Each year, Cargill contributes more than $18 million to support a variety of education programs around the world. Included in these programs are three scholarship opportunities for U.S. high-school students.

Cargill Community Scholarship Program 

Congratulations to the Class of 2010 recipients of this scholarship. 

Scholarship guidelines and application materials for the Class of 2011 will be posted here by November 20, 2010. Please check back.

Cargill Scholarship Program for Sons & Daughters – High-School Juniors 

Congratulations to the Class of 2010 recipients of this scholarship.

Notices to Class of 2011 students who have advanced in this competition will be sent by NMSC via mail in late fall 2010. 

This program requires that students take the PSAT in October of their junior year; your high school will have testing information in September. 

Class of 2012 entry information will be posted here by October 1, 2010. Please check back.

Cargill Scholarship Program for Sons & Daughters – High-School Seniors 

Congratulations to the Class of 2010 recipients of this scholarship.

Scholarship guidelines and application materials for the Class of 2011 will be posted here by November 20, 2010. Please check back.

Additional Scholarship Information 

• Children of Cargill employees in the U.S. may apply to both scholarship programs for children of employees, one as a junior, one as a senior.
• There are a limited number of scholarship programs offered by Cargill businesses that are promoted through selected colleges or universities; check with the college’s financial-aid office.
• Cargill does not have any graduate-level scholarships.
• For internship information, please visit Cargill Career Opportunities.
• Cargill employees interested in tuition reimbursement should contact Cargill Human Resources or HR Direct.
• Children outside of the United States, including employees’ children, may contact Cargill Human Resources in that country to learn if there are local scholarship programs.
• Each scholarship program is administered by a different nonprofit organization; Cargill staff do not evaluate applications or select recipients.
• The scholarship programs are each very competitive. Not all applicants will receive a scholarship.

Please hold questions on the 2010-2011 scholarship programs until after reviewing the guidelines, to be posted here in fall 2010.

Contact Cargill Scholarships if you have other scholarship-related questions.