Utah State University 4-H Scholarship Information

Application Requirements

• Online Submission through https://caas.awardspring.com
• Cover Letter- Please upload this cover letter (1 page maximum) as a separate, single PDF file. 
  • Cover letter should include additional information that is not reflected in your 4-H Portfolio or academic records. It should describe in detail how 4-H has influenced your life. Give significant detail of personal growth and development through your 4-H project work, 4-H leadership, and 4-H community service. Show such things as how 4-H has affected your self-image, your school success, your career choices, your friends, your goals, your abilities, etc. Explain why you are deserving of a scholarship.
• Portfolio- Portfolios should be uploaded as one PDF file. Applicants are welcome to upload their entire portfolio, however, ONLY the following sections will be considered. Please note that ONLY the portfolio information from the TWO previously completed 4-H years will be judged and evaluated.
  • Project Identification
    • Size & Scope
    • Knowledge Learned
    • Skills Developed
  • 4-H Experiences & Activities
    • Date, Description & Level
  • 4-H Leadership
    • Date, Leadership Role, Responsibilities, Type Level
  • 4-H Community Service
    • Date, Description of Community Service, Level, Hours

How to Apply 

Online Application Link: https://caas.awardspring.com
Opens December 20, 2017 | Closes January 31, 2018

Application tutorial video: Click Here

Entering your application information online will also grant you general scholarship eligibility, providing many more chances to receive a scholarship.

It is best to have an A-number before starting, if you don’t already have one, there are instructions about how to start without one on the information page.

• Scholarship Judging Rubric 

 * Please Note: You must be a Utah Resident to Apply 

Staff Resources

• Scholarship Descriptions & Procedures

Deferment

In order to comply with Utah State University scholarship standards, Utah 4-H will allow students who have been fully accepted and enrolled into the University to defer their 4-H scholarship. Students must present a letter to the State 4-H Office explaining their reason for deferral and giving an approximate date of return along with a copy of the official letter of deferment from the Admissions Office. All who do not follow these guidelines when deferring will forfeit their award.