• Apply and be admitted to Drury University
• Composite score of 29 or higher on the ACT or 1920 or higher on the SAT
• Cumulative 3.5 GPA or higher
• Participate in Drury Scholars interview weekend on February 20 and 21, 2009
• Trustee Scholarships replace the Dean’s Scholarship

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• $7,175 per year
• incoming freshman and current college students majoring in economics, finance, international business, management, or marketing at the MU College of Business
• pursuing a business degree
• work part-time (10-12 hrs. per week) in retailing
• participate in Walton Scholar activities while attending MU

• $7175 per year for 4 years
• MU- Columbia buisness major

•  $1,000 award,

•  must have a 2.5 gpa or higher

•  work  a minimum of 10 hours per week (Burger King employment is not required)

•  actively involved in community service, demonstrate financial need (1040 form required)

•  and plan to attend a two or four year college, university or vocational/technical school by Fall of the application year.

• *February 1, 2010
• High School Seniors going to MU-C;
• top 20% or 26 ACT;
• $500 to $5000;

Arkansas Alumni Scholarship 

• *February 2, 2009
• Seniors going to University of Arkansas;
•  3.6 GPA;
• 24 ACT;
• application online

•  All high school students
•  up to a $300 U.S. savings bond;
•  700 word essay on: “2009 marks the bicentennial of the birth of Abraham Lincoln.  How does Lincoln’s legacy of liberty affect our lives today?  What can we learn from this American lawyer-president?” 
• complete paper application along with essay

• Seniors; going to a public 2 or 4 year college or university
• and pursue a bachelor’s degree;
•  2.75 GPA;
•  $5000 per year;

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• - Applicants must be 12th-grade high school students graduating spring 2010
• age 21 years or under
• First Place: $5,00. Essay Question: Dr. Seuss's Oh, the Places You'll Go! 

• Must be a high school senior from a farm family
• with above-average academic record,
• and plan to enroll as a full-time student in an agriculture-related academic major at an accredited school.
• FFA membership is not required to be eligible for the scholarship program.

• Available to both high school and collegiate students who are pursuing agricultural-related degrees and demonstrate strong leadership skills and community involvement.
• FFA membership is not required to be eligible for the scholarship program.

• Established: In 2006 and supported by employees who raise money for the FFA by running half and full marathons.
• Amount: $1,500
• Number of scholarships available: minimum of 5
• How to apply: Submit online

Eligibility:

• Must be a high school senior from a farm family with above-average academic record,
• and plan to enroll as a full-time student in an agriculture-related academic major at an accredited school.

• Unmarried students under the age of 21
• who are the children of active duty personnel, Reserve, Guard and retired military are eligible to apply

• projects for students in grades 7-12 are due. 
•  The theme is “Inclusion: Expanding Opportunities.”  

• The project concerns environmental health, advocacy, research or protection of the natural world.
• The project is action-based and self-initiated, and not one assigned by a teacher or other adult.
• The project has reached a significant stage or bas been completed the project within the last year.
• Applicants must be between the ages of 8 and 16 on February 28, 2010.
• Science Fair and Scouting Badge projects will only be considered if they include environmental action, educational outreach to others or extended studies beyond the Science Fair.
• We do not accept (a) projects related to domestic or confined animals, (b) compositions or reports.

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If you meet these requirements, complete the application form available on our Web site and mail or email your completed application to Action For Nature by February 28, 2010.