To be awarded to one student from Grant High School and one student from Newaygo High School
- Preference to students pursuing an entrepreneurship or small business degree
- Secondary preference to students pursuing a business degree
Scholarship Type: Grant High School
To be awarded to a graduating senior from Grant High School
- Preference to applicants pursuing a career in education
To be awarded to students from Fremont High School, Grant High School, or Ravenna High School
- Preference to students pursuing a career in agriculture
To be awarded to a graduating senior from Grant High School
- Preference to applicants pursuing a career in the medical field
- Applicants pursuing a career as a paramedic will be given special consideration
To be awarded to a graduating senior from Grant High School
- Preference to applicants with a GPA below 3.9
- Preference to applicants attending a Michigan college, university, community college, technical or trade school, either private or public
- Financial need is not a criterion
To be awarded to a graduating senior from Grant High School
- Preference to applicants pursuing a career in education
To be awarded to graduating seniors from Grant High School
- Demonstrated academic achievement by maintaining a high school GPA of 3.0 based on a 4.0 scale and maintaining a college GPA of 2.5 based on a 4.0 scale for renewal
- Participation in a school fine arts program such as art, drama, band or choir
- Use of fine arts skill in extra-curricular activities
- Highly motivated individual with drive to succeed
- An ability to relate well to others
- A constructive attitude
- Demonstrated high moral character
To be awarded to a graduate of Grant High School
- Reviewed by the Kenneth and Pauline Bull Family Scholarship Committee
- Preference for 3.0 GPA
- Preference for student not in the top 5% of graduating class
- Preference for student attending public college or university
To be awarded to a graduating senior from Newaygo and/or Grant high school
- Preference to underrepresented applicants (i.e.: those of ethnic, racial minority, and/or disability)
- Preference to applicants with a G.P.A of 2.5 or above
- Preference to applicants with financial need
- Preference to applicants not eligible for Newaygo County Area Promise Zone funds
- Preference to applicants with good attendance record and citizenship
To be awarded to a graduating senior from Grant Public High School
- Preference to applicants that have participated in the arts
To be awarded to a graduating senior from Grant High School
- Preference to a well-rounded, deserving student, who has interests besides academics, and who although perhaps not at the top of the class, shows potential for academic success and good citizenship
- Financial need may be a consideration
To be awarded to a deserving graduating high school senior from Grant High School or Newaygo High School
To be awarded to students from Grant High School and Newaygo High School
- Financial need
- Academic achievement potential for future academic success
- Applicants must be available for a personal interview
To be awarded to graduating high school seniors from Grant High School
- 3.0 GPA or better
- Preference is given to students pursuing an agricultural career
- Preference is given to students pursuing a four-year college degree
- Preference is given to students not receiving other scholarship awards
- Participation in school and/or community activities
To be awarded to graduating high school seniors from Grant High School
- Demonstrate academic achievement with a minimum GPA of 2.5 based on 4.0 scale
- Leadership qualities
- Involvement in community, school, and extracurricular activities
- Preference given to applicants who have been involved in student government and members of the Community Foundation’s YAC
To be awarded to a graduating high school senior from Grant High School
- Preference given to children of Grant Public Schools staff
- Academic achievement by maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- Leadership skills
- Involvement in school and community activities
- Must attend an accredited Michigan two- or four-year college
To be awarded to graduates of Grant High School
- Involvement in the field of agriculture
- Involvement in school and/or community activities
To be awarded to a graduate of Grant High School
- Proven academic success, having achieved a 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale
- Financial need, particularly if student may not otherwise be able to afford to attend college
To be awarded to one student from Grant High School and one student from Newaygo High School
- Scholar-athlete who demonstrates academic and athletic achievement
