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3 Million in Student Scholarships from the College of Agriculture and its Departments

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790 Awards from Agriculture Departmental Scholarships

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1,627 Awards from College of Agriculture Scholarships

college of agriculture scholarships

The College of Agriculture has several scholarships available for prospective students as well as undergraduate students currently enrolled in the college. We award approximately $2.5 million in scholarships each year to the undergraduate students in the college, made possible by the generous support of our Alumni and Friends. The College of Agriculture is well known by and invites applications from students who participated in FFA and 4-H. We encourage applications from students of all backgrounds and experiences who can demonstrate scholastic excellence, civic or citizenship engagement, and character and leadership development.

Scholarships are awarded using a holistic review of information provided on the scholarship application. Scholarships from the College of Agriculture are competitive. Awards are based on criteria, and student credentials and information presented at the time of application and are nonnegotiable. Purdue does not match offers from other institutions and does not consider requests for aid.

Helpful Information

Review the application dates and deadlines for your group (Incoming, Current, or Transfer Student)
Find the college-level scholarship application by clicking the accordion for your group under "Scholarship Application and Important Dates"
Scholarship descriptions are listed under each accordion. Click the accordion to expand the list (only one list will open at a time).
Hold Control + F to open a search box. Type a key word to search for the full name of the scholarship. Repeat this process for each scholarship search.
Additional scholarship opportunities from campus and corporate sponsors have separate requirements and application processes. Follow the links for more details.

Complete one scholarship application to be considered for college level scholarships. Some departmental and additional scholarships may require additional applications.
Incoming and transfer students are encouraged to complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship Application prior to being admitted to Purdue University. The College of Agriculture will only offer scholarships to applicants who are admitted. To receive funds, admitted students will need to have majors in the college.
- Incoming students must submit their admission application and all required materials by November 1 to maximize consideration for university-wide and college scholarships and to receive an admission update on January 15.
- Transfer students applying to Purdue must submit their admission application and all required materials by April 1 to maximize consideration for university-wide and college scholarships.
Current Students must complete the Scholarship Application each year, even for renewable scholarships.

Only scholarship recipients will receive email notifications. Award notification dates are listed under Scholarship Applications and Important Dates.

Students must confirm their enrollment to have scholarship funds added to their accounts. Scholarship funds will be applied to bills 10 business days before the first day of classes per Federal Regulations.

For more information, visit the webpages below.

View Financial Aid Notifications - Explains how to use myPurdue to view aid and scholarship awards.
Understanding Financial Aid Notifications - Explains the financial aid notification from the Division of Financial Aid.
Secure Your Aid - Explains refunds.
Frequently Asked Questions - Division of Financial Aid - Explains aid eligibiity and refunds.
How to Renew Aid - Understand the requirements for renewable scholarships and to appeal for reinstatement.
Financial Aid Policies - Explains appeal process for various circumstances.

Scholarship Applications and Important Dates

Complete the Incoming Student Scholarship Application if you are a first-time college student enrolling as a full-time undergraduate student with a major in the College of Agriculture. Continuing students, including College of Agriculture Spring Start (CASS) students, see the “Current Students” accordion.

October 1: The College of Agriculture scholarship application opens. Complete one scholarship application to be considered for college level scholarships.

November 1: Deadline for early action admission application.

February 2: Priority date to submit your FAFSA to maximize consideration for need-based scholarships for domestic students.

February 2: College of Agriculture's scholarship application deadline for new, incoming students.

March/April: Notifications will be sent to award recipients who completed an early action admission application and the scholarship application. Students who applied for scholarships but did not submit an early action application will be notified on a rolling basis. Scholarship letters from the College of Agriculture will be emailed to student's email address that was provided on the scholarship application. Students should view the financial aid tab in myPurdue for their complete financial aid information.

Scholarship Application Here

Complete the Current Student Scholarship Application if you are a currently enrolled, continuing, full-time undergraduate student with a major in the College of Agriculture. This population includes College of Agriculture Spring Start (CASS) students.

October 1: The College of Agriculture scholarship application opens. Complete the appropriate college and/or departmental scholarship application to be considered for scholarships within the college.

February 1: College of Agriculture's scholarship application deadline for current students. Complete the Scholarship Application each year, even for renewable scholarships.

February 1: Submit your FAFSA by this date to maximize consideration for need-based scholarships for domestic students.

June: In June, continuing students will receive their financial aid notifications. Scholarship letters from the College of Agriculture will be emailed to student's Purdue email accounts. Students should also view the financial aid tab in myPurdue for their complete financial aid information.

Scholarship Application Here

Complete the Transfer Student Scholarship Application if you are a newly transferred, full-time undergraduate student with a major in the College of Agriculture. Students in this population have completed 12 credit hours or more of college-level coursework after high school graduation.

November 1: The College of Agriculture scholarship application opens. Complete one scholarship application to be considered for college level scholarships.

April 1: Submit your FAFSA by this date to maximize consideration for need-based scholarships for domestic students.

April 1: College of Agriculture's scholarship application deadline for transfer students. Complete the Scholarship Application each year, even for renewable scholarships.

June: In June, transfer students will receive their financial aid notifications. Scholarship letters from the College of Agriculture will be emailed to student's email account provided. Students should also view the financial aid tab in myPurdue for their complete financial aid information.

Scholarship Application Here

College and Department Level Scholarships

Agricultural Alumni Seed Improvement Association Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Agricultural Alumni Seed Improvement Association, Inc. for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Plant Sciences, Department of Agronomy, Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture majors
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Beck’s Hybrid Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Beck’s Hybrids for incoming undergraduate freshmen in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Great leadership potential
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Belcher Fulton County Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Richard and Suzanne Belcher for incoming undergraduate freshmen in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Residents of Fulton County, Indiana
Department of Agricultural Economics majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Blume 4-H Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored in the memory of Alice A. Blume for incoming undergraduate freshmen in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

1-2 page essay on “How will your involvement in 4-H and your college education impact your future and how will you give back to agriculture or your community?”
Minimum of five years in 4-H
Minimum GPA of 3.00

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Bratton-Brown Huntington and Montgomery County Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for incoming undergraduate freshmen students enrolled in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Residents of Huntington or Montgomery County, Indiana
Standardized aptitude test results
Financial need
High School GPA

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Breaking New Ground Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dr. Bill Field, Professor of Agriculture and Biological Engineering, for incoming undergraduate freshmen or current undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. This scholarship is for students who have physical disabilities that seriously impair mobility, hearing, vision, and/or use of extremities that cannot be substantially corrected with the use of prescriptive or prosthetic devices. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Preference given to Indiana residents
Quality of the application
Level of need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Brown ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the Brown Family and Tip-Top Farms for enrolled incoming undergraduate freshmen students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Residents of Tippecanoe or White County, Indiana
Indiana residents
Strong leadership qualities
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Burkhardt Randolph County Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dr. John R. Burkhardt and Dr. Frances Clemo for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Residents of Randolph County, Indiana

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Butler Plymouth Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Henry and Dorothy Butler for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Graduates of Plymouth High School, Plymouth, Indiana (or successor school)
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Coats Clark & Washington County Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coats for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Incoming freshmen from Borden High School, Indiana;
Sophomore, junior, or senior-level students from Borden High School, Indiana, with a minimum GPA of 2.65;
Incoming freshmen from any Clark or Washington County, Indiana, High School;
Sophomore, junior, or senior-level students from any Clark or Washington County, Indiana, High School;
Full-Time students

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Cooper Freshmen Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for incoming undergraduate freshmen students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need
Academic merit

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

F. RICHARD WILlsey and HELEN WILLSEY Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by George L. Hanna and CY Gerde for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Quality of application
Level of need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hageman FFA Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Steve and Sandra Hageman for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

High degree of leadership as an Indiana State FFA Officer
Financial need
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hood Agronomy and Horticulture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Department of Agronomy or Department of Horticulture majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Jaquess ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored in memory of Colonel Fletcher P. Jaquess, a distinguished military leader and agriculture teacher, for incoming undergraduate freshmen students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Residents of one of the following Indiana Counties: Gibson County, Posey County, Vanderburgh County, or Warrick County
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Jennings Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Wayne Jennings for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

John Hardin 4-H Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schollenberger and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hardin, Jr. for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
4-H members (Two-Year participation minimum)
Preference for residents of Marion County, Indiana

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Margaret and John Weeks Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Margaret and John Weeks for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Quality of application
Expression of pursuing an agricultural profession.

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Marquardt ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Marquardt Memorial Farm in Allen County, Indiana, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Residents of the following Indiana counties: Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Noble, Wells, or Whitley
Students of Purdue West Lafayette or Indiana Purdue Fort Wayne
Minimum GPA of 3.0

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

McVay ICM Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship by William and Marilyn McVay for incoming undergraduate freshmen students enrolled in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana Residents
Involvement in Agricultural Education and/or FFA
Minimum GPA of 2.65 and/or upper third of graduating class
Scholarship Award of Excellence Recipients are not eligible

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

O’Neall Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Annie K. Sifton as a memorial for their parents, J. Kelly and Margaret Ritchey O’Neall, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Rank in the upper 20% of their high school class
Combined SAT Score of 1000 or ACT Score of 21
Financial need
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Pearson ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Indiana Farm Bureau and other donors for President Harry L. Pearson for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Agricultural Communication, Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Education, or Animal Sciences majors
Minimum GPA of 3.00
Leadership Skills & Potential - Preference for Leadership in 4-H and/or FFA
2-Page Essay on Topic ‘What Makes an Outstanding Leader?’

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Reed Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored in memory of Francis and Harriet Reed’s Greensburg, Indiana company Kova Fertilizer for incoming undergraduate freshmen students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Residents of Decatur County, Indiana, Pursuing an Agricultural Economics, Agronomy, Botany and Plant Pathology, Entomology, Food Science, Youth Development and Ag Education, or Horticulture and Landscape Architecture major;
Residents of Jackson County, Indiana, Pursuing an Agricultural Economics, Agronomy, Botany and Plant Pathology, Entomology, Food Science, Youth Development and Ag Education, or Horticulture and Landscape Architecture major;
Residents of Decatur County, Indiana, Pursuing any College of Agriculture major;
Residents of Jackson County, Indiana, Pursuing any College of Agriculture major;
Any College of Agriculture major with a minimum GPA of 2.8

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Russell Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Trego for incoming undergraduate freshmen students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Residents of Iroquois County, Illinois; Vermilion County, Illinois; Benton County, Indiana; Vermillion County, Indiana; or Warren County, Indiana
Extracurricular activities
Academic record
Class Rank
ACT and/or SAT Scores

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Sailer-Wedeking Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by David Schroeder in honor his aunt and uncle who hail from Posey County, Indiana, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. A minimum GPA of 2.80 OR rank in the top 15% of class is required. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their listed order:

Residents of Posey County, Indiana, Majoring in Biochemistry
Residents of Posey County, Indiana, in the College of Agriculture
Residents to Vanderburgh, Warrick, Spencer, Dubois, Pike, or Gibson County, Indiana, Majoring in Biochemistry
Residents to Vanderburgh, Warrick, Spencer, Dubois, Pike, or Gibson County, Indiana, in the College of Agriculture

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

steve smith memorial scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Red Gold Incorporated for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Plant and/or Crop Science majors or an interest in agriculture policy

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Straszheim Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the late Clara Belle Straszheim in memory of her husband Robert Straszehim for incoming undergraduate freshmen students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

United States citizens
Rank in upper 10% of Graduating high school class
Academic promise
Participation in school, youth, religious, or community service organizations

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Wadsworth Extracurricular Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Henry and Emily Wadsworth for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Children of active or retired Indiana extension staff
Purdue Musical Organization (PMO) participation
Prior 4-H participation

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Ward Montgomery County Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ward of Crawfordsville, Indiana, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Rank in the top 20% of their graduating high School class
Graduated from any Montgomery County, Indiana, High School
Accomplishments

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Williamson Academic Excellence Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mauri Williamson for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum three year consistent involvement in national, state, or local FFA, 4-H, academic or athletic activities, and/or community service
Minimum GPA of 3.5

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Willsey Memorial SCHOLARSHIP

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by George L. Hanna and CY Gerde for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University who have lost a parent due to a farm-related injury. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Students that lost a parent to a farm-related injury
Indiana residents
Quality of the application
Level of need
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Wynkoop White County Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wynkoop established in 2001, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Letter of recommendation from the high school principal indicating future involvement in agriculture
Graduate of Frontier High School or Tri-County High School in White County, Indiana

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Agricultural Alumni Seed Improvement Association Agriculture Scholarship

Indiana residents
Plant Sciences, Department of Agronomy, Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Agriculture Biological and Process Engineering Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for sophomore undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Biological and Food Process Engineering majors
Current Freshmen (awarded for sophomore year)

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Baugh ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by John and Barbara Baugh for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Benham Senior Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the Benham Family in memory of John F. Benham, a leader in plant protection, for undergraduate senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Great potential for exemplary citizenship, leadership, and professional growth
Spring semester seniors at the West Lafayette campus
A Minimum of 90 credit Hours completed, with 60 credit hours from Purdue University
15 or more credit hours the preceding semester
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Beuligmann ICM Merit Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Ann and Jason Beuligmann for students enrolled in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors.

Indiana residents
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Bible OSS Affordability Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. Brent S. Bible and Mrs. Stacy A. Bible for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Out-of-State residents
Financial need

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Biddle Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: One or more scholarships sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. D. William Biddle and Mr. Richard E. Belcher for enrolled undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need
Academic merit

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Breaking New Ground Agriculture Scholarship

Preference given to Indiana residents
Quality of the application
Level of need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Burkhardt Randolph County Agriculture Scholarship

Residents of Randolph County, Indiana

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Burley Cooperative Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Undergraduate students pursing an education in agriculture
Residents of the following cooperative-served counties within Indiana: Bartholemew, Clark, Dearborn, Fayette, Floyd, Franklin, Harrison, Henry, Jackson, Jefferson, Jennings, Marion, Ohio, Perry, Ripley, Scott, Spencer, Switzerland, Washington, and Wayne
Preference to recipients affiliated with a family history of raising tobacco as self-reported
Exhibit leadership qualities
GPA of 2.5 or greater on a 4.0 scale

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Butler Plymouth Agriculture Scholarship

Graduates of Plymouth High School, Plymouth, Indiana (or successor school)

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Carey Spirit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Christy Kettler Carey for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Members of the Purdue Athletics Spirit Squad and Purdue Pete enrolled in the Department of Agricultural Economics
Members of the Purdue Athletics Spirit Squad and Purdue Pete Enrolled in the College of Agriculture

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Ceres Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Ceres Solutions Cooperative for rising undergraduate sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Scholarships will be awarded to one rising sophomore, two rising juniors, and two rising seniors. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Agricultural Systems Management, Agronomy, Crop Science, Agribusiness, Agricultural Economics, or Botany and Plant Pathology majors
Minimum Purdue GPA of 2.65
Residents within the Ceres Trade Area (ceres.coop), including the following counties:
- Benton County, Indiana
- Cass County, Indiana
- Clay County, Indiana
- Elkhart County, Indiana
- Fountain County, Indiana
- Fulton County, Indiana
- Hamilton County, Indiana
- Howard County, Indiana
- Huntington County, Indiana
- Jasper County, Indiana
- Knox County, Indiana
- Kosciusko County, Indiana
- Marshall County, Indiana
- Miami County, Indiana
- Montgomery County, Indiana
- Newton County, Indiana
- Parke County, Indiana
- Pulaski County, Indiana
- Steuben County, Indiana
- Sullivan County, Indiana
- Tippecanoe County, Indiana
- Vermillion County, Indiana
- Vigo County, Indiana
- Wabash County, Indiana
- Warren County, Indiana
- Berrien County, Michigan
- Branch County, Michigan
- Missaukee County, Michigan
- Newaygo County, Michigan
- Oceana County, Michigan

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Chicago Farmers Junior Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the Chicago Farmers since 1954 for undergraduate juniors in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

60 to 90 Earned Credit Hours (Junior Status)
Financial need (taking into account other scholarships and/or financial awards granted)
Service to production agriculture career path
Academic record
Leadership and campus activities

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Clore Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by endowment established by Ola O. Clore in 1983 for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Students who associate as male
Evidence of substantial unmet need
Minimum GPA of 3.0

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Coats Clark and Washington County Agriculture Scholarship

Incoming freshmen from Borden High School, Indiana
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior-Level Students from Borden High School, Indiana, with a minimum GPA of 2.65
Incoming freshmen from any Clark or Washington County, Indiana high school
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior-Level Students from any Clark or Washington County, Indiana high school
Full-time students

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Dairy Farmers Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dairy Farmers of America, a cooperative based in Kansas City, Kansas, for undergraduate sophomores, juniors, or seniors in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. This scholarship is not renewable and cannot be awarded to the same student. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Priority given to students from a Dairy Farmers of America member farm
Animal Sciences, Agricultural Economics, Food Science, Foods and Nutrition, Consumer and Family Sciences Education majors
Academic achievement
Extracurricular activities
Interest in the dairy industry
Minimum GPA of 2.50 based on 30 completed graded credit hours (15 credit hours must be from Purdue University or Vincennes University)
Live within the geographic area served by sponsor

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Dale ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Jacqueline Dale Broder and Michael Broder for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Dale OSS Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dale for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Out-of-State residents
Financial need
Academic merit

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

dick Willsey Memorial Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship established by Dr. Bill Field, Professor of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, in memory of Dick Willsey, a former Purdue Agricultural Safety and Health Specialist, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Students that lost a parent due to a farm-related injury
Indiana residents
Quality of the Application
Level of Need
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Dittmar Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. Will Ditzler and Mrs. Laurie Dittmar for junior undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences majors
Minimum GPA of 3.0
Financial need (FAFSA must be Completed)

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Duke Landscape Architecture Affordability Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mrs. Karey Claghorn to honor the memory of Joshua ‘Josh’ Duke for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Landscape Architecture majors
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

DuPont Pioneer Agronomy Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by DuPont Pioneer for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Agronomy majors
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Eddleman 4-H & University Housing Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Current or prior 4-H members
Members of the University Housing Cooperative
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Edward p. sipotz scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Resident of St. Joseph County
Be a sophomore, junior, or senior level student
Minimum GPA of 2.5
Complete the Free Application for Federal Financial Aid (FAFSA)

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship. Applicants must also complete the FAFSA.

Elliott Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. Floyd E. Elliott, a former resident of Oxford, Indiana, and a 1921 College of Agriculture graduate, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Fields Agricultural Economics and Animal Sciences Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Faye Gumpper Fields and Bob Fields for undergraduate sophomores, juniors, or seniors enrolled in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
Minimum GPA of 3.00
Agricultural Economics or Animal Sciences majors
Diligent study habits
Hardwork
Determination to succeed

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Floreas Affordability Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need
Academic merit

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Foltz ICM Agriculture Intern Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored in memory of Donald E. Foltz and Jean Uran Foltz, who were educators committed to teaching and educating youth, for undergraduate sophomores, juniors, or seniors in the College of Agriculture or the College of Consumer and Family Sciences at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

A completed internship in the Indiana General Assembly of one of the Departments of Indiana Government
Service in a position of leadership in an organization such as University Student Government, 4-H, FFA, Option Club, Student Union, Debris, Exponent, etc.
Performed at a level of excellence on the SAT Test (1800 with Writing, Math, and Verbal)
Completed a College-Level Course in United States Government, United States History, or similar Government or History course
Graduate of a High School in Vermillion or Parke County, Indiana

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Fraser Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. Robert R. Fraser for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Quality of application
Academic record

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Friar Agricultural Education Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dr. Robert E. Friar for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum GPA of 3.25
Financial need
Preference to Agricultural Education majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Fuller Transfer Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the late Robert Fuller, an Extension educator and horticulture teacher at Vincennes University, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Transfers from Vincennes University with six or fewer hours remaining for an Associate in Science degree
Minimum GPA of 3.50
Preference to Horticulture, Agronomy, General Agriculture, and Agricultural Economics majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Goecker Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Allan Goecker for undergraduate junior and senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. This scholarship is awarded to a student who has encountered a significant personal hardship or challenge beyond the student's control during the past year. Examples are serious illness or injuries to the student, untimely deaths of parents or siblings, loss of home due to natural or other disasters, and other comparable hardships. The scholarship is intended to help the student deal with the significant hardship or personal challenge and provide encouragement to continue his or her education. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Referral from the student's department Scholarship Coordinator
Indiana residents
Demonstrated financial need
A minimum of 60 college credits completed, including 15 or more graded Purdue credits
Preference to students from rural areas or from towns and cities with 7,500 or fewer citizens

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship. Referrals must be submitted by the student’s department Scholarship Coordinator to the College of Agriculture Scholarship Coordinator.

Graham-Rothgeb ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Gordon and Nancy Graham for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

GROWMARK Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by GROWMARK, an agricultural cooperated headquartered in Bloomington, Illinois, for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Agribusiness Management, Agribusiness Agricultural Finance, Agribusiness Agricultural Marketing, Agribusiness Commodity Marketing, Agribusiness Food Marketing, Agricultural Economics Applied Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Economics Commodity Marketing, Agricultural Economics Quantitative Analysis, Agricultural Communication, Agricultural Education, Agricultural Systems Management, Crop Science, Farm Management, Sales and Marketing, or Turf Science Management Majors
Residents of Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, or Missouri
Minimum GPA of 2.65
Available to Undergraduate Juniors or Seniors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Gruel Senior Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the late Miss Elsie L. Gruel, a Chicago-area teacher formerly of Crown Point, Indiana, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
Minimum GPA of 3.50
Completion of 100 credit hours at the Purdue West Lafayette campus (None credit courses do not apply)

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hageman FFA Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Steve and Sandra Hageman for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Preference is given to incoming undergraduate freshmen. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

High Degree of leadership as Indiana State FFA Officer
Minimum GPA of 3.0
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hall Sophomore-Junior Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Helen Rentschler in memory of her late brother Rex Hall, a 1911 College of Agriculture graduate, for undergraduate sophomore and junior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum GPA of 3.50
Completed 30 credit hours (28 graded hours)

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Halliday Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. S. Lee Halliday for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
Financial need

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Hartman Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. Stewart C. Hartman for undergraduate and/or graduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
Financial need

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Hasler Agricultural Economics Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Joseph and Nila Hasler from Paris, Illinois, for undergraduate sophomore students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. A minimum GPA of 2.0 is required. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Residents of Greene County, Indiana, majoring in the Department of Agricultural Economics
A major in the Department of Agricultural Economics
Residents of Greene County, Indiana, in the College of Agriculture

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hatfield Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Carrie Hatfield for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hebble ICM Agronomy and Agricultural Economics Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. Jeffrey and Dr. Susan Hebble for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Department of Agricultural Economics and Department of Agronomy majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Helena Agriculture Ambassador Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Helena Chemical Company for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit
Preference to AG Ambassadors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hellmich Decatur County Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by family and friends of the late Paul and Robert Hellmich for undergraduate sophomore, junior, or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Residents of Decatur County, Indiana
250-word essay, including the following; brief personal background, example of service to others, understanding of the importance of personal integrity
Minimum GPA of 2.70

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hoeltke Horticulture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Alice Hoeltke in memory of her husband, Norbert Hoeltke, a 1952 College of Agriculture graduate, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Agribusiness Management or Department of Horticulture majors
Financial need
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hood Agronomy and Horticulture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum GPA of 3.00
Department of Agronomy or Department of Horticulture majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Howell ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. David Howell for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University who reside in-state. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Huff Sophomore Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Huff for undergraduate sophomore students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors.

Preference for Agricultural Economics majors
Minimum GPA of 2.50
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hurst Upperclassmen Affordability Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need
Academic merit

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Indiana Certified Crop Adviser Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the Indiana Certified Crop Adviser for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Departments of Agronomy, Agricultural Economics, Botany and Plant Pathology, Entomology, or Horticulture and Landscape Architecture majors
Academic merit
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Jackson ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by family, friends, and business associates in memory of David E. Jackson, a 2000 graduate of the College of Agriculture, for sophomores, juniors, or seniors in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Agribusiness Management, Agricultural Communication, Agricultural Economics, Agronomic Business and Marketing, Agronomy, Farm Management, Soil and Crop Management, Soil and Crop Science, or Agricultural Systems Management majors
Minimum GPA of 2.25
Residents of one of the following Indiana counties: Fulton County, Jasper County, LaPorte County, Marshall County, Porter County, Pulaski County, or Starke County
Participation in 4-H, FFA, and/or a family farm operation

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Jennings ICM Affordability Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Kurt Weston for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Financial need

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Jennings Merit Scholarship

Minimum GPA of 2.5
Academic merit
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Kemper Agricultural Education and Economics Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Roger and Mary Kemper for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Agricultural Education or Agricultural Economics majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Kingsbury Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by <> for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need
Academic merit

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Kohlhagen ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Kyle and Jill Kohlhagen for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Land O’Lakes Sophomore Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Land O’Lakes for undergraduate sophomore students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Merit and Agricultural Economics majors
Merit and Agricultural and Biological Engineering majors
Merit and Agriculture Systems Management majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Latta-Meredith Senior Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dr. Fred Whitford for undergraduate senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Exceptional community service
Minimum GPA of 3.0
Held a job during the summer and/or school year

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Leonard PMO Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Edwin C. Leonard and Virginia V. Leonard for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Students must have completed a minimum of two semesters with good academic merit and financial need. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Members of the Purduettes in the University’s PMO;
Member of the PMO’s Varsity Glee Club;
Member of any other PMO ensemble;
Any other College of Agriculture student with Good Academic merit and financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Liechty Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Gregg D. Liechty, Luke E. Liechty, and Nathan Liechty, John D. Nidlinger, and Mark P. Merkel for undergraduate sophomore, junior, or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Intent and interest in a production agriculture career
Residents of Adams County, Allen County, Jay County, or Wells County, Indiana
Involvement in community engagement and activities

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Lillie Hardin 4-H Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Lillie Hardin for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Members of Hendricks County or Porter County, Indiana, 4-H Program
Members of the University’s Collegiate 4-H program

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Love Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Ruth Martin Love for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
Financial need
Preference to domestic students

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Lynn-Nicholson Alpha Zeta Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Charles J. Lynn for undergraduate juniors or seniors in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University that are active members of the Purdue Chapter of Alpha Zeta. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic success
Leadership in agricultural organizations
Leadership on campus
Leadership in extracurricular activities
Leadership and development of others within Alpha Zeta

Selections will be done by an Alpha Zeta advisor.

Malsbary Affordability Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by G. David Malsbary and Anne G. Malsbary for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Margaret and John Weeks Scholarship

Quality of application
Expression of pursuing an agricultural profession.

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Marquardt ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Residents of the following Indiana counties: Adams County, Allen County, DeKalb County, Huntington County, Noble County, Wells County, or Whitley County
Students of Purdue West Lafayette or Indiana Purdue Fort Wayne
Minimum GPA of 3.0

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Martin Special Project Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the late Eula Rose Martin in memory of Charles F. Martin, Paul Martin, and C. Russell Martin for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Currently enrolled/planning to enroll in special project courses
Academic performance
Quality of research contribution
Desire for continued learning about the conduct of research in agriculture

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Mather Food Science Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by B. Zoe Mather for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Food Science majors
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

McClintock Horticulture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by James A. McCammon, Lewis Mccammon Jr., and Tom McCammon in memory of James A. McClintock, a former professor of Horticulture, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Preference will be given to Horticulture majors.

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

McKinney-Kirkpatrick ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mark G. and Julia McKinney, Charles McKinney, Thomas H. McKinney, Ted A. McKinney, and Rebecca J. Thompson for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

McMillen Affordability Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dale McMillen for undergraduate students enrolled in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Merrell Environmental Sciences and Agricultural Economics Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Ted and Jean Merrell for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Environmental Sciences or Agricultural Economics majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

MiCHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate College of Agriculture students who are a member or the child of a member of the Michigan Milk Producers Association. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum GPA of 2.0
Enrolled in at least 12 credit hours
Preference is given to students with a career interest in the dairy industry

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Miller Animal Sciences Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by George M. Miller for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Department of Animal Sciences majors
Minimum GPA of 2.65
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Milligan Clinton and Tippecanoe County Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the late Rosetta C. Milligan for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Residents of Clinton or Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Capability and interest in agriculture
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Morgan County Master Gardener Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Morgan County Master Gardener Association for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Majors in Botany, Horticulture, Agronomy, or Soil Science
Preference to Morgan County, Indiana residents
Minimum GPA of 2.8
Financial need
Personal statement (one page or less) acknowledging the scholarship

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Morton ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by George and Nancy Morton for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Murchison Transfer Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dr. Marshall A. and Dr. Berdine R. Martin for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Preference to Transfers from Black Hawk College East Campus in Galva, Illinois
Minimum GPA of 3.0

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Off Agronomy Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the estate of Albert A. and Helen Off for undergraduate juniors or seniors the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Agronomy majors
Academic Merit with a Minimum GPA of 2.65
Leadership qualities
Extracurricular activities
Contribution to improve the means and methods of Agronomy
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

OGRIZOVICH FAMILY NRES SCHOLARSHIP

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. Sam Ogrizovich and Mrs. Jane Cain Ogrizovich for junior or senior undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Natural Resources and Environmental Science majors
Junior or senior in class ranking
Preference shall be given to students in the following concentrations: Climate & Energy Solutions; Emerging Environmental Challenges; Environmental Policy & Analysis; or Sustainability Science
Students who find themselves in difficult financial situations and/or are experiencing an adverse hardship that would take their attention away from school

Application Information: Complete the NRES Award Nomination Form to be considered for this scholarship, which is sent out in December of each year. Email nres@purdue.edu for more information.

Olive Smith Affordability Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need
Academic merit

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

O’Neall Agriculture Scholarship

Rank in the upper 20% of their high school class
Combined SAT score of 1000 or ACT score of 21
Minimum GPA of 2.65
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Ortman ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Scot Ortman for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Minimum GPA of 2.65
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Owen ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Owen for undergraduate and/or graduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Agricultural Economics or Agronomy Majors Residing in Southwest Indiana
College of Agriculture Students Residing in Southwest Indiana

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Parker Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dortha E. Parker and friends established in 1998 for the late Herbert E. Parker, who received his Ph.D. at Purdue in 1950 and was a professor of Biochemistry for thirty-nine years, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

United States Citizens
Minimum GPA of 3.00
Financial Need
Quality of Application, Including Paper with Examples of Personal Initiative and Commitment to Studies

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Pearl Smith Affordability Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
Financial need

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Pearson ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Indiana residents
Agricultural Communication, Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Education, or Animal Sciences majors
Minimum GPA of 3.00
Leadership Skills & Potential - Preference for leadership in 4-H and/or FFA
2-Page Essay on Topic ‘What Makes an Outstanding Leader?’

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Peterson ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Carol Peterson for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Pfendler Junior-Senior Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored in honor of David C. Pfendler, a counselor and advisor to generations of College of Agriculture students, for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum GPA of 3.50
Interest in Food, Agriculture, and/or Natural Resource industries
Demonstrated leadership
Sound character
Good citizenship

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Powers Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mrs. Margo Powers for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Pugsley Delaware County Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Harman Pugsley in memory of his father, a farmer in Daleville, Indiana, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Residents of Delaware County, Indiana OR counties adjacent to Delaware County, Indiana
Minimum GPA of 3.0

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Redenbachers’ Top of the Crop Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Orville Redenbacher for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

United States citizens
Minimum GPA of 3.30
Minimum of 60 Purdue credit hours
Agronomy, Food Science, Agricultural and Biological Engineering, and Agricultural Economics majors
Ensure that your scholarship essay also addresses this question: ‘What one thing do I do better than anyone and why?’

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Rice Affordability Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need
Academic merit

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Riggs ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Roy and Kathleen Riggs for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Riggs Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Kenton N. Riggs and Martha Lee Riggs Davis in memory of their father, O. B. Riggs, a class of 1920 graduate, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic Merit
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Runkle Johnson County Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the late Lewis Runkle, whom operated a successful apple orchard for more than sixty years outside Edinburgh, Indiana, for undergraduate sophomore, junior, or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. A minimum GPA of 2.65 and financial need is required. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Residents of Johnson County, Indiana
Residents of Counties contiguous to Johnson County, Indiana
Residents of any other Indiana counties
Financial need and academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Sailer-Wedeking Agriculture Scholarship

Residents of Posey County, Indiana majoring in Biochemistry
Residents of Posey County, Indiana in the College of Agriculture
Residents to Vanderburgh, Warrick, Spencer, Dubois, Pike, or Gibson County, Indiana majoring in Biochemistry
Residents to Vanderburgh, Warrick, Spencer, Dubois, Pike, or Gibson County, Indiana in the College of Agriculture

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Sample Agricultural Communication Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mary C. Sample in memory of Glenn W. Sample, a 1935 Purdue Agricultural Economics graduate, for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University with a minimum GPA of 2.65. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Agricultural Communication majors that have completed an agriculture communication internship in Indiana (internships should be with a recognized media outlet or an ag-related company, organization, or agency with duties that involve writing, editing, broadcast, advertising, public relations, marketing, or web design)
Agricultural Communication majors who have not complete an internship
Any other College of Agriculture majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Schmidt Turf Science Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Lee and Jean Schmidt for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Turf Science majors
Financial need - Preference to students of families with moderate income levels
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Schroeder Biochemistry Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by David and Joanna Marsh Schroeder of Dandridge, Tennessee, in memory of David’s parents who farmed over thirty years near Bargersville, Indiana, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. A minimum GPA of 2.60 is required. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Biochemistry majors from White River Township in Johnson County, Indiana
Biochemistry majors from Any Other Township in Johnson County, Indiana
Students from Johnson County, Indiana, with any Agriculture major

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Schuder Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mary Schuder of West Lafayette, Indiana, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University with a minimum 2.65/4.00 GPA. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Entomology majors
Horticulture majors
Any College of Agriculture student

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Schuman 4-H Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mary Schuman for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum five years participation in 4-H

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Schweikhardt Henry and Rush County Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Richard Schweikhardt for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Residents of Henry or Rush County, Indiana
Minimum GPA of 3.0
Leadership
Community service

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Sellers Taylor High School Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Gene Sellers for undergraduate sophomore, junior, or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Graduates of Taylor High School, Indiana
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Shelby ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. Donald R. Shelby for undergraduate fifth semester students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum of 60 credit hours in the College of Agriculture
Major other than Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Graduate of an Indiana high school
Minimum GPA of 2.75
Financial need
Academic merit
Community service
Preference given to graduates of the following high schools: Attica High School, Covington High School, Fountain Central High School, North Vermillion High School, Seeger High School

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Shoemaker ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dr. S. Suzane Nielsen for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Stanforth-Boyd ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mark and Madelyn Stanforth for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Swarthout Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Shirley and Steve Swarthout for undergraduate sophomore, junior, or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Syngenta Agronomy Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Syngenta for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Academic merit
Agronomy majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Tate & Lyle ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Tate and Lyle for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Taylor Hamilton County Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the estate of Dan Taylor for undergraduate student residents of Hamilton County, Indiana, in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Students who have resided in Hamilton County, Indiana, for a minimum of ten years prior to the current year

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Thrasher Animal Sciences Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dr. George Thrasher and Mrs. Jean Ruth Thrasher for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Academic merit
Department of Animal Sciences majors

Application Information: The Purdue University Division of Financial Aid direct awards this scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application. Applicants must complete the FAFSA.

Torr Putnam County Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by family and friends of Jack W. Torr, a Putnam County businessman, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Scholarship
Citizenship
Leadership
Financial need
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Treese Transfer Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the Knox County Purdue Agriculture Alumni Chapter in memory of William ‘Doc’ Treese, a long-time Purdue Agronomist, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Transfer students from Vincennes University
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Turley ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by James and Mary Jo Turley for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Financial need
Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Forestry and Natural Resources, or Agronomy majors
Minimum GPA of 2.65
Residents of one of the following counties in Indiana: Scott County, Clark County, Jackson County, Jefferson County, Jennings County, Lawrence County, Orange County, Washington County

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Van Scoy Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the estate of the late Lloyd Van Scoy of Delphi, Indiana, for undergraduate sophomore, junior, or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Undergraduate Sophomores, Juniors, or Seniors
Academic merit
Financial need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Veenhuizen Animal Sciences and Agricultural and Biological Engineering Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Edward and Sally Veenhuizen for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum GPA of 2.65
Commitment to active leadership
Preference to Animal Science or Agricultural and Biological Engineering majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Voliva ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Clarence Voliva, a resident of Woodburn, Oregon, established in 1999 to honor his parents Ernest and Eva Jane (Kinser) Voliva, whom brought the first registered Hereford cattle to Indiana, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents residing south of US Highway 40
Good academic standing
Minimum GPA of 2.65
Preference given to past Voliva Scholars

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Wadsworth Extracurricular Agriculture Scholarship

Children of active or retired Indiana extension staff
Purdue Musical Organization (PMO) participation
Prior 4-H participation

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Walton Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Izaak Walton League of America for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. A minimum GPA of 3.1 is required. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

College of Agriculture juniors or seniors majoring in the Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences
An Indiana resident in the College of Agriculture

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Ward Montgomery County Scholarship

Rank in the Top 20% of their graduating high school class
Graduated from any Montgomery County, Indiana high school
Accomplishments

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Williams ICM Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Irene Williams for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Williamson Academic Excellence Scholarship

Minimum GPA of 3.5
Minimum three years of consistent involvement in National, state, or local FFA, 4-H, academic or athletic activities, and/or community service
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Williamson Ambassador Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mauri and June Williamson for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Active involvement in Ag Ambassador Program

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

willsey Agriculture Scholarship

Quality of application
Academic merit
Level of need

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship,

Woodward Agronomy Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Linda Woodward Bard and Donn A. Baird in memory of Maurice B. Woodward, a College of Agriculture graduate of 1926, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Agronomy majors
Minimum GPA of 3.0

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Wynkoop White County Agriculture Scholarship

High school graduation from Frontier High School or Tri-County High School in White County, Indiana
Letter of recommendation from the high school principal indicating future involvement in agriculture

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Young Leadership Scholarship Program

Overview and Selection Criteria: The MACA Young Leader Scholarship Program (MACA YLSP) is designed to expose future agriculturalists to the crop protection industry and future career opportunities. MACA members benefit by developing a talent pool of future industry leaders and through the heightened awareness of MACA within the participating universities. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Current college sophomores or juniors with an educational focus on agriculture and plan to have a summer internship (2023) within agriculture, preferably within the crop protection industry
The selected recipient is expected to attend the MACA Annual Meeting September 5-7, 2023 in Indianapolis, IN to participate and network with MACA members and to develop a deeper understanding of the crop protection industry
3.0 minimum cumulative GPA
Must plan to have completed at least 60 credit hours by December 2022 with an educational focus on agriculture

Application Information: Complete the application form to be considered for this scholarship. Essays and additional requirements must be attached to the application and emailed to michelle@maca.org by November 19, 2022.

Fuller Transfer Scholarship

Transfers from Vincennes University with six or fewer hours remaining for an Associate in Science degree
Minimum GPA of 3.50
Preference to Horticulture, Agronomy, General Agriculture, and Agricultural Economics majors

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Halderman Farms Transfer Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Halderman Farm Management Service, Inc. for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Transfer from Ivy Tech Community College OR another 2-Year associate degree program affiliate
Intent to obtain bachelor’s degree from Purdue University
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Hallar Opportunity Scholarship in agriculture

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Mr. James Hallar for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based on the following factors:

Transfer from another institution
Preference is given first to Indiana students with financial need
Next preference is given to students who participate in Purdue Musical Organizations

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Murchison Transfer Scholarship

Preference to transfers from Black Hawk College East Campus in Galva, Illinois
Minimum GPA of 3.0

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Transfer to Purdue AG Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the College of Agriculture at Purdue University for students transferring to the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. The Transfer to Purdue AG Scholarship is awarded to selected transfer students for their admitted academic year. The award amount is $1,000 and is non-renewable. The number of scholarships awarded will vary each year.

To be considered for this scholarship, transfer students must have a minimum of 3.0 G.P.A. at their current or previous higher learning institution. Transfer students must complete the scholarship application and submit their current transcripts by April 1. Only admitted students with majors in the college will receive the scholarship.

Treese Transfer Scholarship

Transfer students from Vincennes University
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Agricultural & Biological Engineering Scholarships
Agricultural Communication
Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Education
Animal Sciences Scholarships - Separate application for current students only
- REACH Program - For incoming students only
Biochemistry Scholarships - Separate application for current students only - Contact Undergraduate Program Administrator
Botany and Plant Pathology
Entomology - Separate application for current students only
Food Science
Forestry and Natural Resources
Horticulture and Landscape Architecture

Breaking New Ground Impairment Agriculture Scholarship

Quality of the application
Level of need
Preference given to Indiana residents

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Dawson-Herrmann Independent Research Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Joseph S. Dawson, a Purdue University trustee, and Professor Klaus M. Herrmann, a faculty member of the Department of Biochemistry, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum GPA of 3.5
Minimum one semester of independent research with a faculty member of the school
Academic record
Scholarship application

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Dick Willsey Memorial Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship established by Dr. Bill Field, Professor of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, in memory of Dick Willsey, a former Purdue Agricultural Safety and Health Specialist, for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Recipients may apply for an annual renewal. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Students that lost a parent to a farm-related injury
Indiana residents
Current student
Quality of the application
Level of need
Minimum GPA of 2.65

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Facks Homestead and Bishop Luers High School Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Preference for Graduates of Homestead High School or Bishop Luers High School in Indiana
Minimum GPA of 3.25
Financial need
Extracurriculars such as 4-H, FFA, Animal Care

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Goecker Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Allan Goecker for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. This scholarship is awarded to a student who has encountered a significant personal hardship or challenge beyond the student's control during the past year. Examples are serious illness or injuries to the student, untimely deaths of parents or siblings, loss of home due to natural or other disasters, and other comparable hardships. The scholarship is intended to help the student deal with the significant hardship or personal challenge and provide encouragement to continue his or her education. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Indiana residents
Preference to students from rural areas or from towns and cities with 7,500 or fewer citizen
A minimum of 60 college credits completed, including 15 or more graded Purdue credits
Submit a maximum 250-word nomination from an academic advisor or course instructor. The nomination should provide information about the student's personal hardship or challenge and his or her commitment to earning a college degree.

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Larson Junior-Senior Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by William A. Larson for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Juniors and Seniors
Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Department of Agronomy, or Youth Development and Agricultural Education majors
Students Pursuing International Agriculture Development Activities in Haiti
Students Pursuing International Agriculture Development Activities in the Caribbean
Students Pursuing International Agriculture Development Activities in the Americas

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Maple Leaf Farms Food Industry Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Maple Leaf Farms for undergraduate junior or senior students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum GPA of 3.00
Academic grades in the students’ major area of study
Academic interest in the food industry
Work or cooperative education experience in the food industry
Extracurricular activities
Demonstrated interest in pursuing a career in the food industry
Preference given to children of Maple Leaf Farms employees with a minimum of five years of service

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application and the FAFSA to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Wickizer Marshall County Agriculture Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the estate of Esther M. Wickizer for undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. Selections will be made based upon the following factors in their ranked order:

Incoming freshmen or current students with financial need from Marshall County, Indiana;
Suitable aptitude (ie. Raised on a farm or in a rural atmosphere)

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Woods Merit Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by Pioneer Hi-Bred International in honor of founder Robert J. Woods for undergraduate sophomore students in the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. This scholarship is renewable as long as the recipient continues to meet the eligibility criteria. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Completed 30 Credit Hours (28 Graded Hours)
Minimum GPA of 3.50
Preference to Plant Sciences and Agribusiness majors
Academic merit

Application Information: Complete the College of Agriculture Scholarship application to be considered for this College of Agriculture Scholarship.

Additional Scholarship Opportunities

The National and International Scholarships Office (NISO) holds a Scholarships Week every September. The week-long fair includes information sessions on the distinguished awards NISO coordinates and how to secure campus endorsement.

There are many scholarship opportunities to explore from studying a language abroad and jumpstarting your career in environmental policy to researching a STEM topic and attending graduate school for the arts, humanities or social sciences. NISO offers overview sessions for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program as well as for the Rhodes, Marshall, Mitchell, Gates Cambridge, Churchill, and Schwarzman scholarships for graduate school abroad and Stanford Knight-Hennessey Scholars Program.

NISO WEEK INFORMATION

The National and International Scholarships Office (NISO) coordinates Purdue’s campus nominations for 14 prestigious, external awards. NISO is open to every Purdue student and will guide candidates through the application process for select scholarships and grants. The office is located in the John Martinson Honors College.

To learn about the appropriate scholarship application and timeline for each student classification, visit the links below.

NISO Scholarship details

Active membership within MANRRS and a letter of support from a chapter advisor are eligibility requirements for all scholarships. Click the link below to view available scholarships, and additional information. Application deadlines vary. Review the website each semester as scholarships are continually added and updated.

VIEW ALL MANRRS SCHOLARSHIPS

The Office of Experiential Education has financial support available for students participating in experiential education opportunities. Funds can be used for educational expenses incurred while participating in experiential education. All funds will be applied through the Financial Aid system.

To qualify, applications must be submitted appropriate due date as listed below:

For summer funds, applications are due by February 22
For fall funds, applications are due by May 15
For spring funds, applications are due by November 1

Eligibility

Purdue West Lafayette undergraduate or PharmD degree-seeking student
Good academic standing
Enrolled full-time or part-time for Purdue courses for the term in which the scholarship is received
Meet financial aid citizenship requirements

To apply, please complete the Experiential Education Scholarship form.

Purdue Class of 1937 Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship sponsored by the Purdue Class of 1937. Criteria for determining recipients of this scholarship include leadership, character, and scholarship. This scholarship is renewable as long as the recipient continues to meet the eligibility criteria. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Enrolled at Purdue University West Lafayette Campus
Registered for a Minimum 12 Credit Hours
Classified as an Undergraduate Sophomore, Junior, or Senior
Cumulative GPA of 2.0 or Higher
Good Academic and Social Standing with the University
United States Citizen
Evidence of Leadership Potential and Ability

Application Information: Complete the application by following this link: Purdue Class of 1937 Scholarship Application.

Charles O. McGaughey Leadership Award

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship established by 1939 Purdue University graduate Charles O. McGaughey to recognize Purdue undergraduate students who have shown outstanding leadership abilities and have demonstrated “an appreciation for basic American values,” including: liberty, the democratic form of government, and a commitment to community service and service to the university. Criteria for determining recipients of this scholarship include leadership, character, and scholarship. This scholarship is renewable as long as the recipient continues to meet the eligibility criteria. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Undergraduate Student
Enrolled at Purdue University West Lafayette Campus
Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or Higher
Demonstrated Outstanding Leadership Abilities during Purdue Tenure
Demonstrate an Appreciation for the Values of Liberty, the Democratic Form of Government, and an Appreciation of the Importance of Respect for Others and for the Diversity of the United States
No Evidence of Addiction to Drugs or Alcohol
No Criminal Record
Good Academic and Social Standing with the University

Application Information: Complete the application by following this link: Charles O. McGaughey Leadership Award Scholarship Application.

The Eli Lilly and Company Make Life Better Scholarship

Overview and Selection Criteria: A scholarship intended to create opportunities for thirty diverse Purdue students over the next three years. Lilly will fund ten scholarships of up to $1,000 each to be awarded each year, starting in the spring of calendar year 2022. The Purdue University Office of the Executive Vice President for Research and Partnerships will select the scholarships on an annual basis by selecting qualified students through the application process outlined below. Scholarships will be awarded for the spring semester and carry over to the following fall semester, provided the student continues to meet eligibility criteria. Scholarships are one-time awards for each student and are not renewable. Selections will be made based upon the following factors:

Minimum GPA of 3.0
Sophomore Students
STEM Majors
Immediate Family Cannot be Employed by Eli Lilly and Company

Application Information: Applications should be submitted by October 18 to Kristi Reynolds (KMReynolds@purdueforlife.org).

Send all materials as one PDF submission with the following naming convention: Last name_First Name_ EliLillyMakeLifeBetter_10182023.pdf

The following items are to be included as a part of the application:

Application Form
Official Transcript
Two Letters of Recommendation
Essay - In 1,200 words or less answer all of the following questions:
1. How do you intend to Make Life Better upon graduation?
2. Given your personal background, describe an experience that illustrates what you would bring to the diversity perspective to Eli Lilly and Company?
3. What are your plans after undergraduate or areas of interest? How has your diversity (cultural heritage, race, gender, socio-economic background, family, work, and/or school experiences, etc.) contributed to who you are today and your pursuit of a career?
4. What financial challenges do you anticipate as you pursue your college education?
5. How do you plan to overcome the identified challenges?

To review each scholarship please click on their named links for additional information and application information.

January Deadlines

FEbruARy Deadlines

FBFM Farm Business Farm Management Scholarship Program

MARCH Deadlines

APRIL Deadlines

Frits Loonsten Memorial Scholarship Award
George Miller Memorial Scholarship
Independent Professional Seed Association Scholarship
Noreen Clough Memorial Scholarship for Females in Fisheries

MAY Deadlines

JUNE Deadlines

JULY Deadlines

AUGUST DeadlineS

National Society Descendants of American Farmers (NSDOAF) Scholarship

NOVEMBER Deadlines

DECEMBER Deadlines

Varied deadlines

American Soybean Alliance Scholarship
Cargill Global Scholars Program (Administered by the Institute of International Education)
Colvin Scholarship Foundation and Certified Angus Beef LLC
GROWMARK Foundation Scholarship
National Cattlemen's Foundation - CME Group Beef Industry Scholarship
The Garden Club of America Scholarships
National Corn Growers Association Scholarships
National Dairy Leadership Scholarship Program (Graduate Students)
USDA Scholarship Programs

In partnership with the Indiana 4-H Foundation, the Indiana 4-H Youth Development Program annually awards more than $125,000.00 in scholarships to 4-H members to pursue post-secondary education. Scholarships are awarded to recognize youth participating in Indiana’s 4-H Youth Development Program on their achievements and life skill development resulting from their participation in a variety of 4-H experiences. To view scholarships, use the following link:

4-H Scholarships

To review each scholarship please click on their named links for additional information and application information.

January Deadlines

FEBRuary Deadlines

Community Foundation of Boone County
Indiana Broadcasters Foundation Scholarship
Max W. Johnson Scholarship
Montgomery County Community Foundation Scholarships
Northern Indiana Community Foundation
V3 Diversity Scholarship

MARCH Deadlines

OCTOBER Deadlines

Experiential Education Scholarship

CATE Grant Support
Agriculture students, staff, and faculty may apply for CATE funding to support activities and events with a focus on off- or on-campus leadership conferences, meetings, and workshops. The deadline for Spring funding is February 1.

CATE Research Opportunities
Grants are available to support undergraduate research. An Agriculture student, on behalf of their faculty mentor can submit a request for funding. If selected, the faculty member receives $500 per student to offset the cost of supllies and expenses incurred during the student's research. You are only eligible for funding once per academic year. The deadline for Spring funding is February 1.

Martin Agricultural Research Fund Scholarship
Annually, the Office of Academic Programs awards multiple $2,000 scholarship ($1,000/semester) to students who demonstrate high academic performance, quality research contributions, and a desire for continued learning about research in agriculture. The scholarship is applied towards student's Purdue tuition and fees in the following academic year through the Financial Aid Office. The Office of Agricultural Research and Graduate Education provides an additional $500 to the student's faculty mentor for supplies and expenses incurred during the student's research. These scholarships are very competitive awards with recipients and mentors being selected by the College of Agriculture Administration. Application deadline is April 7, 2023 at 5:00pm for the Fall 2023 - Spring 2024 academic year scholarships.