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Find similar grantsIAA Foundation Scholarships is sponsored by Illinois Agricultural Association Foundation. Provides scholarships to high school graduates accepted or currently enrolled at accredited colleges, universities, community colleges, or trade schools.
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Apply For College Scholarships IAA Foundation Scholarship Program You're taking an important step to future success! The IAA Foundation endeavors to enhance the future of agriculture by providing college scholarships to Illinois Farm Families, Illinois Farm Bureau members, spouses, or their children who major in agriculture, or ag-related courses of study.
The IAA Foundation is pleased to administer scholarships on behalf of agricultural partners and families who wish to support future generations and help assure a well-qualified and professional agricultural workforce in Illinois while supporting farming communities. Each year the application period runs from January 1 - February 15. Announcement of recipients will be made on/around May 1.
Recipients are selected based on their activities and involvement in clubs, organizations and their community, their financial plan for funding their education, essay and personal statement responses and in some cases, their academic performance. Frequently Asked Questions When can I apply? When do I know if I received a scholarship?
The application period runs January 1 to February 15 each year. All elements of the application must be completed/submitted by 11:59 pm on February 15. Recipients are announced on our website and in FarmWeek, the weekly Illinois Farm Bureau news publication, on or around May 1.
Letters/emails are sent to both recipients and non-recipients before the announcement. Can I apply for more than one scholarship and how do I know what I am eligible for? You can apply for multiple scholarships, but you can only receive one per year.
Please carefully read general and specific eligibility for each scholarship on this website and within the application. You will fill out one application and based on your responses, you will be filtered into consideration for all awards you are eligible for. You must complete all elements of the application to be eligible for review.
Can I save the application and work on it later? Can I make changes after I submit? Once you have started the online application, you may save and continue your work at a later time.
Use the same login and password that you created to access the site. We encourage bookmarking the application site. Click on “Save and Next” located at the bottom of every section.
NOTE: Once you click “Save and Finalize” you can no longer make edits. Ensure all information is complete and accurate prior to finalizing. How are transcripts accepted?
Official transcripts are not required. All copies should be uploaded directly into the application in one of the accepted file formats. If you are entering as a Freshman, you must include a copy of your high school transcript.
If you are entering as a Sophomore, submit your high school and college transcript. If you are entering as a Junior, Senior or Graduate level college student, only your college transcript is required. If you attended more than one college before you received your degree, submit transcripts from all schools attended.
Are all signatures required? If you are over 18, your parents do not need to sign the application release. The second signature request allows IAA Foundation to use quotes from your essay, general statistical data, and/or photo.
You are not required to say YES to the second consent, and it has no bearing on your ability to receive a scholarship. If I do receive a scholarship, when will the checks be sent out? Where are they sent?
Scholarship checks will be sent directly to the recipient’s school by the first week in July and will be equally split between both semesters. Under absolutely no circumstances will we issue a check directly to a recipient. What if I still have questions?
Information is available at your county Farm Bureau office, by calling the IAA Foundation office at 309-557-2232, or by emailing jsmith@ilfb. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: High school graduates accepted or currently enrolled at accredited institutions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
IAA Foundation Scholarships is funded by Illinois Agricultural Association Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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