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Community Scholarships Available
Vennis and Clara Croy were farmers and lifelong supporters of education and agriculture. They were especially strong supporters of the Gallatin FFA Chapter and the Daviess County Junior Livestock Show. In order to preserve their memory and honor their commitment to learning, the Croy family will present a scholarship to deserving seniors at Gallatin High School.
Applicants: Please submit completed application and attach essay, 2 letters of recommendation, documented disability, and
official transcript to Access II Review Committee, 101 Industrial Parkway, Gallatin, MO 64640. Application must be
received by April 27, 2026. One $500 scholarship awarded on May 1st, 2026.
Applications and materials must be received by June 1, 2026. Scholarship recipients will be notified in July 2026. Submit application and materials to mba@mobankers.com.
must enrolled at a college/university and seeking a degree in a banking-related field
can include an undergraduate, graduate or postgraduate degree
include certificate of achievement from an accredited community college for a specific banking-related certification
must currently be employed at a Missouri bank for a minimum of one year OR must have completed at least 60 college credit hours and completed an internship within past 12 months at a Missouri bank for college credit
Please contact MBA at 573-636-8151.
This scholarship is established to support mechanically-inclined high school students seeking a technical college or post-secondary degree focused on a career in heavy equipment, diesel, and/or electric power generation.
The students eligible for assistance shall be:
Current high school seniors with a minimum 2.5 GPA their senior year; and
Pursuing a degree and career in diesel technology, heavy equipment or electric power generation
Planning to attend a 2 year college or technical school
Preference will be given to women and minorities. This scholarship is renewable for up to 2 years as long as the student remains eligible.
AWARD: $1,000
ANTICIPATED TOTAL: $2,000.00 (anticipated total amount over the full term of this award)
To Apply click the link below:
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Ramsey Education is committed to empowering students with the financial knowledge and skills they need to succeed after graduation. Through their comprehensive financial literacy curricula , they teach young people the right way to handle money, including budgeting, saving, and avoiding debt. Their curriculum, designed for high school students, emphasizes the importance of financial responsibility, preparing students to navigate the real-world with confidence, security and hope.
Ramsey Education extends this mission by providing financial support to students who demonstrate a passion for financial literacy and a commitment to responsible money management. By offering scholarships, they not only invest in students’ education but also support students in pursuing education and training after high school without using debt.
Scholarship Amount
Five (5) scholarships in the amount of $1,000 (“Scholarship” or “Scholarship Prize”) each.
Twenty (20) additional runners-up each will be awarded one (1) one-year subscription to EveryDollar Premium (“Subscription Prize”).
Eligible Students: Must be a high school senior who has successfully completed or is taking one of the following courses:
Foundations in Personal Finance
Foundations in Entrepreneurship
Foundations in Personal Finance Homeschool
Scholarship Deadline
November 30, 2025
Potential winners will be selected by December 31, 2025
Scholarship Requirements: Students can apply in ONE of the following two ways:
Essay – By writing an essay of 350-500 words on how your thinking has changed about money and how you will handle finances as an adult.
Video – By creating a short video of 30-60 seconds on the same prompt.
MSTA HS Student Scholarship: Each spring the Northwest Region of MSTA awards 2- $800 scholarships to HS seniors who plan to attend college and are majoring in education. Each district may nominate only ONE student for this scholarship. This scholarship application is due February 6, 2026.
To apply click here.
The Ray Carroll County Grain Growers Scholarshp Fund will grant several scholarships to seniors who are children of Ray-Carroll members or members of Ray-Carroll themselves and who are graduating this year from a high school located in the Ray-Carroll trade territory.
You must be attending a school or university in Missouri.
Applications are available in the counseling office.
Program Guidelines
Education and technical training are important tools for today’s young people to flourish in the future. MFA Foundation scholarships are intended to help students pursue studies and develop careers that enhance rural America’s future. These scholarships are offered to high school seniors who are children or grandchildren (including step-children or step-grandchildren) of a member of MFA Agri Services Centers, MFA Oil Company Bulk Plants, or qualified customers of other MFA agencies. Applicants must be a resident of Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Arkansas or Oklahoma.
Additional information is available at participating MFA facilities. Applications will be available online and must be completed and submitted online by Feb. 15, 2026.
National Farmers launched scholarship program more than two decades ago to invest in the future of agri-culture-oriented young people. Farm Kids for College Scholarship winners have pursued degrees in agronomy, agribusiness, dairy science, animal science, farm business and more. The adventures agriculture provides are many, and the Farm Kids for College contest helps students in their college pursuits at four-year colleges or technical and community colleges.“Our 2026 Farm Kids for College Scholarship competition application materials are available now, and we look forward to seeing applications from students devoted to lives in agriculture,” said Perry Garner, National Farmers national scholarship coordinator. High school seniors planning to earn an agricultural degree from an accredited college or university are eligible, and must submit materials by Feb. 17, 2026. Based upon competitive selection, National Farmers will announce three national scholarship winners April 14, 2026. Three winners will receive either $2500, $1500, or $1,000 toward their freshman year in college.
To be eligible for the National Farmers Farm Kids for College Scholarship, you must:
• Be a high school senior in the U.S.
• Major in an agricultural field at an accredited college or university In addition to the two-page application, please send:
• Typed essays, listed below
• Two letters of reference
• Official high school transcript, and official GPA
• Official ACT or SAT score
• A recent photo for use in future scholarship promotions, member publications, social media and on our web site, nationalfarmers.com (It will only be used if you earn a scholarship. Photos will not be returned.)
As is customary, reference letters, transcript and GPA, and official ACT or SAT score, should be sent in sealed envelopes.
As part of the application, you are required to write two essays. The essays give our judges a picture of your understanding of complex topics in agriculture. With that in mind, please be sure to answer the questions thoroughly and to the best of your ability. Feel free to interview individuals knowledgeable in the agriculture industry, specifically in ag marketing and risk management, and use agriculture publications as sources.
1. How can marketing production with other farmers and ranchers improve prices for grain, dairy and livestock?
2. Choose one strategy: Niche marketing, price risk management or price negotiation. Discuss and give examples of how that strategy can increase financial rewards on an independent farm.
(Total for both questions: 850 words minimum, 1,200 words maximum)
James L and Nellie M. Westlake Scholarship Program - Deadline: February 26, 2026
The James L and Nellie M Westlake Scholarship provides renewable, full tuition awards, plus a stipend for books and supplies, to Missouri students who need financial help to pursue their bachelors degree. All applicants must be Missouri residents and either a high school senior with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher or a community college student with a GPA of 2.25 or higher. Community college applicants must be planning to transfer to a 4-year university to complete a bachelor's degree. To learn more and apply please visit the link below.
This application needs to be completed in order to be considered for several local scholarships. These scholarships are from our own community designated for Gallatin High School Students. Complete the application and turn in to Mrs. Billings no later than February 27, 2026.
Scholarships Included
PEO
This award is given by the BQ Chapter of P.E.O. Sisterhood, a "Philanthropic and Educational Organization." This scholarship will be awarded to a senior boy or girl who applies, qualifies and will be attending an accredited college or university. Criteria for selection are based upon scholastic aptitude, character, and community involvement.
Charles/Peggy Belshe
This scholarship is offered by the family of Charles and Peggy Belshe, involved community leaders and long-time Gallatin area farmers and business owners. Charles also was vice president of the First National Bank of Gallatin for many years before his retirement. Selection is based upon academic grades, school and community service, and an interest in an agriculture-related career.
Tyler Bird Memorial
This scholarship is given in memory of Tyler Alden Bird by his family.
Paul Worley
This is a yearly scholarship given in memory of former GHS science teacher, Paul Worley. To be eligible for consideration, the applicant must have maintained a minimum of a 3.0 GPA throughout high school and participated in a minimum of two school-sponsored extracurricular activities. Financial need will also be a significant factor. This scholarship will be renewable for up to four years if a college GPA of 3.0 is maintained.
Gallatin Alumni
The Gallatin Alumni initiated this award to aid a graduating senior. Criteria for selection include four semesters at GHS, grade point average, extracurricular activities, and community involvement. Special consideration is given to the son or daughter of a GHS alumnus. - GHS Alumni Additional Information Sheet
Gallatin Rotary
This scholarship is awarded to an outstanding Gallatin High School graduate who has demonstrated Rotary’s motto “Service Above Self.”
Arland & Mary Haynes
This scholarship is awarded to Gallatin High School graduating seniors who are active in their school and community and excel in the classroom.
Community Teachers Association (CTA)
The CTA scholarship is presented to a graduating senior of good conduct, integrity, citizenship, and perseverance. Consideration is given to both members’ and non-members’ children and those pursuing a degree in education.
Terry Implement
This award is given in memory of Walter Junior Terry, a 1955 graduate of Gallatin High School. He and his wife, Nancy, long-time business owners, have supported school, church, community and civic activities in the area. His family offers this scholarship to a graduate who has an interest in agribusiness; good citizenship, character, academics, and participation in school and community activities are also required.
Student Council
This scholarship is made available to a member or past member of the Gallatin High School Student Council. This award is based upon contributions to the organization, scholarship, citizenship, and extracurricular activities.
FBLA
The Gallatin Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America offers this scholarship to an outstanding senior FBLA member who has shown dedicated service to the chapter through involvement and chapter contributions, and who is planning to enter a career in the business area.
FCCLA
The FCCLA Scholarship is awarded to a senior that is an active participant in the chapter and who demonstrates the qualities of good character, academics and excellent leadership skills.
Lake Viking Breakfast Club Scholarship
This scholarship is offered to a GHS graduating senior. The recipient(s) of this award must be college or vocational school bound.
Young Memorial Scholarship
The Young family and the Gallatin United Methodist Church have developed a scholarship award for a graduating senior. The Scholarship criteria is based on academic success, leadership, and citizenship.
The Steigerwalt Science Scholarship
The Steigerwalt Science Scholarship is for prospective students looking to further their education in the fields of science, technology, engineering, arts, or mathematics (STEAM). This scholarship is in recognition and memory of Dennis Steigerwalt’s career of teaching and his passion for his students and STEAM, Missouri Stream Team, Science Olympiad, Envirothon, canoe outings and outdoor adventures. Mr. Steigerwalt’s 40 year career in teaching started in Iowa and ended with retirement in Gallatin, Missouri.
The Better Business Bureau of the Midwest Plains is once again offering the BBB Student of Integrity Scholarships to high school seniors residing in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska or South Dakota. Last year’s scholarship recipients were prominently featured on the cover of the Midlands Business Journal.
2025 BBB STUDENT OF INTEGRITY SCHOLARSHIPS
We are excited to announce that 15 high school seniors from BBB Midwest Plains’ service area — Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and South Dakota — will each be awarded $2,000 scholarships. These scholarships are designed to recognize students who embody ethical behavior and personal integrity, demonstrating traits such as humility, courage, compassion and respect for their peers, teachers and community — the core values of the BBB.
2026 BBB Students of Integrity Scholarships:
Application: Available here.
Nomination: Nominate a student here.
Winners will be announced in late March. For updates, sign up for the consumer newsletter here. For more details, please reach out to BBB Communications at communications@bbbinc.org.
For additional information, please contact BBB Communications at communications@bbbinc.org.
You can find several area scholarships that you may be eligible for using Scholar-link. Visit www.cfnwmo.org and Click on the Scholar-link in the top right hand corner of the webpage. Read the instructions and continue with the qualifying questions.. You will then be paired with any scholarships that you qualify for. The deadline for the majority of the scholarships is March 2, 2026.
The following are Scholar-Link scholarships that are available for Gallatin students:
*ALLEN, MOLLIE J. AND NELSON G. EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
*MIDLAND EMPIRE SAFETY ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
*DAVIS, TYLER (SAYRE) MEMORIAL WRESTLING SCHOLARSHIP
*FDH SCHOLARSHIP
*PAUL, THOMAS M MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
*KNAPP FAMILY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
1. Deadline for scholarship applications is March 6, 2026 (NO EXCEPTIONS).
2. Refer to application process below for a list of the supporting documents needed (i.e., reference forms, evidence
of GPA, etc.). Incomplete applications will not be considered.
3. If any question does not apply to you in this application please put N/A in the space.
4. Type or print legibly, illegible applications will be returned to you.
5. You will be notified by phone or email in regards to the status of your application by May 1st.
6. If you have any questions about the application, contact Administrator, RaCail King at the phone number above.
The Daviess County Health Department scholarship was established in 2017. The mission of this scholarship is to
provide financial assistance to individuals enrolled for undergraduate study in community colleges, trade schools
and universities and are entering a health related career field of study.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE is based on academic performance, leadership potential, and participation in community
volunteer hours.
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
The Daviess County Health Department awards scholarships on the basis of a comprehensive process. Areas that
are reviewed by the Board of Trustees include, but are not limited to the following: Academic Accomplishments,
Community Service, References, and Personal Essay. Scholarship funds of $1,000.00 are paid directly to the school.
CRITERIA
Applicants must have permanent residence in Daviess County, Missouri, and must be a permanent resident of
the United States.
Applicants must be completing or have completed high school successfully with a minimum unweighted GPA
of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
Applicants must be accepted as a full time student at a college, university, or trade school program for the
upcoming academic semester.
Applicant must be studying a health related field.
Applicants must complete and submit a Scholarship Application by Friday, March 7, 2025.
TIMELINE
Applications are due by end of business day March 6, 2026.
Applicants are notified if awarded a scholarship by May 1, 2025.
MARE (Missouri Association of Rural Education) Scholarships - Deadline: March 13, 2026
MARE (Missouri Association of Rural Education) Scholarships
This scholarship program offered by MARE is open to graduating high school seniors of MARE member school districts. Applicants must have indicated plans to pursue a degree in education. Only senior students from MARE member school districts are eligible to apply. Scholarship Awards will be $750.00 per scholarship. Information for this program is available below. The deadline to apply for this scholarship is March 13, 2026. Scholarships need to be turned in to Mrs. Billings no later than the deadline in order to be eligible.
2025-2026 MARE HS Senior Scholarship Application and Guidelines
CHARLES E. KRUSE AGRICULTURAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Charles E. Kruse Scholarship has been established to honor this outstanding agricultural leader. Mr. Kruse, a 4th generation farmer from Stoddard County, served in leadership roles throughout his career including President of the Missouri Farm Bureau from 1992-2010. He also served as Director of the Missouri Department of Agriculture and Chief Executive Officer for the North American Equipment Dealers Association.
Kruse, a 1967 graduate of Arkansas State University, majored in agronomy. In 1973, he received his Master of Science Degree in Agronomy from the University of Missouri. He was later appointed by Governor Kit Bond to serve on the University of Missouri Board of Curators.
Kruse was honored many times throughout his career with accolades, degrees and appointments. He also had a distinguished military career during which he achieved the rank of Brigadier General. To encourage students to pursue degrees, and ultimately careers, in agriculture, the Charles E. Kruse Scholarship will provide financial support for one deserving student annually.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Missouri residents and they, their parent(s), or guardians must hold a current
Farm Bureau membership in Missouri
A high school senior enrolling in a 4-year Missouri college or university with a declared major in an agricultural field
Enrolled in the fall semester of the year in which the scholarship is awarded
All applications must contain the completed form along with the following support documents:
Letter of recommendation from a high school counselor.
Letter of recommendation from a teacher or school administrator.
Letter of personal reference.
Copy of high school transcript.
Notification of acceptance into the degree program of a 4-year college or
university in Missouri.
MOSAIC Life Care Foundation Scholarships - Deadline: March 15, 2026
Various scholarships for students planning to enter the healthcare field are avaiable. Check them out!
Apply Here: www.mlcfoundation.com/healthytogether/scholarships/
Scholarship amounts may vary based on the number of applicants.
Mission Statement:
The goal of this scholarship program is to
recognize students in an FFA Trapshooting program in the State of Missouri.
Students who receive a scholarship must use it to further their education at
a two or four year college, university, technical or specialty school.
Eligibility/Criteria:
Secondary students must be an FFA Trap Team
member, a high school senior and eligible to graduate the current year for
which the award is being made with a GPA of 2.0 or above on a 4.0 scale.
The I-35 Cattlemen’s Association would like to offer multiple scholarships to graduating seniors. The monetary amounts will be decided by the board based on number and quality of applications. The scholarship guidelines and application are below.
All applications are due via email or postal mail by Friday, March 27, 2026 to:
Mandi Bird
18331 Titan Ave
Gallatin, MO 64640
OR
Mandi.bird.9112@gmail.com
Questions can be directed to:
Mandi Bird
I-35 Cattlemen’s Secretary
Cell: 660-605-0846
BTC Bank Presidents Memorial Scholarship:
The scholarship is renewable for up to four years, totaling up to $20,000 ($5,000 per year).
Applicants must plan to enroll in a full-time course of study at a college or university, majoring in finance, agriculture, or a closely related field.
BTC AYBC EverFi Scholarship:
A total of six scholarships will be awarded to students who complete the EverFi Financial Literacy Program:
(2) First Place: $2,500 each
(2) Second Place: $1,500 each
(2) Third Place: $1,000 each
To be eligible, students must complete all 11 modules (each approximately 20 minutes) of the EverFi Financial Literacy High School Program, an online digital financial education program that teaches students how to make informed financial decisions that promote financial well-being over their lifetime. BTC Bank proudly sponsors this program, making it available to schools at no cost.
Applications Deadline: March 31, 2026
Students may apply for both scholarships at btcbank.bank or btcyouthbenefit.com.
VOCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP
2026 SCHOLARSHIP GUIDELINES & APPLICATION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Missouri Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture will award four-$500 scholarships to students pursuing appropriate certification in fields related to and supportive of agriculture. This includes, but is not limited to: 1) Heavy Equipment Operations; 2) Electronics; 3) Welding; and 4) Diesel and Farm Machinery Repair.
NOTE: Students pursuing a 4-year degree are not eligible.
This program is a service to Farm Bureau members thus all applicants, their parent(s), or guardian must hold an active membership in Missouri Farm Bureau. Each recipient must be enrolled in a Missouri institution as a full-time student starting the fall semester of the year in which the scholarship is awarded. Applicants must be a student in good academic standing and have a minimum GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. Students who are currently enrolled in the program, or students graduating from high school, may make an application for the scholarship.
Unionville (Putnam County R-1)
Mercer/Princeton (North Mercer R-3, Princeton R-5)
Trenton (Grundy County R-5, Trenton R-9)
Bethany (South Harrison R-2, Ridgeway R-5, North Harrison R-3, Cainsville R-1, Gilman City R-4)
Centerville, IA (Centerville, Moulton-Udell, Moravia, Seymour)
Gallatin/Jamesport (Gallatin R-5, Tri-County R-7, North Daviess R-3, Winston R-6, Pattonsburg R-2)
Leon, IA (Central Decatur, Lamoni, Mormon Trail)
Selection Process
Recipients are selected based on academic achievement, community activities and leadership, and school activities and leadership. Each recipient will received a $500 scholarship upon completion of their first semester of further education.
Individuals who are enlisting in full time military duties are equally entitled to apply for the scholarship. If their application is selected, they will receive their scholarship upon satisfactory completion of basic training or equivalent and upon assignment of duty station.
Individuals with parents, siblings or grandparents working for Farmers Bank of Northern Missouri are not eligible to apply.
The Gallatin MOB Squad would like to offer scholarships to 2025 graduating students. The scholarship guidelines and application are below. All applications are due via email or postal mail by Saturday, March 31, 2029. To be eligible for this scholarship, students must have actively participated in at least one athletic activity each high school year.
Return completed applications to:
MOB Squad
26997 285th St
Gallatin, MO 64640
(660) 605-1767
OR
Applicants are considered based on financial need, grades, and extracurricular involvement. This Scholarship will be for $1,000.00 and the scholarship recipient will be notified.
**Recipient agrees to attend the Daviess County Business Women’s meeting in June
Live in one of the eligible counties
Be the child grandchild or great grandchild of a veteran (step children also eligible)
Planning to attend a 4 year college, 2 year college, trade school, or join the military
500 word essay - "What is the meaning of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness"
See application for other details
Leadership Northwest’s mission is to build, strengthen, and inspire leaders in the Northwest
region of Missouri. Through funds primarily generated through the annual Music Jam, a Class
2021 project, Leadership Northwest is able to provide scholarships to new, emerging leaders.
We hope these young leaders continue to make a positive difference in their community and
in Northwest Missouri.
One $1000 scholarship will be awarded to a graduate from a high school located in Grundy County,
which is the host county for the Music Jam, and a second $1000 scholarship will be awarded to another
student within the 19 county service area of Leadership Northwest Missouri. The scholarship is not
eligible for renewal. Awards will be sent directly to the institution.
Criteria
Must reside in one of the following 19 counties: Andrew, Atchison, Buchanan, Caldwell,
Carroll, Clay, Clinton, Daviess, DeKalb, Gentry, Grundy, Harrison, Holt, Linn, Livingston,
Mercer, Nodaway, Sullivan, and Worth
Applicant must be a 2025 graduate of a high school located in one of the 19 counties
Applicant must be admitted to a vocational school, community college, 4-year college, or
university and enrolled in at least 6 credit hours
Applications must be received by April 1st via email to: leadershipnorthwestmissouri@gmail.com
Award recipients agree to have their name and picture shared publicly
The NCMC Foundation offers many opportunities for incoming, returning or transferring students to apply for scholarships. Below is information on the applications available and their deadlines. View more information on the application process.
All NCMC Foundation scholarship recipients must have submitted an on-line NCMC Foundation Scholarship Application by the posted deadline and at the time of award be currently enrolled full-time or in all available hours.
General Scholarship Application is available December 1st, and the priority deadline is April 1st for the next academic year. All incoming, returning, and transferring students are strongly encouraged to apply by the priority deadline.
Nursing and Health Sciences Scholarship Application is available at the beginning of July and the deadline is after the start of the fall term. The fluidity of the application availability date and deadline date is determined by the start of the term and the Labor Day holiday. Applicants must be accepted into an NCMC nursing or health sciences program.
Dual Credit Scholarship Application is available December 1st, and the deadline is the first Friday in February. This application is open to high school students enrolled in an NCMC dual credit course.
Many NCMC Foundation Scholarships (excluding dual credit) are renewable for a second semester if the recipient maintains full-time status and a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Full-Time status is considered 12 credit hours.
Incoming, returning, or transferring students can access and complete the scholarship application through www.ncmissouri.edu/foundation/scholarships/.
The Daviess County Junior Livestock Show Board gives this award to a graduating senior who has exhibited livestock in our county and shows leadership, citizenship and cooperation.
The Unbound Potential Scholarship opened January 1 for students who meet the following criteria:
Must have a diagnosed neurodivergent condition
Must enroll in college, trade school, or certificate program
Must live in one of the counties of northwest or northeast Missouri listed below:
Adair, Andrew, Atchison, Audrain, Boone, Buchanan, Caldwell, Callaway, Carroll, Chariton, Clark, Clinton, Daviess, Dekalb, Gentry, Grundy, Harrison, Holt, Howard, Knox, Lewis, Linn, Livingston, Macon, Marion, Mercer, Monroe, Montgomery, Nodaway, Pike, Putnam, Ralls, Randolph, Ray, Schuyler, Scotland, Shelby, Sullivan, Worth
No GPA requirement
No essay required
Required upload: Documentation of neurodivergent condition
Scholarship Details
Award amount: $1,000 per year
The Show-Me to College Scholarship opens February 1 for 2026 Missouri high school seniors who meet the following criteria:
High school GPA of 3.5 or higher
Student Aid Index (SAI) of 12,000 or less from the FAFSA
No essay required
Required uploads: FAFSA Submission Summary, high school transcript, and list of activities
Scholarship Details
Award amount: $2,000 per year
Renewable for up to four years
Important: You must apply this year to be eligible; students cannot receive this scholarship in future years if they do not apply as high school seniors.
How to Apply for either scholarship
Visit myscholarshipcentral.org/apply
Click Apply Now
Create an account or sign in
Complete the My Scholarship Central General Application if you haven’t already this year
Search for “Unbound Potential” and/or “Show-Me”
The applications will remain open until April 1, 2026.
Candidates for CRMC scholarships must be graduating high school seniors entering a health care field of study on a full-time basis in the upcoming fall. Eligibility will be based upon residency, with one $1,000 scholarship available to a student living in each of the five Missouri counties of Caldwell, Clinton, Daviess, DeKalb, and Harrison, plus one $1,000 scholarship available to a CRMC employee’s child. In the event of a tie, awards may be split between two or more students within a county. Applications must be postmarked or hand-delivered to CRMC prior to the deadlines noted on the downloadable application.
PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. STUDENT MUST RESIDE IN CALDWELL, CLINTON, DAVIESS, DEKALB, OR HARRISON COUNTY IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE. THIS APPLICATION MUST BE POSTMARKED TO CRMC NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2026 OR HAND-DELIVERED TO CRMC NO LATER THAN 3:30 P.M. ON FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2026.
Final selection of recipients will be based on the following criteria: A minimum ACT score of 20, high school grade point average, goals, school/community involvement, earning/saving efforts, and need. Awards will be subject to the existence of qualified candidates, and payments will be made directly to the involved educational institution upon receipt of the student’s proof of enrollment.
These scholarships are RENEWABLE for an additional three years, provided the following criteria are met:
1) Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better;
2) Maintaining enrollment in an acceptable healthcare field of study; and
3) The applicant must take responsibility for initiating the renewal process by providing CRMC with proof of No. 1 and No. 2 on or before August 1 of each of the three subsequent years of his/her continuing studies.
In order to keep the administration of this program as clear-cut and straightforward as possible, there will be no exceptions to any of the above guidelines, criteria, and/or deadlines.
This scholarship is presented to First Christian Church Youth members by the youth group and its leaders. The recipient(s) of this award must be college or vocational school bound and of high moral character.
Rock Chalk Patrick McBroom Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is given in memory of Patrick McBroom by his parents, Laura Hoyle and Kerry McBroom, and his siblings Morgan, Keegan, and Channing. Patrick was a member of the 2016 graduating class. He passed away on January 26, 2015. Patrick taught us all to “Live in the Moment” and to enjoy each day to the fullest.
THE FOLLOWING SHOULD APPLY: Female, graduating high school seniors that reside in one of the following
counties in Missouri: Andrew, Nodaway, Buchanan, Holt, DeKalb, Gentry, Atchison, Worth, Clinton, Harrison,
Daviess, Caldwell, Grundy, Platte, Clay or Livingston. To be eligible for consideration the applicant must have a
GPA of greater than or equal to a 3.0 on the scale of 4.0 (an official transcript must be attached), must be attending
an accredited college or university, must be pursuing a degree in business or finance and must have a
recommendation letter written by a mentor/professional with good knowledge of the applicant’s character.
Applications MUST be completed and postmarked by April 8, 2026. Limit all information on application to
Grades 9 - 12only. (NOTE: You may use the back of the application if you require additional space.)
Several $1000 scholarships will be awarded to Missouri students. Applications will only be accepted using the online link.
Candidate must be a graduating high school senior living in Missouri.
Candidate must be attending a Missouri high school.
Candidate must have successful admission to a college, university, community college, or vocational school in Missouri.
Candidate must submit the MAMIC High School Scholarship application with copy of high school transcript and photo by the official deadline.