2021 Clinton County Scholarship

THE JAMIE FLOREA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Sponsored by the Clinton County Farm Bureau

Applications will be accepted from graduating high school seniors who plan to pursue an ag-related education in a 2 – 4 year program. Previous scholarship recipients who are continuing their education in an ag-related field and who are enrolled in college and attending an agricultural program are eligible to apply for the Jamie Florea Memorial Farm Bureau $500 Scholarship up to a maximum of four years.

The deadline is April 15, 2021. Contact the Farm Bureau office at 937-382-4407 if you have any questions or would like to sign up as a Young Active member.

Instructions:

● Applicant must be a Young Active member of Farm Bureau or have an immediate family member who is a current member of the Farm Bureau.

● Application is to be completed by applicant.

● Answer questions completely.

Include a copy of the applicant’s transcript.
Renewal applicants must hold a 2.0 GPA

Applications due April 15, 2021

Click here to apply for the 2021 Scholarship

Click here for the Clinton County Scholarship Standard Operations Procedures.

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