Scholarship Opportunity
Gallatin County 4-H Foundation Scholarship — Non-Traditional Track
Offered by Gallatin County 4-H Foundation
The Non-Traditional Track Scholarship supports graduating Gallatin County 4-H youth pursuing alternatives to traditional four-year college, including two-year degrees, certifications, professional licenses, and career-training programs.
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Eligibility
- Be a Gallatin County 4-H youth graduating from high school.
- Pursue a non-traditional postsecondary program.
- Eligible paths may include two-year degrees, certifications, professional licenses, welding, cosmetology, EMT or paramedic training, culinary education, dental or medical assistant programs, and similar training.
- Years of 4-H enrollment are considered.
- 4-H club membership is encouraged and preferred but not required.
Requirements
- Complete the Foundation scholarship application.
- Complete required written sections.
- Submit an official transcript.
- Submit a typed résumé.
- Submit two letters of recommendation.
- Obtain the Gallatin County 4-H Agent signature.
How to Apply
- 1Complete the common scholarship packet.
- 2Select the Non-Traditional Track.
- 3Identify your intended training or credential program.
- 4Complete the essays.
- 5Attach transcript and résumé.
- 6Arrange for recommendations.
- 7Submit by April 1.
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