Tennessee FFA Foundation Scholarships
Scholarship Sponsored by Tennessee FFA Foundation
Overview
The Tennessee FFA Foundation administers nearly 30 scholarships to support students involved with FFA. Applicants submit a single annual application that is reviewed for every scholarship for which they meet eligibility criteria. This centralized approach reduces duplicate paperwork and streamlines consideration across multiple awards. Scholarships cover a range of recipient types, academic areas, and institutional affiliations.
Description: The foundation’s scholarship program consolidates multiple awards under one application, ensuring each eligible student is considered across available scholarships.
- Nearly 30 scholarships available through a single application.
- One submission per student covers all eligible awards.
- Scholarships target different education levels and affiliations.
Eligibility & Application Process
Eligibility requirements vary by scholarship and are determined by factors such as enrollment status, planned college, academic major, home county, or alumni chapter affiliations. Applicants must select the appropriate scholarship category on the application to ensure correct matching and review. The single-application model means students need only submit once to be considered for every scholarship they qualify for. Reviewers use the information provided on that application to determine eligibility for each distinct award.
Eligibility: Some scholarships target currently enrolled college students (including two Lineberry scholarships), while others are specific to graduating high school seniors and may be tied to college, major, county, or alumni chapter.
Application Timeline: The annual application period runs from January 1 to February 1.
- Select the correct scholarship category during application submission.
- One application covers multiple scholarship opportunities.
- Check each scholarship’s specific eligibility criteria before applying.
Scholarship Categories
Scholarships are grouped by recipient status, academic focus, geographic ties, and alumni connections to address diverse student needs. For students enrolled in college, two Lineberry scholarships are available. High school seniors can apply for scholarships associated with the college they plan to attend, their intended major, their home county, or their alumni chapter. Properly selecting the category on the application is important to ensure correct consideration.
Description: Categories include college-enrolled awards, college-specific awards, major-specific scholarships, county-based awards, and alumni chapter scholarships.
- College students: consider the Lineberry scholarships.
- Seniors: multiple options tied to college, major, county, or alumni chapter.
- Choose the category that best matches your status and plans.
Application Review & Award Details
Submitted applications are evaluated against the eligibility criteria for every scholarship for which the applicant qualifies. This allows a single application to be considered for multiple awards without additional submissions. Specific award amounts, selection criteria, and notification procedures vary by scholarship and are not listed here. Applicants should consult the Tennessee FFA Foundation or the application portal for award-specific details and recipient notification processes.
Description: The foundation’s review process matches application information to each scholarship’s eligibility requirements so applicants can be considered for all relevant awards.
- Applications are reviewed across all eligible scholarships automatically.
- Award amounts and notification procedures differ by scholarship.
- Refer to the foundation or application portal for detailed award information.