Scholarship for United States

About

Scholarships are an excellent way to help reduce the costs of higher education. Similar to grants, they are considered a type of gift aid and are not required to be repaid. At UW-Madison, almost every department, school, and college offers scholarships for students based on academic information, extracurricular activities, and financial aid.

Overview

Scholarship type

Merit based

Number of scholarships to award

Multiple

Grant

Unknown

Scholarship coverage

tuition fee reduction

Description

Walter H. Ebling began a 33 year career at the Wisconsin crop and livestock reporting service and went on to be named agricultural statistician in charge of the Wisconsin office of the Federal Crop and Livestock Estimates Service. He developed a state system of data collection not provided for under the federal reporting program and pioneered issuance of farm statistic reference bulletins for all counties in Wisconsin.

He was also a Professor in the Agricultural Economics department on campus. Dr. Ebling established this scholarship in honor of his brother, Albert Adam Ebling, to recognize his life as a Wisconsin farmer.

Applicable programmes

Benefits

The benefits and monetary value of the scholarship are unknown.

Eligibility

Recipients for this FISC scholarship must have a minimum GPA of 2.0.

Scholarship requirements

Disciplines

Agriculture

Locations

United States

Nationality

American

Study experience required

High school

Age

Unknown

Application

Application deadline

01 Aug 2024

You can apply for scholarships as soon as you receive your NetID and password, which can be activated as soon as you receive the 10-digit campus ID on your submission confirmation letter from Admissions. Do not wait until you have been accepted to the University.

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Albert A. Ebling Memorial Scholarship (FISC)