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Scholarship Information

Below is a list of the scholarships that the Guidance Office has been made aware of. Please make sure to check if you are eligible.

At the BOTTOM of this page is a list of different websites that also help you search and find scholarships you can apply for. If you put the time in, there is FREE money out there. 

PLEASE REMEMBER....DO NOT PAY ANYBODY OR ANY ORGANIZATION MONEY WHO WILL GUARANTEE YOU A SCHOLARSHIP!

Current Scholarships

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    • Students attending a four-year college/university must have a GPA of 3.4 or higher.

      Students attending a technical school must have a 2.0 GPA or higher.

      OBLIGATION: Scholarship recipients will be required to attend a Summer Rotary Meeting in June, July or August to receive financial funds. Please provide your cell phone number for communication regarding our meeting schedule this summer.

      Application to complete in MS Word.

      Deadline:  April 30.

       

  • Category: Local
  • Due Date: 4/30/2026
  • Amount: $250-$1000
    • This scholarship was established in memory of Gerald R Buteyn to honor a student who has excelled in academics and is pursuing education at an institute of Christian education.  To be eligible for this scholarship a student ....


      • must be a Central Wisconsin Christian High School senior
      • must plan to obtain a Bachelor's degree at Calvin College, Dordt College.
      • must have attained a 3.0-grade point average or above at the end of the first seven semesters of high school.

      Click here to download an application to complete by hand.

      Click here to download an application to complete via computer.
       

  • Category: Local
  • Due Date: 4/30/2026
  • Amount: $500
    • Central Wisconsin Christian Seniors that are attending Dordt College are encouraged to apply for this scholarship.  Seniors must desire to live life as stated in 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18.  Those pursuing teaching and/or an art degree may be considered when choosing an applicant.

      Click here for an application to complete via computer.

      Click here for an application to print to complete.

  • Category: Local
  • Due Date: 4/30/2026
  • Amount: $3000
    • INTERESTED CANDIDATES MUST SUBMIT A ONE-PAGE
      WRITTEN ESSAY HIGHLIGHTING THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND FUTURE GOALS IN
      RELATION TO ACADEMICS, CONSERVATION AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT.

       

      Mail to

      BEAVER DAM CONSERVATIONISTS, INC.

      PO BOX 99

      BEAVER DAM, WI 53916

       

      For more information, email ljlund3872@gmail.com

  • Category: Local
  • Due Date: 4/30/2026
  • Amount: Varies
    • This is a scholarship for students who are residents of Fox Lake. 

      Criteria:

      1.  Scholarship will be awarded on a need basis.
      2. Applicants can be current college students or seniors pursuing advanced training at a post - secondary institution.
      3. Applicants must show evidence of co-curricular activities.
      4. HS GPA must be at least 2.75.
      5. For more information and an application to print, click here.
      6. Applications must be sent to Ann Buchda, 309 Weed Street, Fox Lake, WI  53933.
  • Category: Local
  • Due Date: 4/30/2026
  • Amount: Varies
    • If you are a high school senior who plans to continue your education and has been affected by cancer in some way, whether yourself, a family member, or a close friend, you are eligible to apply for our Jack Steinhoff and Steve Ennis Memorial Scholarship.

      Contact: Kendall Steinhoff, Director of Marketing, 800-362-4333, or send us a message

  • Category: Local
  • Due Date: 4/30/2026
  • Amount: varies
    • Click here for an application to complete online. 
       
      Life is not something to be taken for granted, nor is health or the ability to participate in student activities. The pandemic of 2020/21 provided all of us with an important lesson to treasure each day we have and each opportunity we are blessed with to sing, act, play, run, throw, and be together with our classmates.
       
      These opportunities were at the heart of Duane Bark's personal and professional life, which was cut short by COVID-19 in October 2020. Duane’s life was dedicated to helping kids grow, serving for nearly four decades as a teacher, administrator, coach, leader, and mentor. His greatest mission in life was to help others reach their fullest potential, leaving a wave of influence behind him. A man of faith, he set a genuine, heartfelt example, and his legacy was one of love and dedication to his family, his students, his school, his community, and anyone in need of being lifted.
       
      There are two $500 scholarships available: one for a male student and one for a female student who will be graduating seniors from a member school of the Trailways Conference. This scholarship recognizes students' gifts in athletic leadership, positive influence on other students, and living out Duane’s ideals of faith, love, and dedication. Evaluation of applicants will be completed by the Trailways Conference Scholarship Committee. These are annual awards granted to graduating seniors and intended for use in the second semester of their continuing education. The application deadline will be May 1, 2026, with the recipients announced at the Trailways Conference Annual Meeting.
       
  • Category: Local
  • Due Date: 5/1/2026
  • Amount: $500 (2 each year)
    • Application and Instructions Link
       
      REQUIREMENTS OF APPLICATION:
      • All applications must be submitted using the provided form.
      • Applicant must be a graduating high school senior from within Fond du Lac County
      • Must be enrolling in an environmental, agricultural, natural resources or related field of
        study.
      • The application must be typed with proper grammar and punctuation being used to be considered
        for this scholarship.
      • RECOMMENDATION LETTERS: Two letters of recommendation from a person that is to be an adult, unrelated to you, and familiar with your character and personal qualifications for this scholarship. Must be two different people. Have the person email the recommendation including a signature and date to: dmertens@cdsmith.com,  Subject Line: FDL Pheasants Forever Scholarship
      • Application and recommendation letters must be postmarked or emailed by May 1st, 2025.
        Send to Dave Mertens: 
        Email: dmertens@cdsmith.com
        Mail: N8089 Townhall Road, Eldorado, WI 54932
  • Category: Local
  • Due Date: 5/1/2026
  • Amount: $500

Scholarship Information

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES

 

I will post deadlines that I am aware of ...

Dordt College: December 1
Trinity Christian College: December 1
UW Eau Claire: December 1 Priority, February 1 Final
UW Green Bay: February 15
UW LaCrosse: February 1
UW Oshkosh: November 1, February 1
UW Parkside: February 1
UW Platteville: February 1
UW River Falls: February 1
UW Stevens Point: November 15
UW Stout: February 13
UW Whitewater: February 1

 

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ASPIRING TRADES WORKERS 

HVAC/Electrical
Skilled Labor Shortage
Women in Skilled Trades Scholarship Program
Construction Scholarship
Plumbing Scholarships

 

SCHOLARSHIP DATABASES

FASTWEB
ScholarsApp
GoingMerry
cappex
UNIGO
Student Scholarship Search
SCHOLARSHIPS.COM
SCHOLLY
BigFuture CollegeBoard
GoodCall
PETERSON'S
University HQ
Discover Early Childhood EDU

Transcript Requests:  Please complete the Transcript Request Form to have your transcript sent to yourself or college/university or employer.

Request for Recommendation: Many times scholarships or colleges will request letters of recommendation. Here are a few tips to ensure you receive the best possible letter.

  1. Choose people that know you well. If you need more than one, be sure to ask people that can give a well-rounded picture of who you are. Do not only choose teachers, but include employers, youth pastors or pastors, and coaches.
  2. Ask your recommender with plenty of time (at least 1-2 weeks prior to deadline).
  3. Tell the person writing the letter what they are writing about. If the scholarship or college really values something like service, work ethic, and participation, make sure that you highlight that when you ask.
  4. It sometimes helps to give these people a list of things you have been involved in while in high school. Here is an example of a form you could use.