Criteria - minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA, be enrolled full time in an Oregon community college or university either as undergraduates majoring in an eligible agriculture degree or master’s degree students majoring in agricultural education planning to teach in Oregon. Student selection shall be limited to Oregon high school graduates who completed a minimum of two years in an Oregon Agricultural Sciences and Technology Program (vocational agriculture) with membership in an Oregon high school FFA chapter at least their junior and senior years. Students must be U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents. Preference given to Yamhill-Carlton FFA program, then to students from Yamhill County, then to students from Polk County, then to students throughout the state of Oregon. Deadline - February 8

 

• Western Reserve Herb Society - This Horticulture and Plant Sciences Scholarship is open to students who have completed the second/sophomore year of undergraduate study and are pursing a Bachelor degree. The applicant must be attending an accredited college or university in the United States and have achieved a grade point average of 3.2 or above. The award of $10,000 will be made to the student who plans a career in horticulture and related plant sciences disciplines. Deadline - February 28

 

• Hispanic Scholarship Fund - Must be of Hispanic heritage, U.S. citizen, permanent legal resident, or DACA, minimum of 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) for high school students; minimum of 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) for college and graduate students, plan to enroll full-time in an accredited, public or not-for-profit, four-year university, or graduate school, in the US, for the 2022-2023 academic year and submit the FAFSA or state-based financial aid forms (if applicable). Deadline - February 15

 

• AgWest Farm Credit Services - Deadline March 1
  • Championing Agriculture Scholarship: Students currently enrolled in a university or a post-secondary institution within AgWest's service territory are eligible to apply. The degree, certificate or technical program and desired career path must be directly tied to serving the agriculture industry. Scholarships are $2,500.
  • Customer scholarship: AgWest customers and their sons and daughters who are high school seniors or college students are eligible to apply. Any college, university, vocational or trade program is eligible. Scholarships are $2,500.

 

• OSU Folk Club - Deadline March 1 
  • High School Scholarship - awarded to seniors graduating from a Benton County high school or who live in Benton County. They must plan to attend OSU full-time or have full-time dual enrollment in the Degree Partnership Program of LBCC and OSU with at least 6 credits per term at OSU in the academic year 2022-23. The principal criterion for this award is academic merit. 
  • Current or Returning Undergraduate Scholarship - awarded to Oregon resident undergraduates enrolled at Oregon State University with at least 6 credits per term in the academic year 2023-24 and a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.The primary criteria are financial need and academic achievement.

 

• J.R. Simplot - The applicant's mother, father, or legal guardian must be an employee of the J.R. Simplot Company or one of its subsidiaries at the time the application is made. Deadline - April 1

 

• Western Seed Association - The Western Seed Association awards six (6) $6,000 scholarships each fiscal year to students pursing a degree in Agriculture/Agronomy.  Scholarships are open to undergraduate and graduate students. Deadline - April 15

 

• Future Organic Farmers - Award amount: $5,000. Applicants must be enrolled in an educational program in the United States that will benefit their career in organic agriculture, including vocational training/certificate programs, junior college/two-year degree programs, and bachelor’s/four-year undergraduate degrees. Prior grantees are welcome to re-apply. Graduate studies are not eligible for grant funding. Applicants’ financial need is considered as part of the grant decision process. Deadline - April 19

 

• Oregon Seed Association - Must be a relative of a current OSA member in good standing. Must be attending or planning to attend a college, university, or trade school the next academic year. Must be enrolled or plan to be enrolled in a program leading to at least a BA or BS or trade school certificate. Did not receive a Memorial Scholarship from OSA for the previous year. Deadline - April 15

 

• Oregon Seed Council - Any college bound student who comes from a farm involved in seed production, has worked on a seed farm or has worked for a seed company. High school seniors, home school seniors, or current college students are eligible. Past winners are encouraged to apply. Deadline - March 1

 

• Turf and Ornamental Communicators Association (TOCA) - The TOCA Board of Directors will award up to two $2,500, fall semester scholarships to undergraduate college students pursuing a career in green industry communications. To qualify, students must major or minor in technical communications or a green industry related field such as horticulture, plant sciences, botany, agronomy, plant pathology, etc. The applicants also must demonstrate an interest in using this course of study in the field of communications. Deadline - March 15

 

• Far West Agribusiness Association - There will be two separate selection pools, one for graduating high school seniors and one for current college students. Scholarships are one year in length and will be awarded in amounts no less than $1,000 per student. The quantity and value of the scholarships awarded will be at the discretion of the scholarship committee. Eligibility Requirements: FWAA members pursuing a degree from a college or university in the United States or children and grandchildren of FWAA members or FWAA staff pursuing a degree from a college or university in the United States. Deadline - April 7

 

• Pacific Northwest Vegetable Association - This scholarship can be used in any area of study in Agriculture, with preference given to areas specifically related to vegetable production. Deadline: April 18

 

• Claire Hanley Scholarship - Scholarship awarded by the Lebanon Garden Club and associated Oregon Clubs: A $2,100 scholarship will be awarded to an Oregon State University student this year.  You must be a sophomore or upper division student majoring in agricultural production or landscape horticulture, including forestry management, and habitat/systems ecology, or a related field.  The scholarship is awarded based on academic excellence, personal qualifications and financial need. Applications are received each April, deadline is April 30th and will be evaluated by the Lebanon Garden Club committee. This scholarship is funded by donations, Memorials, Remembrances and State Life Memberships. For information on applying, contact one of the Committee Chairpersons: Trudie Bason, trudie@timeless-gardens.com 541-521-5677 or Joli Root, jolir@centurytel.net 541-401-2336. Deadline - April 30

 

• Oregon Women for Agriculture - Deadlines vary
  • Eastern Oregon Chapter - Deadline - April 1
  • Linn-Benton Chapter - Deadline - Early Spring
  • Marion-Clackamas Chapter - Deadline - June 1
  • Yamhill Chapter - Deadline - April 11

 

• Food Northwest - Open to students pursuing a 4-year degree or graduate degree in an academic discipline and a strong interest and intent to work in the Northwest food processing industry.  Examples include, but are not limited to agricultural sciences, food science and technology, nutrition and dietary science, production, operations management, engineering, horticulture, agriculture and resources economics, business management, accounting, environmental sciences.  Students must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher. Must be attending Oregon State University, University of Idaho and/or Washington State University. Deadline - June 30

 

• Oregon Farm Bureau - Deadlines vary 
  • OFB Memorial Scholarship - Deadline March 1
  • Benton County Farm Bureau Scholarship - Deadline June 6
  • Clackamas County Farm Bureau Scholarship - Deadline April 4
  • Coos-Curry County Farm Bureau Scholarship - Deadline April 1
  • Deschutes County Farm Bureau Scholarships - Deadline April 30
  • Linn County Farm Bureau Scholarship - Deadline April 29
  • Mary Petzel Scholarship - The applicant must be a family member of a voting or supporting member of the Marion County Farm Bureau, OR enrolled in 4-H or FFA, OR majoring in Agriculture. The applicant must be a graduating high school senior or a full-time freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior (continuing to a graduate level degree program) at an accredited college or trade school. Deadline - May 1
  • Scott Miller Scholarship - The applicant must be a family member of a voting or supporting member of the Marion County Farm Bureau and a graduating high school senior or a full-time freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior (continuing to a graduate level degree program) at an accredited college or trade school and must be from Marion County. Deadline - May 1
  • Polk County Farm Bureau Scholarship - Deadline May 2
  • Umatilla-Morrow County Farm Bureau Scholarship - Deadline April 15
  • Washington County Farm Bureau 2022 High School Graduate Scholarship - Deadline April 11
  • Washington County Farm Bureau 2022 Collegiate Scholarship - Deadline April 11
  • Yamhill County Farm Bureau Scholarship - Deadline August 1

 

• American Society of Agronomy (ASA) - Deadlines vary
  • Clark Soil Biology Graduate Student Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Frank D. Keim Graduate Fellowship - Deadline March 23
  • Gary "Pete" Peterson Dryland Soil Management Scholarship (Graduate) - Deadline March 23
  • Gerald O. Mott Award (Graduate) - Deadline March 2
  • Nelson Yield-Limiting Factors Graduate Student Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Soil and Water Conservation Scholarship (Undergraduate and M.S.) - Deadline June 1
  • Academic Undergraduate Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Golden Opportunities Scholars (Undergraduate) - Deadline March 16
  • Greenfield Scholars (Undergraduate) - Deadline March 23
  • J. Fielding Reed Undergraduate Soil and Plant Sciences Scholarship - Deadline March 23

 

• Crop Science Society of America (CSSA) - Deadlines vary
  • Crop Science Graduate Student Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Clark Soil Biology Graduate Student Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Frank D. Keim Graduate Fellowship - Deadline March 23
  • Gerald O. Mott Award (Graduate) - Deadline March 2
  • Nelson Yield-Limiting Factors Graduate Student Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Soil and Water Conservation Scholarship (Undergraduate and M.S.) - Deadline June 1
  • Academic Undergraduate Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Golden Opportunities Scholars (Undergraduate) - Deadline March 23
  • J. Fielding Reed Undergraduate Soil and Plant Sciences Scholarship - Deadline March 23

 

• Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) - Deadlines vary 
  • Clark Soil Biology Graduate Student Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Frank D. Keim Graduate Fellowship - Deadline March 23
  • Gary "Pete" Peterson Dryland Soil Management Scholarship (Graduate) - Deadline March 23
  • Nelson Yield-Limiting Factors Graduate Student Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Dellavalle Soil Science Scholarship - Deadline April 14
  • Soil and Water Conservation Scholarship (Undergraduate and M.S.) - Deadline June 1
  • Academic Undergraduate Scholarship - Deadline March 23
  • Golden Opportunities Scholars (Undergraduate) - Deadline March 23
  • J. Fielding Reed Undergraduate Soil and Plant Sciences Scholarship - Deadline March 23

 

• Oregon Turfgrass Foundation 
  • Martin Scholarship - Must be enrolled in turfgrass program at OSU
  • Whitworth Scholarship - Awarded to a deserving turfgrass program student from the Northwest

 

• Willamette Valley Agriculture Association Scholarship - Open to US Citizen or eligible non citizen, Oregon Resident Additional consideration: FAFSA is NOT required Requires minimum GPA 3.0 Preference to Agriculture related business education. Deadline - May 30

 

• Oregon Blueberry Commission Scholarship Program - Applicants must be enrolled in collge and selection preference will be given to applicants who are enrolled in a Crop Science, Horticulture or Food Science Program. Deadline- January 31

 

• National Wheat Foundation BASF Wheat Scholarship - The scholarship is available for students pursuing careers in the agriculture industry, especially those that directly benefit the wheat industry. Deadline - December 31

 

• Oregon Onsite Wastewater Association (O2WA) Scholarship - Candidates must meet the following criteria: 1. Be a child or dependent, age 25 or less, of a current O2WA Member (Individual or listed Corporate Member) in good standing as of May 31 of the preceding year planning to study or currently studying in any field of higher education. A child or dependent is defined as a son or daughter (including step-children) living in the members household or primarily supported by the member; or 2. Be a non-O2WA member interested in pursuing an education beyond high school through study in fields related to onsite wastewater treatment. Students are limited to relevant fields of study that apply to the field of onsite wastewater treatment, including, but are not limited to, public health, environmental science, soil science, engineering, construction technology, or biology. Candidates must: 1. Be a high school senior or graduate who plans to enroll as a full-time student or is already enrolled as a full-time student in a technical or undergraduate field of study at an accredited vocational school, two-year college or four-year college or university; and 2. Complete and submit the scholarship application and all required attachments by the stated deadline. Candidates need not be Oregon residents or attend Oregon schools. Deadline - April 30

 

• POET Never Satisfied Scholarship - Students enrolled in any accredited two- or four-year post-secondary school, including graduate students, regardless of major or GPA, are eligible to apply. Scholarships are only offered to those located in the United States. Deadline - February 14

 

• Jeannette Rankin National Scholar Grant - Scholar Grant recipients are age 35 and older, demonstrate financial need, and are pursuing a technical or vocational education, an associate’s degree, or a first bachelor’s degree at an accredited U.S. institution. Deadline - February 16

 

• The Western Reserve Herb Society Scholarship - Open to students who have completed the second/sophomore year of undergraduate study and are enrolled in a bachelor’s degree. The applicants for these scholarships must be attending an accredited college or university and have achieved a grade point average of 3.2 or above. Deadline - February 28

 

• Brown and Caldwell Minority Scholarship - Criteria: 1) A United States citizen or permanent resident. 2) A full-time student enrolled in their Junior, Senior year or graduate program at an accredited college/university. 3) Declared major in civil, chemical, mechanical, electrical or environmental engineering or one of the environmental sciences (e.g. geology, hydrogeology, ecology). 4) Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent on a 5.0 scale). 5) Identify as a member of a minority group (e.g. African American, Hispanic, Asian or Pacific American or Alaska Native). Deadline - February 28

 

• American Agri-Women Daughters of American Agriculture Scholarships - These two scholarships ($1,000 each) are available to any farm, ranch or agribusiness woman or her daughter to pursue accredited courses in agriculture leadership, communications, rural sociology, medicine, or any other courses directly related to agriculture. Deadline - March 1

 

• Washington Apple Education Foundation - Current high school seniors and college students raised in families with direct ties to Washington’s tree fruit industry are eligible to apply. The Washington tree fruit industry includes apple, cherry, or pear orchards, warehouses, and affiliated businesses. Ties to the industry include personal or partner/guardian employment in the tree fruit industry, personal or parent/guardian ownership of an apple, cherry, or pear orchard or warehouse, or personal or parent/guardian employment in a company directly servicing the tree fruit industry. Employment must be current and have been ongoing for a minimum of 12 consecutive months. Additionally, students with a desire to pursue a degree to work for Washington’s tree fruit industry after graduation may also qualify. If the applicant does not have existing ties to the tree fruit industry, the applicant must want to pursue a degree and career aligned with work in the tree fruit industry to qualify. Individual scholarships may have more specific qualifications. Deadline - March 1

 

• Agriculture Future of America Scholarships (one application for several scholarship opportunities) - Eligibility requirements: 1) Current high school senior or undergraduate student. 2) Age 17-25 during the AFA Leaders Conference. 3) Attending a four-year institution in the US or plans to obtain a four-year degree. 4) 2.5 GPA or higher (recommended). 5) Passion for food, agriculture and/or natural resources. 6) Intention to pursue a career in the food, agriculture and/or natural resources industries. Deadline - March 6

 

• Soil and Water Conservation Society - Please note that you must be a member of the Soil and Water Conservation Society at the time of application to apply for these scholarships. Multiple scholarship opportunities available, see scholarship website for details. Deadline - March 14

 

• Green Diamond Natural Resource Scholarship - This scholarship is intended to recognize and support individuals who plan to enter fields of study that will lead to the continued enrichment of the Natural Resources and related industries. This scholarship is for vocational, undergraduate, or graduate programs, and can be awarded to high school seniors or return students attending a higher education program. Awards will be given based on industry involvement, academic merit, participation in extra-curricular activities and area of study. Special consideration will be given to employees, spouses, or children of Green Diamond employees. Deadline - March 31

 

• Oregon Water Resources Foundation Scholarship - Eligibility requirements: 1) Students must be enrolled or accepted at an accredited two- or four- year college or university located in the United States. Undergraduate level students only. 2) Minimum 3.0 G.P.A (verified by transcripts). 3) Demonstrate an interest in pursuing a career related to water, agriculture, and/or natural resources. Coursework in policy, political science, agricultural science, and other related fields are recommended but not required. Deadline - April 30

 

• The Demetrios Agathangelides Memorial Scholarship - Applications accepted from students pursuing a degree in a plant science-related discipline who are at least high school graduates enrolled in a college, trade school, or university in the United States of America. Each applicant must meet the requirements mentioned above to qualify. Deadline - June 30

 

• Society for Range Management (SRM) Masonic-Range Science Scholarship - The scholarship offers financial assistance and recognition to a high school senior, college freshman or college sophomore planning to major in/presently majoring in range science and/or closely related field. The recipient of the scholarship must be planning to attend or be currently in attendance at a college or university with a range science program. Applicants must be sponsored by a member of the Society for Range Management (SRM), the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD), or the Soil and Water Conservation Society (SWCS). The scholarship is awarded by the Masonic-Range Science Scholarship Committee (MasCom), which is a subcommittee of the SRM Student Activities Committee.

 

• American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) Scholarship Program - Multiple scholarships available. See scholarship website for details. Deadline - November 1

 

• Potato LEAF Scholarship Program - Each year, the Potato Leadership, Education and Advancement Foundation (Potato LEAF) awards one $10,000 academic scholarship to a graduate student with strong interest in research that can directly benefit the potato industry. Research focus may include basic research or applied research that improves potato production efficiency, addresses pest management and disease issues, increases consumer benefits from potato consumption and or produces knowledge related to advancing the competitiveness of the U. S. potato industry. Applications open April 2025

 

• National Pest Management Association

  • All-American Pest Control Steam Trailblazer Scholarship - Scholarship Criteria: 1) Applicants must be female and be currently enrolled as high school seniors or college/trade school students in an accredited institution within the United States. 2) Students must demonstrate a strong commitment to All-American’s core values of servant leadership, thoughtful innovation, respectfulness, teamwork and reliability in their academic pursuits, extracurricular activities and community involvement. 3) Candidates should have a genuine passion for STEAM fields and actively pursue or plan a career in a STEAM-related discipline. 4) A minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is required. 5) Recipients must commit to writing a letter of appreciation outlining how the scholarship has helped them in their academic endeavors.

  • Arrow Exterminators Scholarship - Scholarship Criteria: 1) Currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate college students majoring in any field. 2) Priority given to those whose families serve in the pest control industry and/or are located in a state in which Arrow conducts business. 3) Must have completed at least two semesters of study with at least one year remaining for degree completion. 4) Full time student in good academic standing (3.0 GPA or better on a 4.0 scale) 5) Recipients must commit to writing a letter of appreciation outlining how the scholarship has helped them in their academic endeavors.

  • Dr. Phil Koehler Scholarship - Scholarship Criteria: 1) Full-time student in good academic standing who is graduating from high school and entering college or trade school, or who is currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate college student. 2) Preference given to applicants with a GPA of 3.5 or higher. 3) Currently enrolled in, or plan to pursue, a degree program that benefits urban pest management.

  • Jim Ogle Scholarship - Scholarship Criteria: 1) Student graduating from high school entering college or trade school. 2) Full time student in good academic standing with a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. 3) Priority given to those whose families serve in the pest control industry.

  • Kevin J. Burns Scholarship - Scholarship Criteria: 1) Full-time student in good academic standing with an unweighted GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. 2) Currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate college students majoring in any STEM-related discipline (science, technology, engineering and math) at an accredited institution in the U.S. 3) Students must demonstrate a strong commitment to their academic pursuits, extracurricular activities, and community involvement. 4) Priority given to applicants whose families work in the pest control or wine industry. 5) Priority given to applicants located in CA, FL, IN, GA, SC, MI or MO. 6) Priority given to those students not from Clemson University. 7) Recipients must commit to writing a letter of appreciation outlining how the scholarship has helped them in their academic endeavors.

  • NPMA Bright Futures Scholarship - Scholarship Criteria: 1) Student graduating from a high school entering college or trade school, or a currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate college student majoring in any field. 2) Full-time student in good academic standing with a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. 3) Priority given to those whose families serve in the pest control industry. 4) Recipients must commit to writing a letter of appreciation outlining how the scholarship has helped them in their academic endeavors.

  • Pest Management Foundation Scholarships - Scholarship Criteria: 1) Currently enrolled undergraduate (junior or senior year) or graduate college students majoring in biological sciences and focused on urban pest management. 2) Completed at least two semesters of study with at least one year remaining for degree. 3) Full time student in good academic standing (3.0 GPA or better on 4.0 scale).

  • Phil Gregory Scholarship for Young Pest Management Professionals - Scholarship Criteria: 1) Full time student in good academic standing with a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. 2) Priority given to those whose families serve in the pest control industry. 3) Undergraduate or graduate student whose studies focus on urban entomology, rodentology, or biological sciences.

  • Plunkett’s Pest Control Scholarship - Eligibility Criteria: 1) Student graduating from a high school entering college or trade school, or a currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate college student majoring in any field. 2) Full time student in good academic standing with a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. 3) Priority given to those whose families serve in the pest control industry.

  • Sprague Pest Solutions Scholarship - Scholarship Criteria: 1) Undergraduate or graduate student whose studies focus on urban entomology, rodentology, or biological sciences. 2) Priority given to those students from Washington, Oregon, and California state universities. 3) Full-time student in good academic standing with a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. 4) Priority given to those whose families serve in the pest control industry.

 

• GROWMARK Foundation Scholarship - Program provides (55) $2,000 scholarships to students pursuing agriculture and business-related degrees or certificates at colleges, universities, and technical schools in the United States and Ontario, Canada. - April 11

 

• Scholarships.com - Create an account and get matched with scholarships that you qualify for! Deadlines vary.