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National Military Fish and Wildlife Association Scholarship

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About the Scholarship

Opens: 4/30/2024
Closes: 6/30/2024

National Military Fish and Wildlife Association Scholarship provides financial assistance to undergraduate and graduate students in fields related to fish and wildlife, especially those with a connection to military service or the National Military Fish and Wildlife Association (NMFWA).

Win up to
$500
  • Essay Required: No
  • Need-Based: Yes
  • Merit-Based: Yes
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Requirements
  • This program is open to juniors, seniors, and graduate students working on a degree in wildlife and fisheries biology, botany, ecology, range conservation, forestry, or wildlife law enforcement.
  • Applicants should have a history of experiences, activities, and interests in the field of biology; college course work applicable to field biology; and a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
  • Preference is given to activeduty or honorably discharged military service members; NMFWA members and their dependent children; and applicants who are currently working or have worked on Department of Defense lands.
  • Financial need is considered in the selection process.

    • Details

    Pursued Degree Level
    Bachelor's Degree, Graduate Degree
    Current Grade
    College Junior, College Senior
    Location
    • Country: US
    Intended Area of Study
    Botany and Plant Physiology, Criminal Justice, Environmental Science, Wildlife and Fisheries Management, Forestry, Wildlife Management
    Minimum GPA
    3
    Armed Service Status
    Veteran, Active Duty
    Affiliations
    National Military Fish and Wildlife Association

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