This scholarship is awarded to one student who has been accepted into or who are pursuing an approved course of study to become a medical doctor (no pre–med, veterinarian, or physician assistant) at approved, accredited medical schools, colleges, and universities.
This scholarship is awarded to Vermont residents enrolled in the Agribusiness Management, Dairy Farm Management, Diversified Agriculture, or Veterinary Technology program at Vermont Technology.
This scholarship is for full-time undergraduate in College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. For entering freshmen selection is based on their high school grades and ACT or SAT scores
This scholarship is targeted at an individual planning a career with agriculture, veterinary sciences or ranching. The recipient of this scholarship must be a citizen of Nolan County and a graduating senior at Sweetwater High School, Highland Secondary High School, Blackwell High School or Roscoe Early College Academy.
This scholarship is for a second year Veterinary Technology student and be a resident of Vermont, New Hampshire, or Maine with a minimum 3.0 GPA and have financial need.
This scholarship is awarded to an applicant who will be an ISU freshman next academic year and is majoring in animal science. The awardee needs to have been an outstanding 4-H horse project participant.
This scholarship is awarded to a former Iowa 4-Her who has been accepted to ISU's College of Veterinary Medicine, and for whom next academic year represents their first year of Veterinary Medicine schooling.
This scholarship is awarded to a former Iowa 4-Her, accepted to or currently enrolled in, the ISU College of Veterinary Medicine. Eligible applicants must have five or more years of Iowa 4-H membership and show evidence of community service and leadership participation.
Applicants must be graduates of any North Dakota high school who have been accepted or are currently enrolled in a college of veterinary medicine in North America
The purpose of this scholarship is to provide a source of financial support for a **student majoring in Animal Science, Range Science, Pre-Vet, Agribusiness, Ag Communications, Farm & Ranch Management, or another beef-related discipline at a North Dakota college or university.
The purpose of this scholarship is to provide a source of financial support for a student majoring in Animal Science, Range Science, Pre-Vet, Agribusiness, Ag Communications, Farm & Ranch Management, or another beef-related discipline at a North Dakota college or university residing in North Dakota.
The purpose of this scholarship is to provide a source of financial support for a **student majoring in Animal Science, Range Science, Pre-Vet, Agribusiness, Ag Communications, Farm & Ranch Management, or another beef-related discipline.
Each year $500 scholarships are awarded to first-year or undergraduate students enrolled in a secondary educational facility who are pursuing a career important to rural America.
Oregon Dairy Women (ODW) is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization with the main objective to promote the dairy industry. The ODW mission is to promote greater use of all dairy products through outreach and educational programs.
This scholarship is for undergraduate students pursuing a profession that includes an interest in the wellbeing of animals (i.e. veterinary medicine, biology, animal welfare, primatology, etc.)
This scholarship is students who have completed their first year of Veterinary School and is a student in good standing. Applicants must have been active in the 4-H Program in Benton County.
The Silvies Valley Ranch scholarship fund was established to help students in Grant and Harney counties. This scholarship encourages continuing education in all fields of study that will broaden the recipient’s abilities to improve their communities by concentrating on **science, agriculture, wildlife, livestock and...
