About
Virginia Tech (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University) is a public land-grant research university located in Blacksburg, Virginia. Through its Scholarship Central portal, the university provides scholarship opportunities for current and prospective students across various colleges and programs, including the Pamplin College of Business, College of Engineering, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, School of Visual Arts, and more. The platform facilitates scholarship applications and financial aid resources to support students' educational pursuits.
Funding Opportunities
Children of Fallen Heroes Scholarship
The Children of Fallen Heroes Scholarship is a federal scholarship program for students whose parent or guardian died in the line of duty while serving as a public safety officer. This scholarship is available to Pell-eligible students beginning with the 2018-2019 academic year. Eligible students must have been less than 24 years old at the time of their parent's death, or were enrolled at a college or university at the time of the parent's death. The scholarship provides recipients with the maximum scheduled Pell Grant award amount. This scholarship is administered by University Scholarships and Financial Aid at Virginia Tech and aims to support the educational pursuits of children who have lost a parent in service to their community.
The Virginia Tech Tribal Match Scholarship
Funded by Virginia Tech, the Virginia Tech Tribal Match Scholarship is a one-time scholarship for eligible students receiving scholarships from a Virginia Recognized Tribal Scholarship Program, including the Virginia Tribal Education Consortium (VTEC). As part of the application process students must provide confirmation of a Virginia Recognized Tribal Scholarship Program award or VTEC award. Upon approval, the university will match the scholarship funding 1-1 per applicant up to $2,500 annually. Students receiving a renewable Tribal Scholarship shall have their scholarship matched annually. This scholarship provides critical financial support to students from Virginia's recognized tribal communities, helping to reduce barriers to higher education and promote educational access for indigenous students.
Graham Stedman Neal Diabetes Fund
Funded by Virginia Tech, The Graham Stedman Neal Diabetes Fund provides program/scholarship support for accommodations, services, and resources for students whose lives have been impacted by type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, or other autoimmune diseases. Students with Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, or other autoimmune diseases are required to monitor and manage their blood sugar levels multiple times a day. In addition to the economic cost of insulin and supplies, there is often an emotional cost. On July 2, 2023, the Neal Family lost their 35-year-old son and brother, Graham Stedman Neal, from complications due to Type 1 diabetes, specifically from Diabetic Ketoacidosis. In honor of Graham, the Neal Family has created the Graham Stedman Neal Diabetes Endowment to provide financial assistance and encouragement to college students impacted by diabetes.
Austin Michelle Cloyd Social Justice Scholarship
The Austin Michelle Cloyd Social Justice Scholarship is offered by VT Engage: The Center for Leadership and Service Learning at Virginia Tech. This scholarship provides financial assistance to exceptional undergraduate and graduate Virginia Tech students to offset the costs of social justice-focused leadership building extracurricular activities that may not otherwise be accessible due to financial limitations. The range of acceptable activities for scholarship application include, but are not limited to, internships, study abroad programs, alternative breaks, co-ops, apprenticeships, fellowships, service-learning, and undergraduate research. Scholars are selected based on their commitment to social justice, demonstrated activism and leadership capabilities. Past Cloyd Scholars have made strides in serving marginalized groups while furthering their awareness of the wider world and strengthening their potential for compassionate leadership. All current full-time and part-time undergraduate and graduate students at Virginia Tech are invited to apply.
West Virginia Veterinary Medical Foundation Scholarship
The West Virginia Veterinary Medical Foundation Scholarship is an award established to support third-year veterinary medicine students who are West Virginia residents. The scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to students in good standing enrolled in the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program. Applicants are required to demonstrate why they would be strong candidates for this scholarship by highlighting relevant experiences, achievements, and qualities. This is one of the apply-to scholarships available through Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine program, and awards are highly competitive.
VVMA Keith de la Cruz, DVM, Memorial Endowed Scholarship in VMCVM
Funded by the Virginia Veterinary Medical Association with the help of the larger veterinary community, this scholarship provides financial assistance to students in the College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech with demonstrated financial need. The scholarship honors the memory of Dr. Keith de la Cruz and supports the next generation of veterinary professionals pursuing their DVM degree.
Virginia Kennel Club Scholarship
The Virginia Kennel Club Scholarship is an award specifically designed for Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) students who are Virginia residents. This scholarship recognizes and supports students who demonstrate a particular interest in purebred dogs. The award is highly competitive and aims to assist veterinary medicine students in pursuing their educational goals while fostering expertise in canine health and welfare. Recipients are selected based on their demonstrated interest in purebred dogs, along with relevant experiences, achievements, and qualities that make them strong candidates for this specialized scholarship. The award amount varies and is administered through Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine scholarship program.
VA Veterinary Medical Association Scholarship
The VA Veterinary Medical Association Scholarship is an award designed to support Virginia resident DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) students who demonstrate leadership potential and active involvement in organized veterinary medicine. The scholarship prioritizes students who show interest in legislation affecting the veterinary profession. Preference is given to members of the VVMA (Virginia Veterinary Medical Association) Student Chapter. This scholarship recognizes students who are committed to advancing the veterinary profession through leadership and advocacy.
The Carolyn Adele Russell Neurology Scholarship
The Carolyn Adele Russell Neurology Scholarship is a one-time scholarship awarded to a 4th year veterinary medicine student tracking small animal medicine. The scholarship gives preference to Virginia residents with an interest in neurosurgery, but in the absence of those candidates, can be awarded to a student with any residency who has an interest in neurology or surgery. Funded by Virginia Tech, this scholarship supports veterinary students pursuing specialization in neurological fields within small animal medicine. The award is designed to recognize and support students who demonstrate strong qualifications and commitment to advancing veterinary neurology and surgery.
Teressa Beier (B.S. Biology '74) Endowed Scholarship
The Teressa Beier (B.S. Biology '74) Endowed Scholarship is a one-time scholarship awarded to Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) students enrolled in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. This scholarship is specifically designed for Virginia residents who demonstrate financial need as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The scholarship is funded by Virginia Tech and aims to support veterinary medicine students in their educational journey. Award amounts vary based on available funding, and Virginia Tech reserves the right to replace this award with another award of equivalent value if funding circumstances change.
Sundance "Second Time Around" Award
This award is given in memory of "Sundance", to a fourth year student who is in a second career, has demonstrated academic achievement, and who exemplifies the humble, conscientious, and caring attitude associated with our best clinicians. The award is intended for veterinary medicine students at Virginia Tech who are pursuing their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree. It recognizes students who have transitioned from a previous career into veterinary medicine and have shown outstanding academic performance and clinical qualities. The scholarship honors the memory of Sundance and supports students who demonstrate the compassionate, conscientious, and humble characteristics essential to excellent veterinary care.
Sherrie Clark Compassion and Caring Award
The Sherrie Clark Compassion and Caring Award is a scholarship opportunity offered through Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine program. This award recognizes a fourth-year student who demonstrates exceptional compassion and caring when interacting with both patients and pet owners. The scholarship is designed to honor veterinary medicine students who exemplify the human qualities essential to veterinary practice, including empathy, kindness, and dedication to animal welfare and client relationships. Recipients are selected based on their demonstrated ability to provide compassionate care and their commitment to the veterinary profession's highest standards of patient care and client service.
Samantha Grace Schultz Memorial Veterinary Scholarship
The Samantha Grace Schultz Memorial Veterinary Scholarship is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech and managed by the Scholarship and Awards Committee at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. This scholarship is awarded to DVM students who demonstrate financial need as determined by FAFSA and are in good academic standing. The scholarship recognizes veterinary medicine students facing financial challenges while maintaining strong academic performance. Recipients must explain why they would be a strong candidate, highlighting relevant experiences, achievements, or qualities without including identifying information in their response.
Ruth S. Fleming Scholarship
The Ruth S. Fleming Scholarship is an award given to second year veterinary students who have demonstrated outstanding ability, as well as a deep and abiding love and concern for the care and well-being of animals. This competitive scholarship is administered through Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine program and is designed to support exceptional students pursuing their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree. Recipients are selected based on their demonstrated commitment to animal welfare, academic excellence, and professional potential in veterinary medicine. The scholarship provides financial assistance to help offset educational costs during the second year of veterinary school.
Roanoke Valley Horseman's Association Scholarship
The Roanoke Valley Horseman's Association Scholarship is an annual award presented to first, second, or third year veterinary medicine students who are former residents of the Roanoke Valley or Bedford, Botetourt, Craig, Floyd, Franklin or Montgomery County in Virginia. The scholarship recognizes students who have demonstrated exceptional interest and aptitude for equine medicine. This is a competitive veterinary medicine scholarship that supports students pursuing their DVM degree with a focus on equine care and treatment.
Richard & Marie Venable Scholarship
The Richard & Marie Venable Scholarship provides financial aid to students enrolled in the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech. The scholarship is specifically designated for students who are residents of Virginia at the time of their admission to the College. This competitive scholarship supports veterinary medicine students pursuing their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree. Applicants are required to demonstrate why they would be strong candidates by highlighting relevant experiences, achievements, and qualities through a supplemental essay question.
Potomac Regional Veterinary Scholarship
The Potomac Regional Veterinary Scholarship is offered to veterinary medicine students who are residents of the Potomac region, which includes Washington D.C., Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia. One scholarship is awarded for each state or district. Recipients must be residents of their respective state or district and be members of that state's or district's student Veterinary Medical Association (VMA). The scholarship awards are based on demonstrated leadership in organized veterinary medicine. This is a competitive scholarship opportunity administered through Virginia Tech's Scholarship Central platform for students pursuing Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degrees.
Patricia A. Ridgway Veterinary Scholarship
The Patricia A. Ridgway Veterinary Scholarship is awarded to a student with primary interest in feline and canine medicine and surgery. This scholarship is designed to support veterinary medicine students pursuing careers focused on companion animal care. Preference is given to students from the State of Maryland who demonstrate strong academic achievement and extracurricular leadership. The scholarship aims to recognize and support promising veterinary students who show dedication to small animal medicine and exhibit leadership qualities both inside and outside the classroom.
NOVA Cat Clinic Scholarship
The NOVA Cat Clinic Scholarship is awarded to a student in good standing with an interest in feline medicine. This scholarship supports veterinary medicine students who demonstrate a commitment to feline health and care. Applicants must explain why they would be a strong candidate for this scholarship, highlighting relevant experiences, achievements, or qualities. The scholarship is administered through Virginia Tech's Scholarship Central and is part of the Veterinary Medicine Apply-To Scholarships program.
Nancy P. Morrisette Memorial Scholarship for Veterinary Medicine
The Nancy P. Morrisette Memorial Scholarship for Veterinary Medicine is an award established to support students in veterinary medicine at Virginia Tech. The scholarship gives preference to students with demonstrated financial need and relevant family circumstances. As a competitive DVM scholarship, candidates are evaluated based on their experiences, achievements, and qualities relevant to the field of veterinary medicine. The award amount varies depending on available funding and applicant qualifications.
Minor Family Endowed Veterinary Scholarship
The Minor Family Endowed Veterinary Scholarship is funded by Virginia Tech and provides financial support to Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) students who are specializing in the small animal track. This one-time scholarship is specifically designed for students who are residents of Virginia and demonstrate financial need as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The scholarship aims to support veterinary medicine students pursuing their professional degree with a focus on small animal care.
Michael Pirrung Award
The Michael Pirrung Award is a scholarship given to third-year Virginia resident students enrolled in veterinary medicine at Virginia Tech. The award is based on a combination of merit and financial need, with recipients demonstrating an identified career goal of mixed animal practice. Special consideration is given to students who are personally contributing at least 25% of the cost of their tuition and living expenses. This scholarship is designed to support aspiring veterinarians who are committed to mixed animal practice and are actively investing in their own education through significant financial contributions.
Maryland Kennel Club Scholarship
The Maryland Kennel Club Scholarship is awarded to students from each class who demonstrate interest in careers in small animal medicine. This scholarship is administered through Virginia Tech's Scholarship Central and is specifically designed for veterinary medicine students. Recipients are selected based on their interest in pursuing small animal medicine as a career path. The scholarship amount varies and is awarded through a competitive application process requiring students to demonstrate their qualifications and relevant experiences in the field of veterinary medicine.
Mary Sue Collins Scholarship
The Mary Sue Collins Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship opportunity for students in the Virginia Tech College of Veterinary Medicine who demonstrate an interest in small animal medicine. This competitive scholarship provides financial support to veterinary medicine students who show strong qualifications through their experiences, achievements, and relevant qualities in the field. The scholarship is administered through Virginia Tech's Scholarship Central platform and requires applicants to explain why they would be strong candidates based on their background and commitment to small animal medicine.
Mary Kemble Barnes Award
The Mary Kemble Barnes Award is a scholarship established to assist rising second or third year veterinary medicine students at Virginia Tech who work as volunteers in a humane society clinic. This award provides financial support based on a combination of academic merit and financial need. The scholarship aims to recognize and support veterinary students who demonstrate commitment to animal welfare through volunteer service at humane society clinics while maintaining strong academic performance.
Marion A. and Annie W. Williams Fellowship
The Marion A. and Annie W. Williams Fellowship is an award established to support financially deserving Virginia resident students, with preference given to students who have resided in Franklin, Patrick, Henry, or Floyd Counties in Virginia, in that order of preference. This fellowship is administered through Virginia Tech's Scholarship Central and is specifically available to students in the Veterinary Medicine program. The award amount varies based on available funding and applicant qualifications. Recipients are selected based on financial need and geographic preference, supporting the mission of providing access to veterinary education for students from specific Virginia counties.
Leicester & Harriet Handsfield Scholarship
The Leicester & Harriet Handsfield Scholarship is awarded to students at Virginia Tech's College of Veterinary Medicine who demonstrate scholastic achievement and a commitment to the practice of small animal veterinary medicine. This scholarship recognizes students pursuing careers in small animal veterinary practice and supports their educational journey through financial assistance. The award amount varies based on available funds and the strength of the applicant pool. Applicants must demonstrate their qualifications, experiences, achievements, and relevant qualities that make them strong candidates for this competitive scholarship opportunity.
Lee R. and Regina Aultice Steeneck Experiential Learning Scholarship
The Lee R. and Regina Aultice Steeneck Experiential Learning Scholarship is a one-time scholarship awarded to undergraduate students enrolled in the College of Science at Virginia Tech who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents. The scholarship provides program support for experiential learning activities within the College of Science that enhance undergraduate education, including undergraduate research projects, study abroad programs, travel grants, and service and outreach activities. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis for fall, winter, spring, and summer programs. The scholarship is designed to help students overcome financial barriers to participating in valuable educational experiences that contribute to their academic and professional growth.
K.T. & Jerry Archer Animal Protection Student Support Fund
The K.T. & Jerry Archer Animal Protection Student Support Fund is a DVM scholarship provided for Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students at Virginia Tech. First preference will be given to candidates who demonstrate an interest in shelter medicine, wildlife conservation, and/or animal sanctuary medicine. This scholarship recognizes students pursuing careers in veterinary medicine with a focus on animal protection and welfare. The award amount varies based on available funding and the strength of applications received.
Joyce K. and William H. Lavinder Scholarship in Veterinary Medicine
The Joyce K. and William H. Lavinder Scholarship in Veterinary Medicine provides financial support for students pursuing Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degrees at Virginia Tech. This scholarship is specifically designated for students who are residents of Southern Virginia, with geographic preference given to students from a comprehensive list of counties including Alleghany, Amelia, Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford, and many others across Southern Virginia. The scholarship recognizes that DVM scholarships are highly competitive and seeks candidates who can demonstrate strong experiences, achievements, and qualities relevant to veterinary medicine. The award amount varies based on available funding and recipient qualifications.
John T. Stanley Award
The John T. Stanley Award is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech. The award is designated for a rising third-year student in the College of Veterinary Medicine who has demonstrated strong academic achievement and has shown an appreciation for the services provided by the College to the community. This competitive scholarship recognizes students who exemplify both scholarly excellence and a commitment to community service through veterinary medicine.
James M. Stevens Award
The James M. Stevens Award is a commemorative scholarship offered at Virginia Tech for students in veterinary medicine. This award provides a monetary benefit along with a commemorative certificate to Virginia residents who demonstrate financial need and have shown good academic progress. The scholarship is designed to support veterinary medicine students as they pursue their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree at Virginia Tech. As a competitive scholarship, applicants are required to articulate their qualifications, experiences, achievements, and qualities that make them strong candidates for this award.
I.D. Wilson Memorial Biology Award for Veterinary Medicine Students
The I.D. Wilson Memorial Biology Award for Veterinary Medicine Students is an award offered through Virginia Tech to support veterinary professional students at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine (VMRCVM). Preference is given to former Virginia Tech biology students. This memorial award provides financial assistance to students pursuing their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree. The scholarship is administered through Virginia Tech Scholarship Central and is part of the Veterinary Medicine Apply-To Scholarships program. Applicants are required to submit a supplemental essay explaining why they would be a strong candidate, highlighting relevant experiences, achievements, and qualities without including identifying information.
Herman Fiedler Scholarship for Students from Rural Areas
This award is provided by Dr. Marion F. Ehrich in memory of both of her parents and their love for rural life, as well as their shared belief that although the values born of growing up in a rural environment are advantageous, that many of these students have extra financial needs. The scholarship supports first or second year DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) students who have been reared in a rural area, graduated from a small public high school class (less than 90 students) and demonstrate financial need. This scholarship recognizes the unique challenges and advantages of students from rural backgrounds pursuing veterinary medicine education.
Heather N. Hendrickson Memorial Scholarship
The Heather N. Hendrickson Memorial Scholarship is a one-time annual scholarship awarded to students enrolled in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in good academic standing. Preference will be given to applicants who have expressed an interest in pursuing a career in equine veterinary medicine. Final award determination is decided by the scholarship awards committee at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. This scholarship may be cancelled if you do not complete the required thank you letter or if you do not remain in good standing and enrolled in an eligible curriculum in the College of Veterinary Medicine.
Harry P. Hancock, Jr. Equine Scholarship
The Harry P. Hancock, Jr. Equine Scholarship is awarded to students at Virginia Tech who demonstrate a strong interest in pursuing career goals in equine medicine and surgery. This scholarship is part of the Veterinary Medicine Apply-To Scholarships program and is designed to support students committed to advancing their education and careers in the specialized field of equine veterinary care. The award amount varies and is highly competitive, requiring applicants to articulate their qualifications, experiences, achievements, and relevant qualities that make them strong candidates for this scholarship support.
Harry & Mildred Raulet Scholarship
The Harry & Mildred Raulet Scholarship is an award for veterinary students at Virginia Tech. This scholarship is part of the Veterinary Medicine Apply-To Scholarships program and provides financial support to Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) students. The scholarship is highly competitive and awarded based on the applicant's experiences, achievements, and qualities that demonstrate their strength as a candidate for veterinary medicine support.
Greater Fredericksburg Kennel Club Award
The Greater Fredericksburg Kennel Club Award is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech and awarded to veterinary medicine students in good academic standing. The scholarship is specifically designed for students who plan to practice veterinary care for dogs and cats and intend to practice in the state of Virginia after graduation. This award supports future veterinarians committed to companion animal care within Virginia. The scholarship is part of the Virginia Tech Veterinary Medicine Apply-To Scholarships program and is highly competitive, requiring applicants to demonstrate their qualifications through a supplemental essay.
Frank P. Van Dresser Memorial Public and Corporate Veterinary Medicine Award
The Frank P. Van Dresser Memorial Public and Corporate Veterinary Medicine Award is a commemorative certificate and monetary award donated by Dr. William Van Dresser in memory of Frank P. Van Dresser. This award is presented at the end of the third year to support exceptional individuals interested in the practice of public or corporate veterinary medicine. The purpose of this award is to facilitate recipients' participation in a Center for Public and Corporate Veterinary Medicine clerkship during their fourth year of veterinary medical education. This opportunity is designed to recognize and support veterinary medicine students who demonstrate strong interest and potential in public or corporate veterinary medicine practice.
Florence A. Nocka Scholarship
The Florence A. Nocka Scholarship is an award given to Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) students who are Virginia residents and have demonstrated an aptitude for veterinary medicine, excepting those in the top 10% of the class. This criteria was established so as to make scholarship funds available to students who otherwise may be ineligible for other merit-based awards. Preference is given to those with a demonstrated interest in small animal medicine, especially felines. The scholarship is administered through Virginia Tech's Scholarship Central platform and is designed to support veterinary students pursuing their DVM degree.
Fantasy Farm Scholarship
The Fantasy Farm Scholarship is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech and awarded to students in the College of Veterinary Medicine. The scholarship gives preference to third or fourth year veterinary medicine students who are pursuing studies in the large animal track. This competitive scholarship supports students pursuing veterinary education with a focus on large animal medicine, helping to advance their professional training and career development in this specialized area of veterinary practice.
Eyre Family Scholarship in One Health
The Eyre Family Scholarship in One Health is awarded to honor a veterinary student who has demonstrated a commitment to wildlife biology or environmental sciences. This scholarship recognizes students who have shown dedication to the One Health approach, which emphasizes the interconnection between animal health, environmental health, and human health. The recipient must be in good academic standing at Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine program. The scholarship aims to support students pursuing careers that integrate veterinary medicine with wildlife conservation and environmental science disciplines.
Excellence in Veterinary Care Award in Honor of Dr. Fred Garrison and Dr. Michael Watts
This award is given to provide support to a fourth year student who has an interest in small animal practice and who has demonstrated superior knowledge, sincere interest in and concern for animals, enthusiasm for educating pet owners, collegiality with professional colleagues, honesty, and kindness in the provision of quality veterinary health care during their clerkship experience. The award recognizes outstanding veterinary students who exemplify excellence in clinical care and professional conduct. This scholarship is specifically designed for students in their final year of veterinary medical education who are preparing for careers in small animal veterinary practice.
DVM Class of 1988 Veterinary Scholarship
The DVM Class of 1988 Veterinary Scholarship is funded by Virginia Tech and provides financial support to third-year DVM students in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. This one-time scholarship is awarded to two students who demonstrate financial need as determined by the FAFSA. The scholarship recognizes veterinary medicine students who possess relevant experiences, achievements, and qualities that make them strong candidates for the award. Changes in funding may cause Virginia Tech to replace this award with another award for the same amount.
Dr. Ruth Ann MacQueen Memorial Veterinary Fellowship
The Dr. Ruth Ann MacQueen Memorial Veterinary Fellowship is an award offered through Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine program. This fellowship is designed to support students who are in good academic standing and interested in pursuing a career in small animal medicine or surgery. Eligibility is restricted to students who have been residents of specific Virginia cities including Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, or Suffolk. The award amount varies and is highly competitive among DVM students. Recipients are selected based on their experiences, achievements, and qualities relevant to small animal veterinary medicine.
Dr. Robert E. Ferneyhough Memorial Award
The Dr. Robert E. Ferneyhough Memorial Award is a commemorative certificate and monetary award established by Mr. and Mrs. Ferneyhough in memory of Dr. Robert E. Ferneyhough. The award is intended to support financially deserving students enrolled in veterinary medicine programs. A preference is given to those students who have an interest in general practice and/or plan to undertake a career in general surgery on large animals. This scholarship recognizes students pursuing careers in veterinary medicine with a focus on large animal care and general practice.
Dr. Olive K. Britt Equine Scholarship
The Dr. Olive K. Britt Equine Scholarship is an award for fourth year students at Virginia Tech who are pursuing studies in preparation for a career in equine medicine. This scholarship is part of the Veterinary Medicine Apply-To Scholarships program and provides financial support to students demonstrating strong qualifications and commitment to the field of equine medicine. The scholarship is highly competitive and requires applicants to explain why they would be a strong candidate by highlighting relevant experiences, achievements, and qualities. The award amount varies based on available funds and the strength of the applicant pool.
Dr. O.W. "Mac" McClung Memorial Scholarship
The Dr. O.W. "Mac" McClung Memorial Scholarship is funded by Virginia Tech and awarded to DVM students in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. This one-time scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate financial need as determined by the FAFSA, and who exhibit passion and common sense with animals, faculty, and staff. The scholarship is designed to support veterinary medicine students pursuing their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at Virginia Tech.
Dr. Matt Iager Veterinary Scholarship in Food Animal Medicine
The Dr. Matt Iager Veterinary Scholarship in Food Animal Medicine was established by the donor in appreciation for his education which prepared him for a successful career in dairy practice. This scholarship is awarded to a student in the food or mixed animal medicine track at Virginia Tech's College of Veterinary Medicine. Preference is given to an outstanding fourth year veterinary student with a particular interest in Dairy Production Medicine. The scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate strong qualifications and commitment to food animal medicine, particularly in dairy practice.
Dr. Mark V. Crisman Veterinary Scholarship
The Dr. Mark V. Crisman Veterinary Scholarship is a one-time scholarship awarded to fourth year DVM students in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine who are residents of rural areas, as determined by the college, in their state and have good academic standing in the equine track. Students must demonstrate financial need as determined by the FAFSA. Preference is given to students who have demonstrated a passion for horses and the people who own them, with additional preference to students who demonstrate volunteer experience, community service, or leadership activities. This scholarship is funded by Virginia Tech and the award amount varies. Changes in funding may cause VT to replace this award with another award for the same amount.
Dr. Lucie A. Pelletier Dedication to Animals Award
The Dr. Lucie A. Pelletier Dedication to Animals Award is a scholarship offered through Virginia Tech for students in the Veterinary Medicine program. This award will be given to a student in good standing who is consistent, hardworking and committed to all animals and whose relaxed attitude benefits all with whom the recipient works. The scholarship recognizes veterinary medicine students who demonstrate exceptional dedication to animal welfare and maintain a positive, collaborative working style. Recipients must be enrolled in the veterinary medicine program at Virginia Tech and demonstrate commitment to animal care through their academic and professional conduct.
Dr. Jocelyn Leighty Rodgers Memorial Scholarship
The Dr. Jocelyn Leighty Rodgers Memorial Scholarship is a competitive scholarship offered through Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine program for students who have demonstrated a strong desire to pursue equine practice. This memorial scholarship supports students enrolled in the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. The scholarship is designed to recognize students with relevant experiences, achievements, and qualities that demonstrate their commitment to equine veterinary medicine. Award amounts vary based on available funding and the strength of the applicant pool.
Dr. J.D. Carter Memorial Award
The Dr. J.D. Carter Memorial Award is a veterinary medicine scholarship established in memory of Dr. J. D. Carter. This award is specifically designated for students enrolled in the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine. The scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement and a commitment to community service. A key criterion for this award is the recipient's interest in pursuing a career in private veterinary practice, honoring Dr. Carter's legacy in the field.
Dr. Bill W. (Doc) Fuller Veterinary Scholarship
The Dr. Bill W. (Doc) Fuller Veterinary Scholarship is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech and awarded to 3rd and 4th year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) students in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. This scholarship supports students who have demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA and who are residents of rural areas in their respective states. Preference is given to students in the Food Animal Medicine track, with second preference given to students in the Mixed Animal Species track. Additional preference is based on state residency in the following order: Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and West Virginia. The scholarship is designed to support veterinary students pursuing careers in rural and food animal medicine. Award amounts vary and may be subject to changes in funding availability. Recipients may receive alternative awards of the same amount if funding circumstances change.
Dorothy Wornom Memorial Scholarship
The Dorothy Wornom Memorial Scholarship provides scholarship aid for deserving students in Veterinary Medicine who have financial need. This scholarship is administered through Virginia Tech's Scholarship Central and is specifically designed to support students enrolled in the veterinary medicine program. The scholarship is awarded based on a combination of financial need and merit, with applicants required to explain why they would be a strong candidate for the award by highlighting their experiences, achievements, and qualities most relevant to veterinary medicine.
Debrarae Karnes Siamese Cat Rescue Endowed Scholarship
The Debrarae Karnes Siamese Cat Rescue Endowed Scholarship is a one-time scholarship awarded to DVM students in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine who have demonstrated financial need as determined by FAFSA and who are interested in small animal or mixed animal species tracks. This endowed scholarship supports veterinary medicine students pursuing careers focused on small or mixed animal care, with preference given to those with financial need.
Cubby and Ridgely Deemer Memorial Scholarship
The Cubby and Ridgely Deemer Memorial Scholarship is an award presented to a graduating senior in veterinary medicine who has demonstrated interest in small animal oncology and is in good academic standing. This scholarship is administered through Virginia Tech Scholarship Central and is specifically designated for students in the veterinary medicine program. The award amount varies and is available to qualified graduating seniors who meet the academic and interest criteria. Applicants must explain why they would be a strong candidate for this scholarship, highlighting relevant experiences, achievements, or qualities, with particular emphasis on their demonstrated interest in small animal oncology.
Compassionate and Caring Award in Honor of Drs. Lewis Springer and Elaine Lutz Scholarship
This award recognizes a fourth year veterinary medicine student who demonstrates exceptional compassion and care during clinical rotations. The scholarship honors students who go above and beyond the norm in serving animals and their owners during their clinical training. Recipients are selected based on their demonstrated commitment to compassionate veterinary care and their outstanding performance in clinical settings.
Charles J. Gose, Jr. Endowed Scholarship
The Charles J. Gose, Jr. Endowed Scholarship is an award presented to a fourth-year student within the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine who is pursuing a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree and has a demonstrated interest in small animal medicine. This scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate strong qualifications and commitment to the field of small animal veterinary medicine. The award amount varies and is designated for students in their final year of the DVM program. Applicants are required to explain why they would be a strong candidate for this scholarship, highlighting relevant experiences, achievements, or qualities without including identifying information in their response.
Cecil and Shirlee Maxson Award in Veterinary Medicine
The Cecil and Shirlee Maxson Award in Veterinary Medicine is a scholarship given to a veterinary student at Virginia Tech based on academic achievement. This award was established in honor and perpetual memory of Cecil and Shirlee Maxson's very special cat and friend 'Dr. Boo', who enriched the lives of all who knew him, as well as their other wonderful pets and the talented veterinarians who cared for them all. The scholarship recognizes veterinary students who demonstrate strong academic performance and exceptional qualities relevant to the veterinary profession.
Carolyn Beeman Memorial Veterinary Award
This award is to support a DVM student within the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine. The Carolyn Beeman Memorial Veterinary Award provides financial assistance to veterinary medicine students enrolled in the DVM program. This scholarship is highly competitive and requires applicants to demonstrate their qualifications, experiences, achievements, and qualities that make them strong candidates for support.
Bob Duncan Memorial Diagnostic Veterinary Scholarship
The Bob Duncan Memorial Diagnostic Veterinary Scholarship is funded by Virginia Tech and provides a one-time scholarship award to a fourth-year veterinary student. The scholarship is specifically designed for students who have demonstrated exceptional ability, commitment, and enthusiasm for diagnostic veterinary pathology. This award recognizes and supports students pursuing careers in veterinary diagnostics and pathology, helping to advance the field by supporting talented students during their final year of veterinary education. The scholarship is part of Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine Apply-To Scholarships program and aims to encourage students to pursue specialization in diagnostic veterinary pathology.
Andrea L. Walnes Memorial Scholarship
The Andrea L. Walnes Memorial Scholarship is an award given to a student who is interested in Equine Sports Medicine. Preference is given for students who are former or current residents of Giles, Pulaski, or Montgomery Counties in Virginia, and/or who demonstrate an interest in working with children. This scholarship is available through Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine Apply-To Scholarships program and supports students pursuing veterinary medicine with a focus on equine sports medicine. The award amount varies and is highly competitive, requiring applicants to explain their qualifications and relevant experiences.
Amy L. McDermott Memorial Scholarship
The Amy L. McDermott Memorial Scholarship is a scholarship award for rising fourth-year veterinary medicine students at Virginia Tech with an active concentration in wildlife medicine or animal rehabilitation. Alternate awards may be given to students within the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine (VMRCVM) who are not concentrating their studies on wildlife and/or rehabilitation. Applicants are required to submit an essay explaining why they would be a strong candidate for this scholarship, highlighting relevant experiences, achievements, or qualities without including identifying information in their response. The scholarship is designed to support students pursuing careers in wildlife medicine and animal rehabilitation within the veterinary medicine program.
A.C. Spotts, III Scholarship
The A.C. Spotts, III Scholarship was established to assist Virginia residents who are fourth-year students with a demonstrated interest in large animal veterinary medicine. Preference is given to those who reside in the Back Creek area of Pulaski County, the County of Pulaski, or Southwest Virginia. The scholarship is highly competitive and considers evidence of academic achievement and financial need. This funding opportunity supports students pursuing Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degrees with a specific focus on large animal practice.
Smithfield Foundation Scholarship
Funded by Virginia Tech, the Smithfield Foundation Scholarship is available for students who are dependent children or dependent grandchildren of a current full-time or retired employee of Smithfield Foods who also exhibit academic achievement, or demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA. This scholarship may be renewed in the same amount in subsequent years if the student completes the application each year, and if the current employee maintains an eligible employment status with Smithfield Foods. This scholarship may be reduced or cancelled if your demonstrated financial need changes, or if you do not complete the required thank you letter. Instructions on completing the thank you letter requirement will be emailed to awardees in the summer prior to the beginning of the next academic year. Changes in funding may cause VT to replace this award with another award for the same amount.
Finance Scholarship Application
The Finance Scholarship Application is a scholarship opportunity open and available to undergraduate students majoring in finance at Virginia Tech. This includes students in the following finance programs: CFPF, FBDA, FCFA, FCFM, FFAC, and FNRM. The scholarship award amount varies and is designed to support undergraduate finance students in the College of Business. The application requires detailed information about the student's academic program, community service activities, leadership examples, residency status, work commitments, and involvement in experiential learning activities and student organizations. Applicants must submit a resume and provide information about their projected graduation date.
William N. Paxton BEST Scholarship
The William N. Paxton BEST Scholarship is a need-based scholarship offered to Virginia Tech students with high academic achievement. Preference is given to students from Shenandoah, Rockingham, and Augusta counties in Virginia. This scholarship seeks to support students with demonstrated financial need who have maintained strong academic performance throughout their studies. The scholarship award amount varies based on available funds and applicant need. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, financial need, and geographic preference for students from the three specified Virginia counties.
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Graduate Student Scholarship Application
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Graduate Student scholarship application is available to incoming and returning CALS graduate students and offers one semester of tuition support for grad students who are not receiving other sources of funding. This opportunity is not available to students on GRA/GTA/GA assistantships. The scholarship provides tuition support to help graduate students in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences continue their academic progress. Students must demonstrate how the scholarship will benefit them and disclose other funding sources. Some specific scholarships within this application include the Celeste W. Reynolds Scholarship for students with interests in food and nutrition, particularly community food service programs, and the David J. Spence Tuition Scholarship for students focusing on certifiable organic production systems.
Ralph & Betty Carlson Biotechnology Scholarship
The Ralph & Betty Carlson Biotechnology Scholarship is awarded to rising sophomore, junior or senior students majoring in a Life Sciences field who have completed or are currently enrolled in a research course at Virginia Tech. Applicants should possess a current minimum 3.0 GPA average. Preference will be given to applicants who can demonstrate experience with research training, including, but not limited to, hands-on experience in wet labs or conducting field work, or students who have participated in grant writing or preparation/submission of research papers. This scholarship covers one academic year and is non-renewable. The scholarship is funded by Virginia Tech and changes in funding may cause the university to replace this award with another award for the same amount.
Alexander L. Meszaros Student Leadership Award
The Alexander L. Meszaros Student Leadership Award is a scholarship offered through Virginia Tech to support students who will be participants or presenters at the 2026 Annual Conference held by the American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (AAFCS). The scholarship is designed to help defray expenses associated with attending the conference, including travel, hotel, meals, and registration fees. The scholarship amount varies and may not cover all expenses to attend the conference. Applicants must be members of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences and demonstrate how attending the conference will support their professional aspirations and contribute to the common good of society. This award recognizes student leadership in the field of family and consumer sciences and provides opportunities for professional development through conference participation.
Jacklyn W. and William R. Jones, Jr. Experiential Learning Scholarship
This scholarship recognizes students who engage in experiential learning opportunities at Virginia Tech. The scholarship supports undergraduate students in any major who are participating in guided experiential learning opportunities including study abroad, unpaid internships with nonprofits or NGOs, undergraduate research opportunities, and similar experiences. Preference is given to students whose experience combines more than one mode of experiential learning, such as research abroad. One awardee will be selected to receive a scholarship in the amount of $1,000. The scholarship is administered through Virginia Tech Scholarship Central and requires students to provide information about their faculty mentor(s) who guide their experiential learning activities.
Dennis Dean Undergraduate Research Scholarship
The Dennis Dean Undergraduate Research Scholarship is a need-based scholarship awarded to students engaged in mentored undergraduate research at Virginia Tech. This scholarship supports undergraduate students who are actively participating in faculty-mentored research projects. The scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to students who demonstrate both financial need and commitment to research activities guided by Virginia Tech faculty members. Applicants must be enrolled at Virginia Tech and working on research projects under the mentorship of at least one faculty member. The scholarship application requires detailed information about the research project, faculty mentor information, and an explanation of how the scholarship will benefit the student's academic and career goals.
Centennial Leadership Award
Funded by the German Club Alumni Foundation, Inc. through Virginia Tech, the Centennial Leadership Scholarship is awarded to rising juniors who exhibit leadership and service at the collegiate level, while also maintaining high standards of academic achievement. The scholarship is renewable for a second academic year at the same amount if students maintain a 3.0 GPA and continue to be enrolled full-time at Virginia Tech. A letter of recommendation is required for the application process. Changes in funding may cause VT to replace this award with another award for the same amount.
Carol M. Newman Scholarship
Funded by the German Club Alumni Foundation, through Virginia Tech, the Carol M. Newman Scholarship is a one-time scholarship awarded to rising juniors who exhibit leadership and service at the collegiate level, while also maintaining high standards of academic achievement. Recipients must maintain full time enrollment at Virginia Tech. The scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate commitment to service and community involvement while excelling academically. Applicants must provide evidence of their leadership activities, honors and awards, and service contributions at the college level. A letter of recommendation from someone at the collegiate level familiar with the applicant's leadership activities is required for the application process.
William E. McCubbin Scholarship
Scholarship assistance for a Montgomery County Public School (MCPS), Virginia employee who is enrolled in the School of Education on a part-time or full-time basis. The awardee must be accepted into either a Certificate or Degree program offered in the School of Education at Virginia Tech. This scholarship is designed to support professional development of current MCPS employees seeking to further their education in teaching, certification, or educational leadership. Applicants must demonstrate how their educational pursuits will contribute to the healthy development of Montgomery County Public School students and show current and potential contributions to the MCPS system.
McGuireWoods LLP Scholarship
The McGuireWoods LLP Scholarship is a one-time award funded by Virginia Tech for freshmen or transfer students who demonstrate academic achievement. Eligibility is restricted to children or grandchildren of current or retired non-attorney staff of McGuireWoods LLP. Recipients are required to complete a thank you letter, with instructions provided via email during the summer prior to the academic year. The scholarship may be reduced or cancelled if the thank you letter requirement is not fulfilled. Additionally, changes in funding may result in the award being replaced with another scholarship of equivalent value.
Shriver & Holland Associates Scholarship
The Shriver & Holland Associates Scholarship is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech and awarded to one or more rising fourth or fifth year architecture students prior to the end of the spring semester. Recipients must be rising fourth year students (prior to the end of their third year) or rising fifth year students (prior to the end of their fourth year) enrolled in the architecture program. The recipient(s) must be residents of the Commonwealth of Virginia. The scholarship recognizes architecture students who have faced challenges that have influenced or reshaped their perspective, and aims to contribute to their educational journey as they progress through their architecture degree program.
Richard "Dick" Soderlind Scholarship Fund
The Richard "Dick" Soderlind Scholarship Fund is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech. This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in the College of Architecture, Arts, & Design who demonstrate financial need as determined by the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The scholarship amount varies based on available funding. Changes in funding may cause Virginia Tech to replace this award with another award for the same amount. Recipients are selected based on their financial need and their responses to supplemental questions about their experience in the School of Architecture and how the scholarship would contribute to their educational journey.
Pella Window & Door Company Scholarship
The Pella Window & Door Company Scholarship is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech and awarded to third-year undergraduate students majoring within the architecture program. The scholarship recognizes excellence in the study of architecture and requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or greater on a 4.0 scale. Recipients must be in good standing with the School of Architecture + Design at Virginia Tech. Primary preference is given to students who are from the state of Iowa, reflecting the company's geographic roots. Secondary preference is given to students who are the first generation in their family to attend college, supporting educational access and opportunity for underrepresented populations. The scholarship application requires supplemental essays exploring how challenges in architecture have influenced the student's perspective, how the scholarship would contribute to their educational journey, and their insights on the first-generation student experience. The award amount varies and is determined annually.
Overton R. Johnson Memorial Scholarship
The National Pan-Hellenic Council of Virginia Tech offers the annual Overton R. Johnson Memorial Scholarship, named in honor of Dr. Overton R. Johnson, who became the first Black academic faculty member at Virginia Tech in 1969. Dr. Johnson made significant contributions to Virginia Tech history, serving as the first president of the Virginia Tech Black Faculty/Staff Caucus and as the first Black dean, serving as Interim Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences from July to December 1975. He was also a proud member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated. This scholarship is open to any current Virginia Tech student who will be enrolled full-time for the 2026-27 academic year. Students awarded the scholarship must be enrolled as a full-time student for 2026-2027 and are not required to be a member of a Greek-lettered organization. The scholarship provides $1,000 to support the recipient's education at Virginia Tech. Applications must be submitted by 11:59 pm on Sunday, March 15th, 2026. Late, incomplete, and/or applications that fail to adhere to application instructions will not be considered. The application requires students to reflect on leadership experiences related to Dr. Johnson's belief that leadership is most effective when it brings people together and creates space for different voices to be heard.
Nathan Thomas Williams Scholarship
The Nathan Thomas Williams Scholarship is a one-time scholarship awarded to students majoring in architecture within the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design at Virginia Tech. The scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate both academic achievement and financial need as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This funding opportunity supports undergraduate students pursuing their education in architecture and requires applicants to reflect on how challenges in their architectural studies have influenced their perspective on leadership and how the scholarship would contribute to their educational journey.
Mossberg Table Tennis Scholarship (Freshman)
Funded by Virginia Tech, the Jim '73 and Liz Mossberg Table Tennis Scholarship was established by Jim Mossberg '73, an avid table tennis player and founder of the Table Tennis Club at Virginia Tech. This apply-to scholarship supports incoming freshman Virginia Tech students who are active USA Table Tennis (USATT) members with a rating of at least 2000 as of March 15 in the year the academic year starts. Recipients must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents, play in a USATT-sanctioned tournament in the year prior to March 1 of the application year, and agree to actively participate in the Virginia Tech Table Tennis club and be a member of the Virginia Tech Table Tennis team. Students must pursue specific majors in engineering, computer science, mathematics, physics, statistics, or computational modeling and data analytics. Renewing recipients must continue to be active participants in the Virginia Tech Table Tennis Club and maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA. The scholarship provides significant financial support for students who combine athletic excellence in table tennis with strong academic performance in STEM fields.
Karl E. & Betty S. Kohler Scholarship
The Karl E. & Betty S. Kohler Scholarship is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech and awarded to undergraduate students who are residents of the Commonwealth of Virginia and majoring in Architecture within the School of Architecture + Design. Awards are made based on academic merit and leadership potential, with preference given to students with demonstrated financial need as determined by FAFSA. This scholarship supports students pursuing architectural education at Virginia Tech and values both academic excellence and leadership qualities in the field of architecture.
Herschel G.A. Elarth Scholarship
The Herschel G.A. Elarth Scholarship is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech and awarded to students pursuing a degree in Architecture who have demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA. This scholarship recognizes students facing challenges in Architecture and aims to support their educational journey. The scholarship may be reduced or canceled if the recipient's demonstrated financial need changes. Recipients are asked to reflect on how challenges in Architecture have influenced their perspective on leadership and how the scholarship will contribute to their educational goals.
Hansen Lind Meyer Scholarship
The Hansen Lind Meyer Scholarship is a one-time scholarship funded by Virginia Tech and awarded to undergraduate students interested in practicing Architecture in the field of healthcare design and who exhibit academic achievement. This scholarship requires demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA. The scholarship may be reduced or canceled if the recipient's demonstrated financial need changes. Applicants are asked to reflect on how challenges in Architecture have influenced their perspective, how the scholarship would contribute to their educational journey, and how they envision architecture contributing to the health and well-being of society.
CALS General Scholarship - Mary Jane Neiman Scholarship
The Mary Jane Neiman Scholarship is a CALS (College of Agriculture and Life Sciences) general scholarship at Virginia Tech. This scholarship is designed to support rising juniors or seniors who are Virginia residents and pursuing degrees in agriculture-related fields. Eligible majors include agricultural technology (second-year students), agricultural sciences, environmental horticulture, crop and soil environmental sciences, environmental science, and majors within the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. The scholarship aims to support students who are committed to advancing the agricultural industry through their education and career goals. Applicants must demonstrate how their degree focus and career plans will benefit the overall agricultural industry.
Virginia Tech - Virginia Community College System Transfer Achievement Scholarship
Funded by Virginia Tech, the Virginia Community College System Transfer Achievement Scholarship provides financial assistance to selected full time undergraduate students with Virginia residency transferring to Virginia Tech after completion of an associate degree at a Virginia Community College System institution. Students apply through Scholarship Central and must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as part of the application process. Scholarship awards include one award equivalent to tuition and mandatory fees and five awards equivalent to one half of tuition and mandatory fees. Awarding considers equity across the Virginia Community College System to ensure that all recipients do not come from the same institution. Awards are academically competitive by VT college. The scholarship is renewable for one year only, provided recipients maintain a 3.0 GPA, full-time enrollment of 12+ credit hours, satisfactory academic progress, and complete a minimum of 30 credits per academic year while maintaining Virginia residency.
Margaret R. Svoboda 4-H Scholarship
The Margaret R. Svoboda 4-H Scholarship is a scholarship opportunity for students enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences at Virginia Tech. Strong preference is given to Virginia residents who have attained 4-H All Star status or who have a strong record of achievement and activity in 4-H work. The scholarship is awarded based on both financial need and academic merit. This scholarship recognizes students who have demonstrated significant commitment to community service and 4-H involvement, providing financial support to help them continue their education at Virginia Tech.
Jocelyne Couture-Nowak Memorial Scholarship
A merit-based scholarship established in memory and in honor of Jocelyne Couture-Nowak, who died during the tragic shooting at Virginia Tech on April 16, 2007. Jocelyne was a faculty member in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. As a French instructor, she touched and inspired many students to continue studying French. This scholarship supports French majors at Virginia Tech who have demonstrated strong academic performance in their French coursework and overall studies. Recipients must have completed at least 2 French courses at the 3000 level by the beginning of the award year and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.3 in French courses and 3.0 overall. Preference is given to students who will be juniors or seniors at the beginning of fall semester of the award year.
Hulick Scholarship for Leadership, Friendship, and Service
The Hulick Scholarship for Leadership, Friendship, and Service is awarded to third-year undergraduate (junior) students in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences at Virginia Tech. This scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate extraordinary characteristics of leadership, friendship, and service to campus, community, and humanity. Preference is given to students based on their leadership activities, service contributions, and friendships that have positively impacted their communities. Academic achievement and financial need are also considered in the selection process. The scholarship supports students who have made meaningful contributions to both the Virginia Tech campus and the broader community beyond the university. Applicants must be current sophomore students who will be entering their junior year during the 2026-2027 academic year. The application requires a 600-word essay addressing the student's experience in leadership, friendship, and service, along with supporting documentation including a letter of support, transcript, and resume demonstrating involvement in campus activities and community service.
CLAHS Study Abroad Scholarship Application
This scholarship is made available by the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences (CLAHS) for undergraduate students who wish to study abroad. Applicants must be a current student in good academic standing with a primary or secondary major in the CLAHS. For some departmental scholarship opportunities included in this application, students with a CLAHS minor may be considered. The education abroad program must be a credit-bearing academic program that either awards Virginia Tech credit or allows transfer credit to Virginia Tech. Preference will be given to students who are participating in education abroad programs associated with a department in the CLAHS. For other international experiences, such as an internship or research opportunity, specific departmental scholarships are available. Scholarship funds will be applied toward a recipient's VT student account on the first day of the semester in which the recipient travels abroad if studying through a VT faculty-led program that awards direct VT credit. If studying through a program that does not give direct VT credit, funds will be delayed until the student arrives at the university abroad and enrolls in classes. All applicants will be evaluated on the essays they write regarding how this experience abroad will complement their educational and professional goals and on how important the receipt of the scholarship is to their ability to participate.
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