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WLCA Professional Landscape Scholarship Fund, Inc.

Preferred applicants should be:
1. A Wisconsin resident who intends to live and work in the State of Wisconsin after graduation.
2. A full-time student attending a college or technical school.
3. Enrolled in an accredited four-year degree program or two-year certificate program in horticulture or a landscape related area.

In addition, a candidate must have sucessfully completed at least one semester in a two-year academic program or one year in a four-year academic program. The scholarship must be used by the recipient for the specific purpose of pursuing or advancing their career in the landscape industry through education. Scholarships are paid directly to the college or technical school the recipient is attending for th the student's tuition and fees.

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