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Each year, Stone Lab awards scholarships to students with financial need. Anyone taking a for-credit class (and some workshops) is eligible to apply.

How Can I Apply?

WHEN DO I SUBMIT?: View deadlines below!

High School, Undergraduate, and graduate students:

• Complete the scholarship application.
• Obtain one completed recommendation forms at this link: go.osu.edu/slscholarshiprec

Individuals completing these forms should be non-relatives who can speak to your academic success and work ethic (examples may include a teacher, guidance counselor, etc.) Recommendation forms should include the author’s business email.

All high school students (whether or not they apply for a scholarship) must submit a completed recommendation form.

Students applying for both a scholarship and the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Fellowship Program need only submit one set of transcripts and recommendations.

Educators:

• Complete the scholarship application.

Additional Scholarship Opportunities

Ohio State’s School of Natural Resources (SENR) Scholarships

Stone Lab’s scholarship requirements differ from those of SENR. Visit the SENR website to explore additional financial opportunities.

Other Ohio State Scholarships

Please see the links below for other types of scholarships at Ohio State.

College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences Scholarships

Current and Campus Change Students

Graduate Scholarships

Transfer Student Scholarships

International Student Scholarships

Hardship Scholarships

If you are experiencing a hardship and need to request additional funds, you may reach out to Erin Monaco.

Ottawa County Scholarships

This is a full scholarship funded by a grant from the Ottawa County Community Foundation, an affiliate organization of the Toledo Community Foundation. Educators employed full-time to teach in an Ottawa County school (K-12) are eligible to apply.

Students currently enrolled in an Ottawa County high school and educators employed full-time to teach in an Ottawa County school (K-12) are eligible to apply.

To be considered for this scholarship, high school students must apply for a one-week, college-credit course, and educators must apply for college credit or workshop contact hours.