College of Forestry Scholarships
Discover scholarship opportunities at Oregon State University that support motivated, diverse, and driven students. The College of Forestry offers an array of scholarships for both continuing and first-year students, including transfer students. These awards consider a blend of academic merit and financial need. For more details, visit the OSU Financial Aid & Scholarships page.
- Award Range: College of Forestry scholarships typically range from $1200 to $9000 per year.
- Eligibility: All new and current students (including transfer and post-baccalaureate students) admitted to OSU and currently enrolled in the College of Forestry are eligible to apply.
- Application process: Apply via OSU's scholarship portal, ScholarDollars.
- Acceptance and Gratitude: If you are offered a CoF scholarship, be sure to log into ScholarDollars to accept your award by the deadline and submit a Thank You letter to the donor.
- Late Offers: Even if you haven't received an email offer, funds are disbursed as they become available, so keep an eye out for late offers.
- Questions? Visit the Student Services Office for assistance.
Hardship Grants and Experiential Learning Funds
The College of Forestry has limited funding available to support students who are experiencing a financial barrier that prevents them from registering for classes and who would like to attend an educational event that supports their studies and career goals.
Emergency and Hardship Application
The College of Forestry has limited funds available to support undergraduate and graduate students who find themselves in an unexpected financial hardship. The CoF Hardship Grant is intended to support students during these difficult times, where there is a clear need, and the hardship is impacting learning or ability to register and make progress towards degree completion. Hardship Grants are intended to lower or eliminate account balances and remove registration holds.
College of Forestry Ecampus Persistence Grant Application
The Ecampus Persistence Grant is intended to support College of Forestry Ecampus students who are making satisfactory progress toward degree completion but whose student account balance is above the threshold limit of $500 and in danger of a registration hold being placed on their account.
Experiential Learning Funds
Funds are available for undergraduate and graduate students who would like to participate in domestic programs or activities that support their College of Forestry education, professional development or leadership experience. Types of activities that experiential learning funds can support include certain trainings, conferences, workshops, and seminars. Awards are made to help pay registration, travel and lodging expenses.