Apply for a USEF High School Scholarship Today
Lexington, Ky. - Applications are now being accepted for a new scholarship available for current high school seniors who will be continuing their equestrian career during college. The USEF High School Scholarship will provide a $1,000 grant to one graduating high school senior who will be pursing equestrian sport, either through an equestrian-related degree or on an intercollegiate equestrian team. Applicants must be active members of USEF and submit an essay to the USEF office by July 1 that answers the following questions:
1) Explain how the sport of equestrian has helped you reach your goals so far.
2) Explain how you plan to continue your involvement in equestrian sport during college.
3) Explain your future career goals after college.
To apply, submit the High School Scholarship application: https://www.usef.org/documents/HighSchoolAthlete/HighSchoolScholarship_Application.pdf.
Please email [email protected] for more information about this scholarship.
A note from the USEA: We actively encourage college students to stay involved in eventing, and in our support, we offer College/University listings with eventing programs on our website (click here) and a discounted collegiate membership for students who attend schools that are registered as USEA affiliates (learn more).
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