Committed to the communities it serves, Corn Belt Power Cooperative partners with NCC to offer scholarship opportunities to students who reside in a county served by a cooperative in the Corn Belt Power system. Corn Belt Power is interested in maintaining a skilled and educated workforce to serve its members well into the future. Recipients may be either first or second year students, but are eligible for only one scholarship. Each scholarship will be split equally between the first two semesters of enrollment after receiving the scholarship. Scholarship proceeds will be used for tuition, fees, and books.

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Accepted as a full time student in Industrial & Commercial Wiring, Powerline, or Powerline Technology program.
• Reside in a county served by a member cooperative of Corn Belt Power.
• Achieve a high school grade point average of 2.5.
• Maintain 2.5 minimum grade point average; eligibility shall be reviewed each semester.
• Submit a letter of reference from a high school instructor, guidance counselor, current employer, or manager of a member electric cooperative, which should address the applicant’s potential for success in the program chosen at enrollment.