AlabamaAGC Foundation Scholarship
Offered by Alabama Associated General Contractors
About This Scholarship
Alabama AGC, the state chapter of the Associated General Contractors, runs a foundation scholarship aimed squarely at keeping construction talent in-state. The award is $1,000, and it goes to Alabama residents who are enrolled — or enrolling — in a construction-related program at a junior college, technical school, or university inside Alabama.
Unlike scholarships that lean entirely on GPA, Alabama AGC says it is looking for well-rounded students who pair academic performance with extracurricular involvement. The construction-related requirement is broad enough to cover building science and construction management majors at four-year schools as well as skilled-trades students at two-year technical colleges, which makes this one of the more flexible construction awards in the state.
Applications for the upcoming program are due November 30, with recipients notified and awards made in January. The online application lives directly on the Alabama AGC website, and a paper version is available for download.
Eligibility
- Alabama resident
- Enrolled or enrolling in a junior college, technical school, or university located in Alabama
- Pursuing a construction-related curriculum
- Strong academics plus extracurricular involvement are weighed in selection
How To Apply
- Complete the online application at alagc.org/scholarship-application/ (or download the paper application)
- Submit by the November 30 deadline
- Watch for notification — awards are made in January
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to attend a four-year university to win the AlabamaAGC Foundation Scholarship?
No. Students at Alabama junior colleges and technical schools qualify, as long as they are pursuing a construction-related curriculum.
How much is the AlabamaAGC Foundation Scholarship?
Each scholarship is $1,000, with winners notified and awards made in January.
Can out-of-state students studying in Alabama apply?
No. The program requires Alabama residency in addition to enrollment at an Alabama school.