Scholarships

Texas 4-H Opportunity Scholarship

The 2021 Texas 4-H Foundation Opportunity Scholarship applications will open November 2nd.  There are a few updates to this year’s application.  Due to COVID-19, many testing sites have been closed and seniors are having difficulty getting in to take the SAT/ACT exams.  This year, we will be waiving the requirement for these exams.  Applicants will not be asked to provide a score.  Please see the updated guidelines.  The score that was previously given for this requirement will be disbursed to other sections of the application.

Another change was made to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo financial aid cap.  Previously, one would not be eligible for the HLSR scholarship if they accepted more than $90,000 in financial aid and scholarships.  They have increased this cap to $110,000.

Nothing else has changed to the application or process!  All updates and resources are available at texas4hfoundation.org on the Scholarship page. We anticipate a large pool of applicants this year and wish everyone the best of luck

You must complete your FAFSA (The Free Application for Federal Student Aid) before submitting your scholarship application at http://www.fafsa.gov/. This is required for Baccalaureate, Technical, and Courageous Heart scholarships. Please complete this before mid-December.
If you wait, you may not have time to get the FAFSA paperwork submitted and receive the SAR report before the Texas 4-H Opportunity Scholarship application deadline. This is a required document to be attached to your application, without this you will not be able to apply.

Big Tex Scholarship Program

 

Texas Farm Bureau Scholarships

Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo

San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo

Sullivan Supply Scholarship

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  • Each year, Sullivan Supply offers 20 scholarships of $1,000 each to youth displaying a great passion for the livestock show industry and/or livestock production. Applications are due March 15 each year, and students can apply online starting January 1st, at www.sullivansupply.com, where they can also download and mail a paper application.Candidate must be a graduating high school senior or college student 21 years of age or younger; resident of the U.S. or Canada, and not a previous Sullivan Sullivan scholarship winner. An agriculture major or a career goal in livestock is not a requirement but a continued future involvement in the livestock industry is.Application guidelines include the following: – List or describe your school, community, 4-H and/or FFA involvement. (There is no limit on this essay.) – Describe your involvement and experience in showing and/or raising livestock, along with your future goals and career plans in an essay (no more than two typed pages). – One letter of recommendation must accompany each application. (One only, please.) Applicants must return completed applications and a recent photo by March 15 of the application year by email or U.S. mail. Do not send an application in more than once.The scholarship is funded solely through Sullivan Supply and Sullivan Supply South. The scholarship recipients will be selected by a committee of five industry leaders that will be kept confidential to promote objectivity. Members of the Sullivan family or Sullivan Supply employees or immediate family members will not serve on this committee nor will they be eligible to receive the scholarships. All scholarship recipients will be announced on The Pulse at www.SullivanSupply.com in May. 

Capital Farm Credit Scholarship

  • CFC Scholarship Application 2021
  • The Capital Farm Credit of McLennan County will be awarding two one-time $1,000 scholarships to two McLennan or Coryell County High School Seniors.

 

 

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