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Questions & Answers
A dependent child or grandchild of a full-time or retired
employee of Smithfield Foods, Inc. and its family of companies.
Right now, the application process is designed for students
starting in the Fall term only and the deadlines vary by school.
| School |
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Application deadline |
| Fayetteville State |
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March 1 |
| Iowa State |
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March 1 |
| Johnson & Wales |
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March 1 |
| Norfolk State |
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March 1 |
| Virginia Tech |
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March 11 |
| Virginia Union |
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March 11 |
| Wake Forest |
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March 1 |
There is no specific number of scholarships. Some of the schools will offer full scholarships to one or two students while others will give out partial scholarships and involve more students in the program.
The Foundation is not at all involved in the selection process. Decisions on awarding scholarships are made by the Financial Aid office at each school based on the financial and demonstrable need of the student(s).
No, you do not have to be accepted to apply for the scholarship, but you must be accepted to be awarded the scholarship.
Yes, hard copies are available through our university contacts. To learn more, click here.
No, you must apply to the university and fill out a separate Smithfield-Luter Foundation scholarship application.
No, there are no additional essays needed for the scholarship application and your transcript will be on file with your admissions application. However, some of the schools do require that students fill out the College Scholarship Search (CSS) PROFILE and/or the Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA) applications, due at the same time as the scholarship application. These materials are available online at www.collegeboard.com and www.fafsa.ed.gov or at your high school.
You may call the university contact after submitting your application to verify that it has been received. Allow some time for the application to arrive and be processed.
All scholarship winners will be notified either by mail or by e-mail.
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