• Jaycee Scholarship

• American Legion Scholarship

• North Dakota School Counseling Association

• Coca-Cola Scholarship

• Polar Scholarship

• Ag Country Scholarship

• Students Experiencing Homelessness Or Housing Insecurity Scholarship

• NDSU Farmhouse Scholarship

• Merle Rainsberry Scholarship Info and Application

• North Dakota Grocers Scholarship

• Associated General Contractors of ND Scholarship

• Dushinskie and Jamison Water Resources Scholarship

• 2024 Lakota Community Foundation Scholarship

• TFND Scholarship

• Ramsey Bank Scholarship

• Flavorful Futures Scholarship

• Bismarck Cancer Center Scholarship

• NCHSF Scholarship - Nancy Sigette

• Dual Credit Scholarship

• Linda L. Redmann Scholarship Trust Letter and application

• Past Presidents Parley Nursing Scholarship

• Past Presidents Parley Grace Holmes, MD Nursing Scholarship

• 2021-2022 Department of ND Education Program Scholarship

• Children of Warriors National Presidents' Scholarship Application

• Spirit of Youth Scholarship for Junior Members

• Junior Member Loyalty Scholarship

• Non-Traditional Student Scholarship

The Patrick Denne Memorial Scholarship is available to children/grandchildren of water utility employees and elected officials. The water systems must be current members of NDRWSA.

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The applicant must be enrolled or planning to enroll in Bismarck State College’s Water and Wastewater Technology program. Student must have (a) successfully completed one complete semester of the program and earned a 2.5 grade point average (GPA) over the term; and (b) carry a minimum of 12 credit hours in the semester they are seeking a scholarship.

Up to $1500 will be awarded to be used to defray the costs of tuition, books, room and board.  Applications are due March 31.

Please visit for more information and application instructions.

Contact Lisa Schatz with any questions.

The North Dakota Stockmen’s Foundation (NDSF) is offering several scholarships in 2022.

• The NDSF Junior Scholarship is available to college students who have obtained at least 48 college credits, among other criteria, and are enrolled in a beef-related major at an accredited North Dakota college or university. Value: $500.

• The NDSF Legacy Scholarships are available to high school seniors, college freshmen, college sophomores or college juniors who have an interest in the beef cattle industry and are or will be studying any major at any college or university. Value: $500.

• The NDSF Endowment Scholarship is available to high school seniors, college freshmen, college sophomores or college juniors who are or will be studying a beef-related major at any accredited North Dakota college or university. Value: $500.

• The Jack and Vander Reich Memorial Endowment Scholarship is available to any high school senior who is planning to major in an agriculturally related discipline at any accredited college or university. Value: $750.

• The Tokach Angus Ranch Memorial Scholarship is available to students who are or who will be studying an agriculturally related career at any accredited college or university. Preference will be given to students who have completed their bachelor's degree and who are pursuing a graduate education or professional school (i.e. veterinary or law school).  Value: $500.

• The Myron Wold Memorial Scholarships are available to students who are or who will be studying an agriculturally major at any accredited college or university.  Value: $1,000.

A student may apply for more than one scholarship if applicable, but separate applications must be submitted.  For all scholarships, applicants must be a member of the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association or the child of a member.

Interested applicants can find more information and applications for each scholarship at ND Stockmans.

The winner will be recognized at our annual convention in Bismarck.  Please advise your students that the deadline for application is March 1.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at (701) 223-2522.  Thanks for spreading the word about these opportunities.

Sincerely, 

Julie Ellingson
Executive Vice President

• Start early

• Always ask for recommendations two weeks in advance

• Type your applications

• Apply for as many scholarships as you are eligible

• Make a copy of essays, information and recommendations

• Keep a file of all scholarship information

• Sell yourself (include volunteer work, church activities, jobs etc.) 

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