AANR Northwest may award a $1000 scholarship annually to a qualified recipient who shows particular promise that higher education will enable the student to realize his/her full potential and reach his/her goals. The award is based on merit alone with no reference to financial need, sex, race or religion.

Eligibility and Scholastic Requirements

1. At the date of application, the student, the student’s parent(s) or grandparent(s), must be current AANR-NW members.
2. Students enrolled full time or part time in any United States 2 or 4 year college/university or technical/trade school will be considered.
3. Grades: a 3.0 or better cumulative GPA or a SAT score of 1200 or better.
4. Students must be high school graduates or have obtained a GED. All high school seniors or college students who start and conclude their higher education before age 30 are eligible for this scholarship.

Instructions to Students

1. Complete the linked Scholarship Application Request Form. (download in word format) (download in pdf format). When we receive this form we will send a scholarship packet with the application and questionnaire required to apply for the AANR Northwest scholarship.

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1. Complete and return the application. This application can be downloaded here AANR-NW-Scholarship-Application-Questionaire.pdf
2. Ask your AANR Northwest club official to complete the questionnaire and return to the scholarship chairperson no later than May 1. You can download these questions here Request_to_President_or_certifying_Officer.pdf
   (The entry is not complete until both items are returned.)
3. Request your school records from the principal or counselor. The letter in the application packet will assist you with this request. These records should be mailed directly to the scholarship chairperson in the envelope provided. You can also download this letter here. Request_to_Counselor_or_Principal.pdf
4. The scholarship winner will be notified by June 1, and his/her name will be announced at the AANR Northwest convention.
5. All scholarship monies shall be paid directly to the college or university of the student’s choice.
6. If the recipient fails to enroll in a 2– or 4– year college, university or technical school, the scholarship will be awarded to the runner-up. (If there is no runner-up, the money remains in the AANR Northwest General Fund.)