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Scholarship Program

The College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources at North Dakota State University provides one of the best college-based scholarship programs in the Upper Midwest.

Scholarships range from $100 to $3,000 per year. Some are renewable for up to four years, depending on the student's academic performance. The College selectively matches several of its scholarships for gifted incoming freshmen with scholarships administered by the Office of Admission.

Funds for scholarships are provided by individuals, companies, foundations and organizations who are aware of the commitment a student must make to complete a college education. They established these scholarships to encourage students who are willing to pursue academic excellence while enrolled in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources at NDSU. Scholarship recipients and donors are recognized at a luncheon held on campus each year.

The scholarships and awards listed in this brochure are divided into two categories:

College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources General Scholarships — awarded to students enrolled in the college, regardless of their major program of study.

Program Scholarships — awarded through departments in the college to students enrolled in specific academic programs

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 Am I eligible?

You are eligible to be considered for a College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources scholarship if you are classified as a student in the college according to the Office of Registration and Records. (Note: Eligibility and awards are contingent on sustained enrollment in the college through the scholarship period.) Most scholarships are awarded based on scholastic merit, not financial need. Some scholarships have specific eligibility qualifications. These qualifications are listed with the scholarships in this brochure.

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 How do I apply?

Application procedures for entering freshmen

To apply for a College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources General Scholarship – Complete the NDSU Freshman Scholarship Application specifically listing your intended major within the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources. You will then be considered for all the College General Scholarships for which you are eligible. Application forms are available from the NDSU Office of Admission or online at www.ndsu.edu/prospective_students/scholarships. Completed applications must be received by the NDSU Office of Admission by February 1.


Application procedures for transfer students

To apply for a College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources General Scholarship - Complete the NDSU Transfer Student Scholarship Application specifically listing your intended major within the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources. You will then be considered for all the College General Scholarships for which you are eligible. Application forms are available from the NDSU Office of Admission or online at www.ndsu.edu/prospective_students/scholarships.

Transfer Student Scholarships are awarded to students both spring and fall semesters. The application deadline is December 1 for transfer students beginning spring semester and April 1 for students beginning fall semester.

To apply for a Program Scholarship - First, list your intended program (major) on the NDSU Freshman Scholarship Application or the Transfer Student Scholarship Application. Second, because special application procedures and deadlines apply for some program scholarships, it is also a good idea to contact the department that offers your intended program. For a list of department addresses and phone numbers, contact the Dean's Office in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources.


Application procedures for current NDSU students

To apply for a College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources General Scholarship - If you are properly enrolled in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources you will automatically be considered for all general scholarships in the college.

To apply for a Program Scholarship - Check the application procedures and deadlines with your adviser in the department offering the scholarship.

If you are transferring to the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources from another college at NDSU, contact the Dean's office for details.

 

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 How are the recipients selected?

Scholarship recipients are selected based on criteria established by donors for each scholarship. Most incoming freshman scholarships are awarded competitively on the basis of scholastic achievement and ACT scores. Current and transfer students are awarded scholarships primarily on the basis of academic performance.

The College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources Scholarship Committee selects recipients for the general scholarships. Recipients are notified in late April or early May. If a scholarship is declined, a new recipient is chosen from a list of alternates. Program scholarships are awarded through selection procedures established by the individual departments/academic programs.

 

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 Are other scholarships available?

If you are a high school student, check with your counselor for information regarding additional scholarships that may be available to you through civic organizations, foundations, professional organizations and corporations. Once enrolled at NDSU, you may also be eligible for regional and national scholarships and awards.

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 Where can I get additional information?

For scholarship information, contact the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources, NDSU Dept. 2200, PO Box 6050, Fargo, ND 58108-6050. Phone 701/231-8790; fax 701/231-8520; e-mail ndsu.coa-dean@ndsu.edu.

For more information about the university, campus tours or application procedures, contact the Office of Admission, NDSU Dept. 5230, Ceres 114, PO Box 6050, Fargo, ND 58108-6050. Phone 701/231-8643 or toll-free 800-488-NDSU; e-mail ndsu.admission@ndsu.edu; Web site www.ndsu.edu/prospective_students.

 

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 General Scholarships

The scholarships listed below are available to students enrolled in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources. The recipients of these scholarships are selected by the college scholarship committee based on criteria established by donors for each scholarship. Most scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement, but some also have other criteria. Check with the Dean's Office (Morrill 315) for specific details about individual scholarships.

Note: Scholarships and amounts may vary from year to year.

  • Paul E. R. Abrahamson Memorial Scholarship - sophomore or junior from North Dakota

  • Agassiz Club Agriculture Scholarship - preference given to students enrolled in agribusiness, agricultural economics, and crop and weed sciences

  • Albin and Emma Anderson Memorial Scholarship - graduate of LaMoure High School

  • Mark and Mary Andrews Scholarship - graduate student, native of North Dakota

  • Frank Bain Dissertation Fellowship - Ph.D. student

  • Frank Bain Freshman Honor Scholarship - incoming freshmen

  • Frank Bain Freshman Presidential Scholarship - incoming freshmen

  • Frank Bain Undergraduate Scholarship - current undergraduate students

  • Vernon Botsford Scholarship - resident of Walsh or Grand Forks counties

  • Ralph and Constance Brakke Scholarship - sophomore, junior or senior with a minimum 3.0 GPA

  • Busch Agricultural Resources Incorporated Scholarship - junior or senior from barley growing areas of North Dakota, South Dakota or Minnesota; minimum 3.0 GPA

  • Cass-Clay Creamery Scholarship - local trade area

  • CHS Foundation Scholarship - sophomore, junior or senior pursuing a career in production agriculture or agribusiness; must demonstrate an interest in agricultural cooperative business through educational, classroom or internship experiences

  • Central Livestock Association, Inc., Scholarship - animal science major with preference given to affiliate of Central Livestock Association

  • Centrol, Inc. Scholarship - junior or senior with major course of study in agronomy or precision agriculture

  • Walter A. Davidson Memorial Scholarship

  • Dean's Freshman Scholarship - incoming freshmen

  • Palmer and Myrtrice Dilland Scholarship - GPA 3.0 or higher; preference given to students from Williams or Burke counties in ND who are majoring in animal science, range science, soil science or agribusiness

  • Frank E. Dilse Memorial Scholarship - junior or senior in plant sciences; minimum GPA 3.0; North Dakota resident

  • William E. Dinusson Memorial Scholarship

  • Clarence and Florence Erickson Scholarship - junior or senior, minimum GPA 3.0; native of North Dakota with preference given to resident of Benson or Eddie Counties in North Dakota

  • Duane and Joan Erickson Scholarship - junior or senior with GPA 3.0 or higher; preference given to native of North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota

  • Clark Ewen Memorial Scholarship - preference given to resident of Traill County

  • Beth E. and Rodney C. Hastings Scholarship

  • Arlon G. Hazen Memorial Scholarship

  • Clay E. Hector Memorial Scholarship - North Dakota resident

  • Paul Horn Scholarship - incoming freshman

  • Clark and Jean Jenkins Scholarship

  • Kent Jones Memorial Scholarship

  • Alex Lind Memorial Scholarship - from Williams County or a graduate of Williston High School

  • Leon and Nettie Mason Family Scholarship - rotates between College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources and the College of Human Development and Education; junior or senior with minimum 3.0 GPA

  • George Mikkelson Memorial Scholarship - Farm Bureau affiliation

  • Donald Moum Scholarship - awarded to incoming freshmen, current freshmen, sophomores and juniors

  • LeRoy M. Nayes Scholarship - freshmen from the Bismarck, North Dakota area who graduated from a North Dakota high school; current North Dakota residents and US citizens

  • ND Soybean Council Graduate Student Scholarship - graduate student involved in research that would benefit the soybean industry

  • Wilfred A. Plath Memorial Scholarship - Farm Bureau affiliation

  • President's Agriculture Club Scholarship - incoming freshmen

  • Sherman and Loretta Quanbeck Scholarship - resident of North Dakota; GPA 3.25 or higher

  • Steve Reimers Scholarship

  • Riebe Family Scholarship - Stutsman County resident

  • Olwin Riveland Alpha Zeta Scholarship

  • John and Jean Rouzie Scholarship - reside in or near Bowman in the counties of Bowman or Slope, North Dakota or Harding, South Dakota

  • Rocelia Rud Scholarship

  • Gil Stafne Memorial Scholarship - Farm Bureau affiliation

  • Andrew Vanvig Scholarship

  • Vernon E. Wendlandt Scholarship - involvement in agricultural research

  • Senator Milton R. Young Scholarship - native of North Dakota; interest in production and marketing of North Dakota crops, preferably wheat

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 Program Scholarships

Many scholarships are available to students enrolled in specific academic programs. Recipients are selected upon the recommendation of the appropriate departmental scholarship committee. For additional information regarding the following scholarships, contact individual departments or program coordinators. (Contact the Dean's Office if you need addresses and phone numbers).

Note: Scholarships and amounts may vary from year to year.

NOTE: The lists of scholarships was accurate at the time of publication. Information about any changes, including new or discontinued scholarships, is available from the Dean's Office in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources.

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 Agribusiness and Applied Economics

  • Clifford M. and Ruth Altermatt Scholarship - graduate student

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship

  • John Lee Coulter Memorial Scholarship - North Dakota resident; one freshman, one sophomore, one junior

  • Rex Warfield Cox Memorial Scholarship

  • Richard Crockett Memorial Scholarship

  • Roland W. and Leona M. Currie Scholarship - junior or senior in agricultural economics who is planning to pursue a Master's in economics or business administration

  • G. Leonard and Pam Dalsted Memorial Scholarship - North Dakota resident

  • John Deere Scholarship* - undergraduate student enrolled in agribusiness and applied economics or agricultural systems management who is pursuing a dealership management specialization; involved in at least one extra-curricular activity; minimum GPA 3.0

  • Lester Erickson and H. W. Herbison Memorial Scholarship - undergraduate students with financial need

  • Farm Credit Services Lloyd K. Well Memorial Scholarship - North Dakota resident; sophomore interested in agricultural finance

  • Del Helgeson Memorial Scholarship - preference given to a student with a North Dakota agricultural background

  • Perry V. Hemphill Memorial Scholarship

  • Thor Hertsgaard Memorial Scholarship - incoming freshman

  • Vernon C. Lee Memorial Scholarship* - freshman, sophomore or junior

  • L. D. Loftsgard Memorial Scholarship

  • Blake Miller Memorial Scholarship - sophomore, junior or senior majoring in agricultural economics; cumulative GPA 3.0 or higher

  • North Dakota Farm Credit Services Scholarship - junior interested in agricultural finance

  • North Dakota Grain Dealers Educational Foundation Scholarship* - undergraduate majoring in agribusiness with an agrifinance, marketing or management option; undergraduate majoring in agricultural economics with an agribusiness, finance or commodity marketing option

  • North Dakota Wheat Commission Scholarship - interest in grain marketing

  • Steve and Jeanette Reimers Memorial Agricultural Scholarship - agribusiness or agricultural economics major

  • Donald F. Scott Memorial Scholarship - incoming freshman

  • Fred Taylor Memorial Scholarship

  • Theodore S. Thorfinnson Memorial Scholarship - sophomore in farm management option

  • President John Henry Worst Economic Scholarship - economics major

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

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 Agricultural Systems Management

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship - graduate student in agricultural and biosystems engineering

  • Clarence Becker Scholarship* - incoming freshman from North Central (North Dakota) High School or Barnes County (North Dakota) majoring in agricultural systems management or agricultural and biosystems engineering

  • A. R. Bon Memorial Scholarship* - sophomore or junior majoring in agricultural systems management or agricultural and biosystems engineering; North Dakota resident; minimum GPA 3.0

  • E. L. Bon Memorial Scholarship* - undergraduate enrolled in agricultural systems management or agricultural and biosystems engineering; minimum GPA 3.0

  • John Deere Scholarship* - undergraduate student enrolled in agricultural systems management or agribusiness and applied economics who is pursuing a dealership management specialization; involved in at least one extra-curricular activity; minimum GPA 3.0

  • Holmen-Breuer Memorial Scholarship* - undergraduate enrolled in agricultural systems management or agricultural and biosystems engineering

  • Vernon C. Lee Memorial Scholarship* - sophomore or junior majoring in agricultural systems management

  • North Dakota Grain Dealers Educational Foundation Scholarship* - undergraduate majoring in agricultural systems management with an agribusiness or applied technology option; preference given to students planning careers in grain marketing industry

  • Walter and Pearl Nyquist Memorial Scholarship* - undergraduate enrolled in agricultural systems management or agricultural and biosystems engineering

  • Bill and Ann (Wick) Promersberger Scholarship* - sophomore, junior or senior enrolled in agricultural systems management or agricultural and biosystems engineering

  • Leonard and Donna Richards Agriculture Scholarship* - sophomore or junior studying in a field of agriculture relevant to sugarbeet production

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

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 Animal Sciences

  • Animal Science Scholarship - undergraduate

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship

  • Bruce J. Beilke Memorial Scholarship - undergraduate

  • James Carr Little I Award - top junior livestock judge

  • Malina Ellingson-Larson Memorial Scholarship - undergraduate majoring in veterinary technology

  • George R. Fisher Memorial Scholarship - interest in dairy science

  • Palmer and Sheryl Holden International Travel Scholarship - participation in a study abroad program with preference given to a student pursuing an independent study program

  • Verlin K. and Eloise E. Johnson Scholarship - interest in meat science, preferably a member of the meats judging team

  • Kempton Cooperative Shipping Organization Scholarship - priority given to a senior from Larimore, Northwood, Unity, Fordville or Finley-Sharon school districts

  • Truman and Connie Kingsley Scholarship - student assistant working with judging team coaches

  • Amanda Kongslie Memorial Scholarship - undergraduate who is actively participating in undergraduate research in a campus lab

  • Patrick Leier Memorial Scholarship - upperclass

  • Merle Light Memorial Scholarship - upperclass

  • John W. Murphy Scholarship -  resident of North Dakota

  • North Dakota Beef Commission Meat Judging Team Scholarship - determined by individual contest performance at the American Royal

  • North Dakota Livestock Endowment Foundation, M. L. Buchanan Memorial Scholarship - upperclass

  • North Dakota Livestock Endowment Foundation, Arlon G. Hazen Memorial Scholarship - graduate student with interest in livestock production research

  • North Dakota Livestock Endowment Foundation, Undergraduate Scholarship - freshman or sophomore

  • North Dakota Veterinary Medical Auxiliary Scholarship - North Dakota resident; selected for a North Dakota externship as part of veterinary technology program

  • B. O. "Chub" and Mabel Orton Scholarship* - undergraduate in animal science or range science

  • Rusty Seedig Bison Legacy Scholarship - demonstrated interest in meat science; preference given to a student with strong interest in bison meat production and who is actively involved in student organizations and community service

  • O. J. Stanley Little I Award - top junior meats judge

  • George Strum Memorial Scholarship - upperclass

  • Harold E. Vettel Memorial Scholarship - North Dakota resident

  • Leonard Wulf Memorial Scholarship - undergraduate with beef cattle interest

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

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Cereal Science

(Graduate program)

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship

  • Rahr Malting Scholarship - interest in malting/brewing or related area

  • Dakota Specialty Milling Scholarship - preference given to a student working in milling/baking or related area

  • Schwan's Sales Enterprises Scholarship -  interest in fundamental food research

  • Len Sibbitt Scholarship

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 Crop and Weed Sciences

  • Arthur Companies/Joseph B. Burgum Memorial Scholarship

  • John Breker Crop Science Scholarship

  • Jack F. Carter Plant Sciences Undergraduate Scholastic and Leadership Scholarship - junior or senior majoring in crop and weed sciences, horticulture or sports and urban turfgrass management; minimum GPA 2.75; demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities in department, college, university and community activities.

  • James Dawson Scholarship - interest in crop research or production

  • Russell and Anna Duncan Scholarship - preference given to students from the durum growing areas of North Dakota

  • Travis C. Engstrom Scholarship - upperclass crop and weed sciences major from North Dakota; active member of NDSU Agronomy Club; GPA 3.0 or higher

  • Ernie French Crop and Weed Sciences Scholarship - crop and weed sciences major from northwestern North Dakota or northeastern Montana

  • Lars A. Jensen Scholarship

  • H. R. Lund Freshman Plant Sciences Scholarship - incoming freshman

  • George Meagher Scholarship - junior or senior with interest in plant breeding

  • Monsanto Agricultural Products Company Scholarship - interest in weed science

  • North Dakota Agricultural Association Scholarship* (Berglund, Dietrich, Kenna, Rongen)

  • North Dakota Crop Improvement and Seed Association Scholarship - incoming freshmen, sophomores, juniors or seniors; resident of North Dakota; recipient or guardian a member of their respective county Crop (Ag) Improvement Association

  • North Dakota Grain Dealers Educational Foundation Scholarship* - preference given to students planning careers in grain marketing industry

  • Glenn A. Peterson Memorial Scholarship - incoming freshman enrolled in crop and weed sciences and an undergraduate majoring in crop and weed sciences

  • Leonard and Donna Richards Agriculture Scholarship* - sophomore or junior studying in a field of agriculture relevant to sugarbeet production

  • Bob Roach Memorial Scholarship - undergraduate; parents are producers of certified seed in North Dakota or Minnesota

  • Harry and Lillie Seidel Agriculture Scholarship* - sophomore, junior or senior with cumulative GPA 2.5 to 3.25; majoring in crop and weed sciences or soil science

  • Theodore E. and Marguerite Stoa Freshman Scholarship - student attaining highest academic average during freshman year

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

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 Entomology

(Graduate program)

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship*

  • Beatty-Munro Award in Entomology

  • Knipling Scholarship in Entomology - requires submission of a thesis enhancement grant

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

 

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 Food Science

  • Sam Kuhl Scholarship

  • Red River Commodities Scholarship

  • Schwan's Sales Enterprises Scholarship

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 Horticulture

  • Harry C. Baker Memorial Scholarship

  • Harry A. Graves Memorial Scholarship

  • Margaret Haedt Memorial Scholarship in Horticulture

  • Horticulture and Forestry Club Scholarship - active club member, minimum GPA 2.5

  • Horticulture and Forestry Faculty and Staff Scholarship - sophomore, junior, senior; full-time student; GPA 3.0 or higher

  • Hovland-Jensen Scholarship

  • Ruth M. Johnson Scholarship

  • Mainline Potato Company, Inc., Scholarship

  • North Dakota State Horticultural Society Scholarship

  • Henry R. and Corinne (Foley) Peterson Horticulture Scholarship

  • H. Donald Piepkorn Scholarship

  • A. D. Stoesz Scholarship* - junior or senior majoring in range management or horticulture

  • W. Allan and H. Lucile Watt Scholarship - junior or senior, North Dakota resident

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

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 Natural Resources Management

(Interdisciplinary program)

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship*

  • Dakota East Central Chapter of Pheasants Forever Natural Resources Scholarship - junior or senior majoring in natural resources management (NRM) with emphasis in social sciences or physical earth sciences

  • Brett Hovde Memorial Natural Resources Management Scholarship - undergraduate or graduate student; minimum GPA 3.0

  • Charles Kellogg Scholarship* - undergraduate majoring in soil science or physical/earth science of the natural resources management (NRM) program or a graduate majoring in soil science or a soil-related program in NRM

  • Johnson Neppl Memorial Scholarship - junior or senior; minimum GPA 3.0

  • Scheels All Sports Scholarship - undergraduate with minimum GPA 3.0; member of NRM Club

  • NDSU Natural Resources Management Club Scholarship - active club member who has completed at least 12 semester credits at NDSU

  • Whitetails Unlimited Natural Resources Management Scholarship - junior or senior majoring in NRM with emphasis in biotic resources; resident of North Dakota or Minnesota; minimum GPA 2.5

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

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Plant Pathology

(Graduate program)

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship

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 Plant Sciences

(Graduate Program)

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship

  • H. L. Bolley Graduate Scholarship* - U.S. or Canadian graduate student enrolled in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources whose Master's thesis or Ph.D. dissertation focuses on wheat research                   

  • Jack F. Carter Plant Sciences Graduate Scholastic and Leadership Scholarship - full-time M.S. or Ph.D. who has completed two academic semesters in plant sciences and has demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities in department, college, university and community activities

  • Gustav N. Geiszler Memorial Scholarship - interest in weed science

  • John H. Longwell Jr. Memorial Scholarship - interest in plant breeding

  • Devin Miller Memorial Scholarship - interest in plant breeding

  • Eric Matthew Miller Memorial Scholarship - interest in plant breeding

  • Monsanto Graduate Student Scholarship - studying weed science

  • Charles and Linda Moses Presidential Graduate Fellowship - graduate student who is entering second full year in program; 3.25 GPA; interest in plant sciences research

  • John D. Nalewaja Graduate Scholarship - studying weed science

  • Luwbia Aranda Rocha Memorial Scholarship - graduate student with degree from University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez

  • Glenn L. Smith International Graduate Fellowship

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

 

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 Range Science

  • Frank Bain Graduate Scholarship* - graduate student

  • Roy Erickson Herbarium Scholarship - interest in herbarium activities

  • Adrian C. Fox Scholarship - graduate student pursuing study of natural resource conservation

  • Matt Kirby Memorial Scholarship - sophomore, junior or senior; GPA 2.5 or higher

  • Northern Great Plains Society of Range Management Scharpe Memorial Scholarship - undergraduate

  • B.O. "Chub" and Mabel Orton Scholarship* - undergraduate majoring in range science or animal science

  • A.D. Stoesz Scholarship* - junior or senior majoring in range management or horticulture and forestry

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

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 Soil Science

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship

  • Clarence and Cora Engberg Scholarship - undergraduate or graduate student

  • Roy A. Erickson Scholarship - undergraduate or graduate student

  • Ben Hoag Memorial Scholarship

  • Charles Kellogg Scholarship* - undergraduate majoring in soil science or physical/earth science of the natural resources management (NRM) program or a graduate student majoring in soil science or a soil-related program in NRM

  • Bud and Betty Lannoye Conservation Scholarship - junior or senior; resident of North Dakota

  • North Dakota Agricultural Association Scholarship* (Berglund, Dietrich, Kenna, Rongen)

  • North Dakota Grain Dealers Educational Foundation Scholarship* - preference given to students planning careers in grain marketing industry

  • Enoch and Ruth Norum Scholarship

  • Raymond V. Olson Scholarship - junior or senior, native of North Dakota

  • Hollis Omodt Scholarship

  • Leonard and Donna Richards Agriculture Scholarship* - sophomore or junior studying a field of agriculture relevant to sugarbeet production

  • Harry and Lillie Seidel Agriculture Scholarship* - sophomore, junior or senior with cumulative GPA 2.5 to 3.25; majoring in crop and weed sciences or soil science

  • Michael D. Sweeney Scholarship

  • Mabeye Sylla Memorial Scholarship

An asterisk (*) following the name of the scholarship indicates this scholarship is available to students in more than one department, academic program and/or college.

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 Veterinary and Microbiological Sciences

  • Frank Bain Graduate Student Scholarship

  • Brent Bartsch DVM Scholarship

  • Biotechnology Scholarship

  • Sidney Bjornson Memorial Scholarship - veterinary science

  • Howard Casper Memorial Scholarship

  • John and Elma Doubly Scholarship - microbiology major

  • Faculty Award for Excellence in Microbiology - graduating senior in microbiology with highest GPA

  • Vernon E. and Orlee R. Howell Scholarship - veterinary science; resident of North Dakota

  • Agnes A. Kongslie Veterinary Science Scholarship

  • Axel O. Kongslie Veterinary Science Scholarship

  • Peter Molitor Scholarship - veterinary science

  • Gertrude Ostby Memorial Scholarship - preference given to junior or senior women pursuing a career in veterinary science

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 Education and career opportunities centered on science, technology, business and people

The College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources at North Dakota State University is proud of the educational opportunities and financial support it provides to students. The College offers academic programs leading to a wide range of career choices, enrolling students from both urban and rural areas who are preparing for careers in such diverse areas as food safety, equine studies, biotechnology, industry, business, sales, marketing, finance, natural resources management, research, government, international trade, law and communications. Career opportunities are excellent. The annual demand for agriculture graduates exceeds the number of graduates, with the greatest opportunities in scientific and business specialities.

In the NDSU College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources, you will learn technical and professional skills in the context of a broad university education. You will receive individual attention from faculty members committed to teaching and advising. Through industry internships, you will have the opportunity to apply classroom learning to actual job situations. And you will prepare for a career in the largest U.S. industry: agriculture.

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Academic Programs

Most programs offer both majors and minors and permit you to specialize in science, business or production.

Agribusiness*
Agribusiness and Applied Economics**
Agricultural Economics*
Agricultural Systems Management*
Animal Sciences
Biotechnology*
Cellular and Molecular Biology**
Cereal Science**
Crop and Weed Sciences*
Economics*
Entomology**
Equine Studies*
Food Safety
Food Science*
General Agriculture*
Genomics**
Horticulture
International Agribusiness**
Microbiology
Molecular Pathogenesis**
Natural Resources Management
Plant Pathology**
Plant Sciences**
Range Science
Pre-Veterinary Medicine*
Soil Science
Sports and Urban Turfgrass Management*
Veterinary Technology*

*undergraduate programs only
**graduate programs only

More information about each program can be found under our Academic Programs feature.

 

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NDSU is an equal opportunity institution.