Marshall County 4-H Leaders Association Scholarship

Deadline: March 1

Apply for a WVU 4-H Scholarship

The Marshall County 4-H Leaders Association Scholarship will provide scholarship support to Marshall County 4-H'ers in their first year of post-secondary education at the higher education institution of their choice.

Recipients shall have a minimum grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale and demonstrate leadership and/or service through a personal essay as well as letters of recommendation from one teacher and one youth program adult leader.

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