Recipients of this scholarship must be upperclassmen with majors in the School of Agriculture and Natural Resources.  Students majoring in Agricultural Education will receive first consideration for award.  Recipients must have a record of consistent academic achievement along with recommendations from the faculty of the School of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

This scholarship is awarded to students majoring in an agriculture-related field or in Family and Consumer Sciences.  Students with agricultural majors in animal science will receive preference, and all recipients must maintain a strong academic standing.

This scholarship is awarded to students majoring in an agriculture-related field or in Family and Consumer Sciences.  Students with agricultural majors in animal science will receive preference, and all recipients must maintain a strong academic standing.

Preference in awarding this scholarship is given to non-traditional students or dependents of ABAC employees who do not receive financial aid, with recommendations made by the Baldwin Woman’s Club at ABAC.  Recipients must have completed one academic term at ABAC and also have maintained good academic standing.

This scholarship is awarded to honor Barbara Bishop Morgan, a former member of the ABAC faculty.  Recipients are selected based upon recommendations from the faculty of the School of Human Sciences, with preference to students enrolled in the education program who are not receiving the HOPE Scholarship.

Awarded to an entering freshmen or rising sophomore with a declared major in nursing who has a solid academic record, preference will be given to students with financial need when determining recipients of this scholarship.

This scholarship is awarded to a rising sophomore majoring in Ornamental Horticulture Technology who possesses a strong academic record.  Recipients must have attended ABAC during their entire previous year of study, and have been actively involved in the Horticulture Club.  Interest in and involvement with campus beautification projects as certified by the ABAC Horticulture faculty will be another consideration for award.

Recipients of this scholarship show potential for success in their chosen major and have financial need.