University of Florida College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

CALS Scholarships

The University of Florida's College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) offers numerous scholarship opportunities funded by over 70 unique donor endowments. These awards support both undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees within CALS.

Award

Minimum $1,000

Deadline

Rolling / varies

Level

Both

Status

Rolling

Agricultural SciencesLife SciencesAgricultural Education and CommunicationAnimal SciencesDieteticsRenewable award

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Application effort
Low (recommendation letters)
Who can apply
Undergraduate and graduate students

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Who is eligible

  • Must be enrolled full-time in a degree-seeking program in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (12 credits for undergraduates, 9 credits for graduates)
  • Minimum 3.0 UF GPA
  • Open to incoming freshmen, transfer, and graduate students

What you'll need

  • Undergraduate evaluation criteria: scholastic achievements, honors/awards, extracurricular activities, and professional potential
  • Graduate evaluation criteria: scholastic achievements, leadership, teaching, scholarship in discipline, letters of recommendation, academic performance, and quality of research abstract
  • FAFSA submission is highly recommended to maximize scholarship matches

How to apply

  • Complete the FAFSA, if eligible, to showcase potential scholarship matches.
  • Log in to Scholarship Universe using GatorLink credentials.
  • Review and complete the application prompts.
  • Submit the application in Scholarship Universe by the deadline.

Sources & verification

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