Apply for a WVU 4-H Scholarship

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

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

Scholarship applications are due annually, March 1.

If you have any questions about the scholarships you can achieve through 4-H, or the college process in general, please contact us.

Complete this form to be considered for a 4-H scholarship for the upcoming academic year at WVU.

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4-H Scholarship Details

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