Wood County 4-H Scholarship

Deadline: March 1

Apply for a WVU 4-H Scholarship

The Wood County 4-H Scholarship provides tuition and fee benefits for a first or second year WVU students. This scholarship may be given to one or more boys or girls residing in Wood County, West Virginia, who are or have been affiliated with a 4-H program in the county.

Students must have been accepted for enrollment at West Virginia University. Scholarship recipients must maintain an average grade point average of 2.3 according to the present 4.0 grading system at WVU.

Eligibility for further scholarship aid shall terminate immediately upon the withdrawal or dismissal of a recipient for any cause except for illness.

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