Michigan Scholarships for High School and College Students

Award amount: $2,500 annually for four consecutive years of full-time study at MSU. A minimum of four scholarships are given annually.Who can apply: 4-H members who are high school seniors must apply to MSU and submit the MSU 4-H Scholarship Application by November 1 of their senior year. Applicants must meet the standard admissions requirements of the university and be accepted to MSU.Instructions:For MSU 4-H Scholarship consideration, you must:Be a high school senior for the current year and enrolled in 4-H.Apply for admission to a 4-year program at Michigan State University by November 1 of your high school senior year.Complete...

The MI Future Educator Fellowship will offer $10,000 scholarship to up to 2,500 future educators every year.Eligibility Requirements:To be eligible, the student must:File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).Have begun your first semester or term in the education program in the Fall 2022 semester or after.Be a high school graduate.Be admitted in the Fall 2022 semester or after in an eligible Educator Preparation Program (EPP) approved by Michigan's State Board of Education.Be enrolled at least full-time or its equivalency.Be working on your first teacher certification.Must have earned at least 56 semester credits or 84 term credits.Have a cumulative...

     1. Which kids are eligible for the Scholarship?To be eligible for the Scholarship, the kid’s parent must have sustained a catastrophic injury or fatality in a Michigan work related accident covered by workers’ compensation.  The parent’s injury or death must be compensable under Michigan Workers’ Compensation Law.  There cannot be any dispute regarding the compensability of the parent’s injury/death.      2. What are the criteria for the Scholarship?The applicant must meet standards set by the Executive Committee of KIDS’ CHANCE OF MICHIGAN, LLC.  The standards are based primarily on the financial needs of the student.  The applicant...

Established in the late 1960s to honor Marge Karker, a former coordinator of the Michigan Farm Bureau Women's Programs and 37-year employee of Michigan Farm Bureau, this scholarship awards three $1,000 gifts to students attending Michigan State University and enrolled in an agriculture program.Marge Karker led Farm Bureau members in activities involving citizenship, health, education, legislation, public relations, safety and community betterment projects over a time period between 1944 - 1964. Through her work with these programs, Karker helped to lay the foundation for the Promotion and Education and Young Farmer programming we have today.Michigan Farm Bureau’s Marge Karker Scholarship...

Application Requirements:A) Student does not have to be a member to apply, but must be a member before receiving award.B) Student must be a resident of Macomb CountyC) Applicant must provide an essay of approximately 500 words describing their educational and career goals.D) Application must provide an official transcript from the previous two years of high school and/or college.E) Applicant must provide an outline of proposed academic program with course names.F) Applicant must provide two letters of recommendation - one from an Ag Professional and one from an Employer or Educator.

Eligibility:The applicant or his/her parents/legal guardian must have an active membership in Montcalm County Farm Bureau.The applicant must be a high school senior or graduate accepted by or attending a post‐secondary institution.Applicants may re‐apply for this scholarship each year.Good citizenship and/or positive attitudes in relationships with the student’s peers, school faculty and administration, community members, and family members will be considered. Student’s grades and need for the scholarship are taken into consideration.The Montcalm County Farm Bureau Board of Directors will determine the recipient(s) of the scholarship(s).High school student attending college must have at least a 3.0 GPA.Money will be awarded...

Application Requirements:Applicant or his/her parents/legal guardian must be from a St. Clair County Farm Bureau family, or if married or 21 years of age or older, have his/her own St. Clair County Farm Bureau membership and should be a member in good standing.One scholarship shall be given to a high school senior entering a 2 or 4 year agricultural program after graduation. A second scholarship shall be given to a two or four year or post-graduate student currently enrolled in an agricultural program.Applicants may use the scholarship for attending a college of their choice, including community colleges and trade schools...

The Evans Scholarship is a full tuition and housing college scholarship for high-achieving caddies with limited financial means. To qualify, caddies must meet the requirements of having a strong caddie record, excellent academics, demonstrated financial need and outstanding character.Scholarship applications are accepted at the beginning of an applicant’s senior year of high school, as well as from college freshmen.The entire application – including supporting documents like evaluations, recommendation letters, transcripts, test scores, a CSS profile and FAFSA information – are expected to be completed by October 15. The Scholarship Committee will begin its review when the application is complete. The...