Scout Badge Requirements

Tenderfoot Requirements

Second Class Requirements

First Class Requirements

Star Scout Requirements

Life Scout Requirements

Eagle Scout Badge

Eagle Scout Requirements

Eagle Scout Project

Eagle Palms

American Business

Climbing

American Cultures

Coin Collecting

American Heritage

Collections

American Labor

Communication

Animal Science

Composite Materials

Animation

Cooking

Archaeology

Crime Prevention

Archery

Cycling*

Architecture

Dentistry

Art

Digital Technology

Astronomy

Disabilities Awareness

Athletics

Dog Care

Automative Maintenance

Drafting

Aviation

Electricity

Backpacking

Electronics

Basketry

Emergency Preparedness*

Bird Study

Energy

Bugling

Engineering

Camping

Entrepreneurship

Canoeing

Environmental Science*

Chemistry

Family Life

Chess

Farm Mechanics

Citizenship in the Community

Fingerprinting

Citizenship in the Nation

Fire Safety

Citizenship in the World

First Aid

Fish and Wildlife Management

Metalwork

Fishing

Mining in Society

Fly Fishing

Model Design and Building

Forestry

Motorboating

Game Design

Movie Making

Gardening

Music

Genealogy

Nature

Geocaching

Nuclear Science

Geology

Oceanography

Golf

Orienteering

Graphic Arts

Painting

Hiking*

Personal Fitness

Home Repairs

Personal Management

Horsemanship

Pets

Indian Lore

Photography

Insect Study

Pioneering

Inventing

Plant Science

Journalism

Plumbing

Kayaking

Pottery

Landscape Architecture

Programming

Law

Public Health

Leatherworking

Public Speaking

Lifesaving*

Pulp and Paper

Mammal Study

Radio

Medicine

Railroading

The Merits of Scouting

Reading

Theater

Reptile and Amphibian Study

Traffic Study

Rifle Shooting

Truck Transportation

Robotics

Veterinary Medicine

Rowing

Water Sports

Safety

Weather

Salesmanship

Welding

Scholarship

Whitewater

Scouting Heritage

Wilderness Survival

Scuba Diving

Wood Carving

Sculpture

Woodwork

Search and Rescue

 

Shotgun Shooting

 

Signs, Signals, and Codes

 

Skating

 

Small-Boat Sailing

 

Snow Sports

 

Soil and Water Conservation

 

Space Exploration

 

Sports

 

Stamp Collecting

 

Surveying

 

Sustainability*

 

Swimming*

 

Textile

 

Scout Badge
Tenderfoot Badge
Second Class Badge
First Class Scout Badge
Star Scout Badge
Life Scout Badge
Merit Badges

How to Get Requirements Signed Off

How to get Merit Badges

    First you must ask the Advancement Coordinator for a blue card. You can do this by emailing or physically speaking. Once you receive the blue card, it will give your Counselors name, phone number, and where he or she lives. You first must call your counselor using proper communication, and appropriate language, saying you are starting. Then once you are finished, you call them again and schedule an appointment to meet with them on a date that works for both. Once you complete the badge, they will hand you a part of your blue card back, and it is your responsibility to hand that to the Scout Master.

Bold and Italics means Eagle Required

Eagle Merit Badges followed by a star mean you have an option between each with the same color

For Eagle, you must have at least 21 Merit Badges. including all the Eagle Required.