To be awarded to a Newaygo County graduating senior
- Demonstrate financial need
- Academic achievement
- Preference given to students who are members of St. John’s Episcopal Church, Fremont, or St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Newaygo
Scholarship Type: County Wide
To be awarded to graduating seniors who attend All Saints Catholic Church in Fremont, Michigan
- Students must be involved in church, school, and community
To be awarded to a graduating high school senior from a Newaygo County high school with preference to those involved in scouting
- Financial need
- Must be in the top 30% of class
- Volunteer service and extracurricular activities
To be awarded to a deserving student(s) of Newaygo County
- Financial need
- Demonstrated academic achievement
To be awarded to a graduating high school senior from a Newaygo County high school who is accepted at Hope College or Hillsdale College
- Financial need
- Academic achievement
- Abstention from illegal substances
To be awarded to a Newaygo County resident or a student who attends a Newaygo County high school (other than NCCTC) and plans to major or minor in art studies
- Studied art in high school
- Submit three samples of art work to Newaygo County Council for the Arts (NCCA)
To be awarded to a Newaygo County resident or student who attends a Newaygo County high school (other than NCCTC) and plans to major or minor in art studies
- Studied art in high school
- Submit three samples of art work to Newaygo County Council for the Arts (NCCA)
To be awarded to a graduate of a Newaygo County high school
- Must rank in top 20% of class
- Involvement in extracurricular activities and/or volunteer work
To be awarded to a Newaygo County student in the Newaygo County Post area (Newaygo County) who is interested in pursuing an education and career in law enforcement
- Exhibits scholastic achievement
- Community involvement
To be awarded to a graduating Newaygo County senior with preference to students participating in the Newaygo County 4-H and who plan to pursue agricultural science or a related field
- GPA of at least a 2.75 on 4.0 scale, ranking among the top 25% of class
- Extracurricular involvement as it relates to career choice
To be awarded to a graduating high school senior from a Newaygo County high school
- Participation in community and volunteer service
- Involvement in extracurricular activities
- Demonstrated academic achievement ranking among the top 25% of class
To be awarded to a graduating high school senior from Newaygo County and/or the NCRESA Career-Tech Center
- Participated in graphic arts at NCRESA Career Tech, or
- Participated in high school art classes, or
- Are pursuing graphic arts or art studies in college
To be awarded to a graduating senior from a Newaygo County High School or Holton High School
- Preference will be given to students entering an agricultural-related or education field of study (e.g. ecology, environmental, science, conservation, plant and animal, or food science program)
- Participation in 4-H activities (years involved, project, etc.)
To be awarded to a graduate of a Newaygo County High School
- Demonstrated financial need
- Academic achievement
- Involvement in extracurricular activities or volunteer work
To be awarded to a Newaygo County student
- Preference to those pursuing an agricultural or conservation career or work in public administration, particularly in planning and zoning
- Participation in community and volunteer service, such as 4-H or FFA
- Involvement in extracurricular activities
- Demonstrated financial need
To be awarded to a graduate of Newaygo County who intends to pursue a career in healthcare
- Financial need
To be awarded to graduates of each Newaygo County public high school
- Demonstrate financial need
- Academic achievement and potential for future academic success
To be awarded to a Newaygo County resident accepted into an accredited medical school
- GPA of 3.3 or higher in medical school or your most recent undergraduate study
- Financial need may be considered
To be awarded to a Newaygo County graduating high school senior
- Demonstrated academic achievement by maintaining a 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale
- Involvement in school, community, or church activities
- Financial need
- Some form of religious affiliation
To be awarded to a Newaygo County graduating high school senior pursuing a career in agriculture
- Seeking a career in agriscience, or a discipline supporting agriculture. For example, an applicant seeking a degree in biology with the intent of working in animal husbandry, or an applicant seeking a business degree with the intent of returning to the area to pursue a career in agriculture management.
- Graduating Senior from a Newaygo County high school or home school
- Students must attend an accredited four-year college or university, community college, or technical/trade program
- Participate in AgriScience Education through their local district or the NC Career –Tech Center
- Demonstrate leadership, particularly in their FFA chapter
- Possess a grade point average of 2.5 or higher
- Demonstrate potential for future success, as evidenced by agriculture related achievements or recognition
