4-H Scholarships

Thank you for your interest in WVU 4-H Scholarships!

West Virginia 4-H and the WVU Extension Service have several generous donors who provide aid to potential students every year.

Keep in mind that you must reapply each year for scholarship consideration. 

Scholarship applications are due March 31, 2020. 

If you have any questions about the scholarships you can achieve through 4-H, or the college process in general, please contact  Lauren Seiler or  304-293-5692.

WVU 4-H Scholarships

Burkey & Marylou Lilly Scholarship

Mildred Fizer Scholarship for 4-H'ers

Helen T. Waters 4-H Scholarship

John & Lucile Lough 4-H Scholarship 

Ken Bragg 4-H Scholarship

Paul A. & Francena L. Miller Presidential Scholarship

West Virginia Cashin Recyclables Inc. Putnam County Scholars

Wood County 4-H Scholarship

Apply Now for a WVU Extension Service Scholarship

Other WVU Scholarships

Leadership Scholarships

WVU will provide incoming 4-H freshmen a $500 scholarship annually for up to four academic years (total of $2,000) if the 4-H'er was selected to be a delegate to the National 4-H Congress or have received a West Virginia 4-H charting pin.

Learn about WVU Leadership Scholarships

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