AACAAS Youth Scholarship Application

Applications due April 15, 2026.
For additional information or questions, contact Ronni Rena Brasher, Scholarship Chair.
Scholarship eligibility requirements:
1. Must have a parent (guardian) or grandparent who is an active AACAAS member or Life Member.
2. Must be enrolled or admitted to college prior to submitting the application.

Scholarship Application Form

Name

* Indicates required field

First *

Middle *

Last *

Name you go by if other than above *

Year of application *

Your current address *

Line 1

Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Country

Phone number *

Email *

Date of birth *

County of residence *

Name of parent(s) or guardians(s) *

First

Last

Address of parents or guardian *

Parent or guardian email and phone *

Name of parent or grandparent who is AACAAS Member or Life Member *

Parent or guardian AACAAS status *

Active Retired

List three references with name and address Reference name 1 *

First

Last

Reference 1 email address and phone *

Reference name 2 *

First

Last

Reference 2 email address and phone *

Reference name 3 *

First

Last

Reference 3 email address and phone *

I understand that I must be enrolled or admitted to college prior to submitting this application and that I must conduct myself in such a manner as to represent the AACAAS and make the entire AACAAS membership proud that I am the recipient of their scholarship. Please accept my text signature below. *

Date signed/submitted *

Part ll: Scholastic Achievement (40Points)

Classification at present:*
Examples: 1st quarter junior, 2nd semester freshman

Quarter/Semester *

Year *

Curriculum *

High School GPA *

High Scool GPA on a 4 point scale *

College GPA (most recent) *

College average GPA on a 4 point scale *

List your scholastic achievements beginning with most recent down through at least grade 10: examples: National Honor Society, Dean's List, etc. *

PART III: Leadership Roles (20 points)

List leadership roles beginning with the most recent down through at least grade 10: Example: 4-H Club President. *

PART IV: School Activities (20 points)

List school activities beginning with most recent down through at least grade 10: Examples: Key Club, Football team, Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity, etc. *

PART V: Community Activities (10 points)

List community activities beginning with most recent down through grade 10: *

PART VI: Essay (10 points)

Write an essay of no more than two typed, double-spaced pages summarizing your goals and ambitions, where you'll be going to college, what you plan to study in college, why you chose the curriculum, and why you think you deserve the AACAAS scholarship. You may want to include your work experience in this section.* *

Submit