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Indiana Scholarships


  • Ball State University – The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid offers a variety of services and programs designed to help you find ways to meet the costs of education.
  • Charles A. Holt Indiana Wildlife Federation Endowment Scholarship – A $1000 scholarship will be awarded to an Indiana resident accepted for the study or already enrolled for the study of resource conservation or environmental education at the undergraduate level.
  • The Community Foundation of Boone County – Administers 35+ scholarships. These scholarships are available to qualified students (primarily Boone County students).
  • The Farmer’s Exchange – Sponsors a scholarship award for an outstanding junior studying agricultural communication at Purdue University. The award consists of $500 and an individual plaque. In addition, the recipient’s name will be added to a permanent plaque displayed in the Agricultural Administration Building on the Purdue University campus.
  • Farm World – Recognizes a freshman or sophomore in the agricultural communication program interested in the agricultural-related journalism profession.
  • Floyd E. and Nellie P. Elliott Scholarships – For Purdue College of Ag students who are seeking financial aid.
  • Indiana 4-H Foundation – Providing Indiana 4-H members scholarship opportunities for their college education.
  • Indiana Association of Educational Office Professionals -  Scholarships in the amount of $500.00 are awarded.  These scholarships are awarded in the memory of Past President Elizabeth T. Jones.  IAEOP scholarships are designed to assist business education students who wish to continue their education in office-related careers.  The applicant must have made application for post-high school training at a two or four year college, university, business college or school of vocational/technical education.
  • Indiana Beef Association – This scholarship program was established to encourage young people to find a way to fit cattle into their careers. Two $500 scholarships will be awarded to students who are already in college and two $500 scholarships will be given to two seniors in high school annually, sponsored by IJBCA and IBCA.
  • Indiana Broadcasters Foundation Scholarship – Must be majoring in broadcasting, electronic media or journalism. Must maintain a 3.0 GPA and be a resident of Indiana. One-time award for full-time undergraduate study in Indiana.
  • Indiana Farm Bureau – Offering students a variety of scholarship opportunities to father their education in agriculture.
  • Indiana Foundation for Home Schooling – A multiple of scholarships available for home schooled students.
  • Indiana Soybean Association – Check with the ISA office about further information about scholarship opportunities.
  • Northern Indiana Community Foundation – Must be enrolled in a agricultural field of study.
  • Purdue College of Ag Scholarships – The Purdue College of Agriculture offers freshmen through seniors a variety of renewable scholarships through the college.
  • State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana (SSACI) – A list of multiple Indiana scholarship opportunities.