Leinweber Osceola STEM Scholars Fund

Three, four-year renewable scholarships of up to $10,000 per year to graduates from an Osceola County high school

Preference to graduates of Reed City High School
Applicants must be U.S. citizens
Must have a minimum high school GPA of 3.0
Must have a minimum 25 ACT score or 1230 SAT score
Must be attending University of Michigan, Michigan State University, or Michigan Technological University as a full-time student on-campus
Must be planning to major and graduate in a STEM field (science, technology, engineering, or math)
Must submit an additional 300+ word essay explaining why they are interested in pursuing a STEM degree, why they chose their university, and their future career plans and aspirations

Suzie Neiderheide “Sunshine” Memorial Scholarship

One, non-renewable scholarship awarded to a graduating senior(s) and/or nurses pursuing continuing education in the field

Applicants shall be high school graduates going into nursing and/or continuing education as a nurse
Applicants shall have a minimum GPA of 3.00
Preference given for well-rounded applicants that are/were involved in school and community activities

One, non-renewable scholarship awarded to a graduating senior of Pine River Area Schools

One, non-renewable scholarship awarded to Evart High School graduating seniors.

One, non-renewable scholarship awarded to deserving graduating senior(s) from a high school in Osceola County

Preference shall be given to Marion High School graduating seniors
Preference shall be given to those pursuing a manufacturing field
Scholarship can be utilized toward obtaining certification, an associate or bachelor’s degree

To be awarded to deserving graduates of Evart High School

One, non-renewable scholarship awarded to a graduating senior and/or graduate of Reed City Public Schools

Applicant(s) shall be graduating seniors and/or graduates or Reed City Area Public Schools
Applicants shall plan to attend, or be attending Ferris State University
Applicants shall have demonstrated commitment to community through community service
Preference given to applicants pursuing information systems or information technology
Preference given to applicants that were/are members of Boy Scouts of America

Renewable scholarships awarded to graduating seniors from Evart High School

Applicants shall demonstrate academic achievement and potential for success but highest-class ranking is not a requirement

One, non-renewable scholarship awarded to a graduate of Evart High School

Applicants need to be a graduate of Evart high school
Students need to be pursuing a career in a skilled trade, attend a trade school, or participate in an apprenticeship program
Scholarship award may be used for certifications or required equipment for the trade
Preference given to a student involved in athletics and/or demonstrates community involvement

Up to three non-renewable scholarships awarded to a graduating senior(s) at Marion High School

Applicants shall have maintained a GPA of 2.8 or higher during high school through the first semester of their senior year at Marion High School
The annual available to spend amount may be split up to three ways to provide three students with a scholarship award
Scholarships are for students who will be pursuing full-time undergraduate studies

One, non-renewable scholarship awarded to a graduating senior at Marion High School

Applicants shall have maintained a GPA of 2.8 or higher during high school through the first semester of their senior year at Marion High School
Preference to a student pursuing a career in education

Up to two non-renewable scholarships awarded to a graduating senior(s) at Marion High School

Applicants shall have maintained a GPA of 2.8 or higher during high school through the first semester of their senior year at Marion High School
The annual available to spend amount may be split up to two ways to provide two students with a scholarship award

One, non-renewable scholarships to a graduating senior at Marion High School

Scholarship is for a student attending a college or university and is enrolled in a four-year degree program, pursuing a career in mathematics
Applicants must complete at least seven of the designated college preparatory mathematics and science courses including: algebra one and two, geometry, pre-calculus, biology, chemistry, physiology, and physics
Applicants must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher

One, non-renewable award to graduates of Evart High School

One, non-renewable scholarship to graduates of Reed City High School

Preference given to graduates exhibiting potential for success in their post-secondary educational pursuits
Preference given to graduates with demonstrated involvement in a variety of extracurricular activities both at school and in the community