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Fred M. Young Sr./SAE Engineering Scholarship
Who should apply - Applicants must be incoming freshmen who are US citizens pursuing an engineering or related science degree through an ABET-accredited program with an interest in mobility (automotive, ground, or air). Applicants must have a minimum unweighted 3.75 grade point average.
About the donor - This scholarship was established by the Young Radiator Co. in memory of the company's founder, Fred M. Young Sr. who started the company in 1927 and saw it grow to become a major force in the field of heat transfer. He had a high regard for the value of engineering in terms of its contribution to the success of society and the future engineering workforce, which is supported through this scholarship.
Edward D. Hendrickson / SAE Engineering Scholarship
Who should apply - Applicants of this scholarship need to be residents of the U.S., pursuing an engineering or a related science degree through a program accredited by ABET, have a minimum grade point average of 3.0, and must be incoming juniors or seniors.
About the donor - In 1913, Magnus Hendrickson initiated his truck manufacturing company. Hendrickson’s company and his family became known for their input on trucking innovation. Some innovations by Hendrickson are still being used. Magnus Hendrickson’s son, Edward D. Hendrickson, joined him in 1920 after completing high school. Edward was genuinely devoted to the truck industry and was active in SAE. He published various papers on truck suspension systems at SAE and chaired local and national committees. This scholarship, established by Hendrickson International, honors the late Edward D. Hendrickson, an innovator in the commercial vehicle industry.
Donald and Barbara Mozley Scholarship (SAE International)
Who should apply - The Donald and Barbara Mozley Scholarship provides financial support to students pursuing an engineering or related science degree at an ABET-accredited college or university. This is only available to U.S. citizens. Applicants must outline participation in a STEM activity in or out of school OR outline involvement as a STEM mentor or volunteer and what was gained from the experience.
Additional documents include two letters of recommendation, a completed FAFSA form, and an essay outlining reasons for pursuing a career in engineering.
About the donor - Don Mozley is a well-known broadcast journalist. He worked in the field for 62 years, notably for CBS Radio and KCBS/74 in San Francisco. Don had a passion for cars, and he spent most of his career covering automotive history in his features, "California Driver" and "Don Mosley's Auto Test." He started the Donald and Barbara Mozley Scholarship for engineering students to commemorate his love for cars.
The scholarship amount will be paid directly into the account of the selected university in July or August. This amount can also be used for tuition or any other incidental school expenses.
SAE/Ford Partnership for Advanced Studies Scholarship
Who should apply - High school students from an academy in the Ford NGL network or a Powered by Ford STEAM Academy. Applicants must be US citizens and pursue a bachelor’s or associate degree in engineering or technology through an ABET-accredited program. Students planning to attend an accredited college or university in the United States are also eligible to apply.
About the donor - Established in 2007, this scholarship was developed by the Ford Motor Company Fund in collaboration with the SAE Foundation to ensure an adequate supply of well-trained engineers for the future. Students for this scholarship must have a GPA of 3.0 or better.
AMS Freshman Undergraduate Scholarship program
Who should apply - All high school students who are US citizens entering their freshman year of college and planning to pursue a degree in the atmospheric or related oceanic or hydrologic sciences. The American Meteorological Society encourages applications from minorities, disabled students, and women.
About the donor - The American Meteorological Society (AMS) administers various graduate and undergraduate scholarships and fellowships with the support of its corporations, government agencies nationwide, and members. The AMS encourages studies in atmospheric and related sciences. Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA, and submit a completed application form, an official high school transcript, and one letter of recommendation.
Astronaut Scholarship Foundation
Who should apply - Students pursuing a major in engineering, natural or applied sciences, or math, and who intend to do research or get an advanced degree after graduation are eligible to apply for the scholarship. They should also be U.S. citizens.
About the donor - The Astronaut Scholarship Foundation's mission is to aid the United States in maintaining its global leadership in technology and innovation. To that end, an applicant for the Astronaut Scholarship must be a citizen of the United States.
They must be enrolled in one of the participating universities in the scholarship program. The list of universities is present on the website. Scholarships are awarded to those in their junior and senior year of college studying technology, science, mathematics, or engineering to pursue research or advance their field upon completion of their final degree.
Richard L. Brooks Memorial Scholarship Essay Contest (The American Galvanizers Association)
Who should apply - Applicants can be part-time or full-time, graduate or undergraduate students enrolled at an accredited university or college only in North America. This contest is not for high school students. Students can be of any age. They can be enrolled in programs for structural engineering, civil engineering, material science, construction engineering, architecture, or any other related field.
About the donor - The American Galvanizers Association has developed an essay contest to assist future specifiers with their education costs. This essay contest is the “Galvanize the Future: A Richard L. Brooks Memorial Scholarship Essay Contest.” The essays should have a minimum of 1,000 and a maximum of 2,000 words. All essays should be in English. The scholarship amount will be paid directly to the concerned educational institution.
Structural Engineers Foundation (SEF) Scholarship Awards
Who should apply - Undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in structural engineering programs are the focus of these scholarships. Six scholarship categories are available. These include:
About the donor - The Structural Engineers Foundation, a non-profit charitable organization, is dedicated to one goal: advancing structural engineering. To attain this goal, the SEF has committed itself to funding and sponsoring scholarships, awards, lectures, research, and publications aimed at improving structural engineers and structural engineering. The foundation strongly believes that the future of structural engineering depends on today's students. It provides merit-based tuition scholarships to encourage graduate and undergraduate students enrolled in structural engineering programs.
ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers) Scholarships
Who should apply - Pre-engineering or undergraduate engineering students are welcome to apply. Also, students enrolled in a full-time educational institution pursuing a bachelor of science in engineering and studying courses considered essential for the HVAC/R profession can apply. Applicants should also have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or more.
About the donor - ASHRAE awards several scholarships to students studying engineering degrees that could lead to a career in the heating, air conditioning, ventilation, or refrigeration fields. To be eligible, students must have a GPA of at least 3.0 and be enrolled or plan to enroll in an accredited engineering program.
Some of the scholarships offered here include Willis H. Carrier Scholarships (two scholarships, $10,000 each, one year); Reuben Trane Scholarships (three scholarships, $10,000 each, $5,000 per year for two years); Charles E. Henck Scholarship ($5,000, one year); and the Henry Adams Scholarship ($3,000, one year).
1931E Scholarships (The University of Michigan)
Who should apply - The scholarship is open to freshmen in the College of Engineering. They must have a maximum of 25 credits earned at the university and a GPA of 3.5 or above. The applicant must be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident.
About the donor - The class of 1931E scholarships awards 5 to 8 scholarships each year. The award is based on several criteria: employment experience, community service, academic record, and school activities. It is selected by the ’31E scholarship committee. The committee consists of family members of 1931E classmates, university representatives, and alumni scholars.
Families, class members, friends, and former ’31E Scholars continue contributing to this endowed scholarship fund. Since the inception of this program, over 200 scholars have received more than $6 million in scholarship funding.
The International Amigo Scholarship (The University of New Mexico)
Who should apply - This scholarship is for international students. The scholarship enables them to pay the in-state tuition rate and living expenses. Upon admission to a University of New Mexico program, all students will be considered for the scholarship. Graduate students can be enrolled in programs such as MS in electrical engineering, MS in chemical engineering, MS in mechanical engineering, and more.
To be eligible for this scholarship, graduate students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0, while undergraduate students must have a GPA of 3.0 to 3.5. This scholarship is only for on-campus students, online programs are not eligible for this scholarship.
About the donor - The International Amigo Scholarship enables eligible international students to access a non-resident tuition waiver. This means the student will pay only the in-state tuition rate and living expenses. The Amigo Scholarship is a tuition-specific award and cannot be converted into a cash reward.
Connecticut Building Congress Scholarship Fund
Who should apply - Graduating Connecticut high school students entering college-level programs in construction-related engineering, architecture, construction management, planning, surveying, or other courses of study leading to master’s, bachelor’s, or associate degrees in the construction field.
About the donor - Formed in 1952, The Connecticut Building Congress (CBC) creates a forum for building professionals to connect, learn, and grow. It offers a scholarship fund for young people in Connecticut wishing to pursue a higher education related to the building industry. Only Connecticut residents can apply for this scholarship.
Applications will only be accepted from Connecticut resident students studying construction industry-related subjects in college, e.g. architecture, construction-related engineering, construction management, planning, drafting, etc.
The Alexander & Ethel Levens Mechanical Engineering Award (University of California, Berkeley)
Who should apply - Eligibility criteria require the applicant to be a lower-division undergraduate, demonstrating exceptional performance in engineering graphics, or an upper-division undergraduate demonstrating excellent performance in mechanical design. A minimum GPA of 3.5 will be required.
About the donor - Alexander Levens was a mechanical engineering faculty member at the University of California, Berkeley for 26 years. He is well-known for making the topic of engineering graphics exciting for his students. He was one of the first faculty to use television in class. He constantly upgraded his course materials using his creativity and passion for the subject. He has received the Western Electric Award from the American Society of Engineering Education for his contributions to engineering education.
In 1986, Levens established this scholarship for students excelling in his field.
Who should apply - This scholarship is for graduating seniors or former graduates of a private or public high school in Lincoln, Nebraska, attending a two or four-year university or college in Nebraska and pursuing full-time studies in construction trades (such as engineering, electrical, auto mechanics, plumbing, and construction management, among others), health care service, or agricultural occupations. Applicants must have maintained a high school GPA above 3.0 and demonstrate financial need. Recipients may continue receiving funding for up to four consecutive years if they meet the criteria listed above.
About the donor - This scholarship (one of Lincoln Community Foundation's scholarships) was established in 2018 after Norma Somerheiser’s death. Norma was born in Lincoln and graduated from Lincoln High School in 1952. She worked for the Lincoln Telephone Company for 42 years. She served as a trustee of the International Foundation of the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia and a board member of the Lincoln Chapter of AHSGR.
The Chicago Engineers' Foundation
Who should apply - Graduating senior students living in or going to high school within the city of Chicago who are accepted to engineering programs in accredited universities are eligible.
About the donor - The CEF (Chicago Engineers’ Foundation) encourages students of Chicago to pursue engineering by recognizing their talents through career development opportunities and financial awards to achieve their engineering career goals. For acceptance, students need to have a minimum GPA of 2.5.
William R. Kimel, P.E., Engineering Scholarship / NSPE (The National Society of Professional Engineers) Education Foundation
Who should apply - Undergraduate students who are residents of either Kansas or Missouri and enrolled as juniors in an ABET-accredited engineering program in a college or university in either Kansas or Missouri.
About the donor - This scholarship is funded by the NSPE Education Foundation. This foundation is committed to supporting the educational needs of engineering students. To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must be currently enrolled in good standing in a four-year ABET-accredited engineering program at a college or university in either Kansas or Missouri. They should be US citizens and must be enrolled in an ABET-accredited program.
The University of Rochester merit-based scholarships
Who should apply - First-year and transfer students demonstrating outstanding academic achievement and potential, regardless of financial circumstances, are eligible for merit scholarships.
About the donor - The University of Rochester awards several merit-based scholarships to transfer and first-year students who demonstrate potential and academic achievement. Undergraduate applicants admitted to the college are considered for these merit scholarships. These scholarships are awarded during admission and are renewed annually if satisfactory academic performance and full-time status are maintained. Examples of such scholarships include the Prince Street Scholarship, Simon Scholars Case Award, and Steven J. Harrison Scholarship.
Kanders Churchill Scholarship (University of Cambridge)
Who should apply - Applicants with a bachelor's degree in engineering, science, or mathematics, and want to apply for a master's in public policy program at the University of Cambridge, based at Churchill College.
About the donor - The Kanders Churchill Scholarship was created to address the growing divide between science and science policy. This scholarship was launched by The Winston Churchill Foundation of the United States in 2017, for attendance at Churchill College, University of Cambridge. The program was set up at the request of Sir Winston Churchill.
First-Year Scholarships (St. Ambrose University)
Who should apply - First-year students starting at St. Ambrose University
About the donor - This scholarship applies to all undergraduate courses at St. Ambrose University. The admissions office calculates the award amount by using unweighted high school GPA and ACT/SAT scores. Students can be enrolled in programs such as a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering, computer science, industrial engineering, and more.
Students do not need to apply for any grants or scholarships. They are automatically eligible if they meet specific criteria. The scholarship will renew each year automatically (up to four years).
Students can receive grants and scholarships based on their grades, religion, athletics, and/or intended major. These scholarships are also available if the student's family does not have enough funds for college.
Global Scholarship (Kent State University)
Who should apply - Undergraduate international students who intend to attend Kent State University are eligible to receive this scholarship.
About the donor - Established in January 2018, this global scholarship by Kent State seeks to attract quality international students to its campuses. The scholarship is available to all incoming international undergraduate degree-seeking students admitted to Kent State. Current and graduate students and in-state resident students are not eligible for this scholarship.
Nuclear Engineering Division (NED) Scholarship
Who should apply - Current ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) student members enrolled in a nuclear engineering or mechanical engineering baccalaureate program. This scholarship is for study in the junior or senior year.
About the donor - This scholarship was established by a generous endowment to the ASME Foundation by the ASME Nuclear Engineering Division. The award winner will be selected based on scholastic ability, integrity, character, financial need, leadership, and potential contribution to the nuclear engineering profession.
B. Charles Tiney Memorial ASCE Student Chapter Scholarship
Who should apply - Students who are members of an ASCE Student Chapter and enrolled in an ABET-accredited civil engineering or related program. Application requirements include a completed application form, a statement by the applicant stating why he/she should receive the award specifying financial need, a detailed annual budget, an official transcript, a current resume, and a minimum of two letters of recommendation.
About the donor - This scholarship was established by Mrs. Hazel M. Tiney in 1980 as a memorial to B. Charles Tiney. This memorial fund provides tuition assistance to deserving and needy college students who are studying in the field of civil engineering.
ANS Undergraduate Scholarships
Who should apply - Juniors and senior students who have completed two or more years in a course of study leading to a degree in nuclear engineering, nuclear science, or a nuclear-related field.
About the donor - The (ANS) American Nuclear Society is an organization that is committed to advancing, fostering, and promoting the application and development of nuclear technologies and sciences for benefitting society. It offers various undergraduate scholarships. Some include the Operations and Power Division Scholarship, Angelo F. Bisesti Memorial Scholarship, Joseph R. Dietrich Memorial Scholarship, and Raymond DiSalvo Memorial Scholarship, among others.
Dan and Vicky Hancock Scholarship for Mechanical Engineering Excellence
Who should apply - US resident students. Preference will be given to students of Kettering University. Applicants must plan to take up a mechanical engineering degree through an ABET-accredited program. Eligibility requirements include a GPA of 3.5 for high school students and a 3.0 GPA for upperclassmen. Additional requirements include an official high school or college transcript, a completed FAFSA form, two letters of recommendation, and an essay outlining career interests and financial needs.
About the donor - The Dan and Vicky Hancock Scholarship for Mechanical Engineering Excellence was established by Dan and Vicky Hancock. The scholarship provides financial support to students pursuing a degree in the field of mechanical engineering. Dan was a graduate of Kettering University. He worked at General Motors as Vice President of Global Strategic Alliances. A former SAE International President, Dan believed strongly in helping others. Dan was also elected to the National Academy of Engineering, one of the highest honors an engineer can receive. Since Dan graduated from Kettering University, preference is given to students of the same university.
Airgas - Terry Jarvis Memorial Scholarship
Who should apply - Undergraduate students pursuing a minimum four-year bachelor’s degree in welding engineering or welding engineering technology. Priority will be given to welding engineering students interested in pursuing a career with an industrial gas or welding equipment distributor.
About the donor - Since 1993, the AWS Foundation has awarded over 12,000 scholarships, totaling more than $15 million. This scholarship is named in memory of Terry Jarvis, who died at 39. He worked for Airgas South for 11 years. Airgas is an Air Liquide company and is the leading U.S. supplier of medical, industrial, and specialty gases. Terry was a well-respected associate dedicated to Airgas.
The American Nuclear Society Incoming Freshman Scholarship (American Nuclear Society)
Who should apply - The scholarship is open to graduating high school seniors who have enrolled full-time in college courses and are pursuing a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) degree interested in working in nuclear science and technology.
About the donor - The American Nuclear Society is committed to helping students in nuclear science and technology fields to build a better future through education. These scholarships are awarded to applicants who have personified the high standards set by the Society and since 1979, more than $7 million in scholarships have been distributed.
National Space Club and Foundation Keynote Scholarship
Who should apply - High school seniors, undergraduate students, or graduate students who are US citizens and have definite plans of pursuing a career in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, or mathematics) fields are eligible for this scholarship. Preference will be given to applicants with space-related interests.
About the donor - Founded in 1957, The National Space Club and Foundation is a non‐profit organization composed of representatives of government, industry, private individuals, and academia, seeking to promote the United States’ leadership in rocketry, space, astronautics, and related technologies.
Since 2013, the National Space Club and Foundation has offered the opportunity for a student to give the keynote address at the foundation's annual Goddard Memorial Dinner, one of the space industry's most prestigious gatherings.
AREMA Scholarship (AREMA Educational Foundation)
Amount - Generally under $2,500; depends on which scholarship the applicant qualifies for. It offers many scholarships, such as the CSX Scholarship worth $1,000 and the Canadian National Railway Company Scholarship amounting to $1,000.
Who should apply - Applicants to the scholarship must have an active interest in railway engineering, maintain a consistent GPA of 2.5, and be available for an interview by the AREMA scholarship committee. Students must have completed a minimum of one quarter or semester in an accredited engineering program.
About the donor - The AREMA educational foundation provides several scholarships to engineering students specializing in the railway industry. The application process is almost the same for all scholarships offered by the AREMA educational foundation. Although, there might be minor differences. Scholarship winners are determined by the scholarship review committee.
Society of Women Engineers Scholarship
Who should apply - Female students (incoming freshman through graduate students) pursuing an ABET-accredited program preparing for careers in engineering technology, computer science, and engineering.
About the donor - The Society of Women Engineers has given women engineers a unique place and voice within the engineering industry for over seven decades. Scholarships offered by the SWE are for supporting women and helping them pursue graduate or bachelor’s student programs.
In 2024, SWE awarded more than 328 scholarships, equivalent to more than $1,500,000. One scholarship worth noting is the Anne Maureen Whitney Barrow Memorial Scholarship, awarded only once every four years. This scholarship is worth $9,000 and can be renewed for up to five years.
The P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship
Who should apply - Women from other countries pursuing graduate study programs in the United States and Canada.
About the donor - The International Peace Scholarship Fund provides scholarships for a handful of women from other countries enrolled in graduate study in the United States and Canada. This award does not cover all academic or personal expenses. The scholarship is not limited to any specific field of study and international engineering students can utilize the funds. Residents of the United States or Canada are not eligible for this scholarship.
Charm Satree Memorial Scholarship
Who should apply - Current graduating seniors or former graduates from a high school in Nebraska who have maintained a 2.0 GPA and are planning to attend any qualified, nonprofit two- or four-year college or university. However, preference will be given to females who demonstrate leadership and participation in school or community activities. Preference will also be given to females pursuing a field of study in a traditionally male-dominated field such as engineering, carpentry, automotive or aviation technology, diesel or electrical technology, construction, HVAC, machinery, manufacturing, plumbing, robotics, or welding.
About the donor - Established in 2022, the Charm Satree Scholarship is offered by the Lincoln Community Foundation. Charm Satree was a pioneer in her field as a successful woman in male-dominated industries related to STEM fields. She was one of the first female industrial arts and construction teachers in the state of Nebraska. Charm also served as a consultant for Career and Technical Education at the Nebraska Department of Education and was passionate about removing barriers and supporting young women in nontraditional careers.
Who should apply - Women attending high school or a two-year or four-year college or university in the United States.
About the donor - the 1,000 Dreams Fund exists to provide greater access to educational opportunities so that all young women, especially those in most need, may fully realize their potential. This scholarship offers one-time educational assistance for currently enrolled high school or college-aged women throughout the United States.
The Faculty for the Future program (The Schlumberger Foundation)
Who should apply - Women from emerging and developing countries pursuing PhD or post-doctoral research in (STEM) science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields at leading universities worldwide. Candidates should have been admitted to, have applied to, or be currently enrolled in a university abroad when submitting their grant application. They should also prove their commitment to return to their home countries upon completion of their studies to contribute to their home regions' social, technological, and economic advancement by strengthening the STEM research and teaching faculties.
About the donor - The Schlumberger Foundation, a non-profit organization supporting science and technology education, launched the Faculty for the Future program in 2004. It awards fellowships to women from developing and emerging countries.
This program aims to accelerate gender equality in STEM education. It wants more women to pursue scientific careers.
International Fellowships / AAUW
Who should apply - These scholarships are available only for women in all fields of study. Applicants for this scholarship must have a bachelor’s degree or the equivalent.
About the donor - The American Association of University Women offers International Fellowships for those wishing to pursue a master’s or a doctorate in the US. Priority is given to women who demonstrate a commitment to advancing women and girls.
This fellowship is not for online or distance-learning programs or degrees heavily dependent on distance-learning components.
Selected Professions Fellowships / AAUW
Who should apply - Women pursuing full-time study in a master’s or professional degree program in which women are underrepresented, including STEM, law, business, and medicine. Applicants for this scholarship must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
About the donor - Being one of the largest scholarship programs for women in the world, the AAUW has awarded over $146 million in fellowships and grants to more than 14,000 scholars and organizations. These Selected Professions Fellowships were established in 1970 by the Max C. Fleischmann Foundation. They initially focused on opening doors for women in male-dominated fields such as law and medicine. However, the focus then expanded over time to include science and technology.
Who should apply - Students pursuing careers in transportation through graduate and undergraduate programs are the focus of this scholarship. The six different scholarship options have different eligibility requirements. These are as follows:
About the donor - WTS is an international organization dedicated to shaping the future of transportation for the public good through the global advancement of women. Founded in 2009, the WTS Foundation awards scholarships to candidates pursuing careers in transportation through graduate and undergraduate programs. Through the generosity of WTS supporters and members, this foundation has provided millions of dollars in scholarships to students throughout the transportation industry.
AIAA Lockheed Martin Marillyn Hewson Scholarship
Who should apply - Female applicants demonstrating financial need are eligible for this scholarship. Eligible high school seniors may apply if accepted into a university or college to pursue a degree in computer engineering, aerospace engineering, computer science, electrical and computer engineering, electrical engineering, mathematics, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, or physics.
About the donor - This scholarship is offered by the AIAA Foundation. To help support future aerospace professionals, this foundation provides scholarships and graduate awards annually to undergraduate and graduate students in science or engineering programs. In the past 20 years, the foundation has provided more than 1,300 scholarships and graduate awards to students at more than 150 colleges and universities worldwide.
AMS Scholarship for Underserved Communities
Who should apply - Minority students (especially Hispanic, Native American, and Black/African American students) planning to pursue careers in the atmospheric or related oceanic and hydrologic sciences. Marine Biology program students are not eligible.
About the donor - The American Meteorological Society (AMS) administers various graduate and undergraduate scholarships and fellowships with the support of its corporations, government agencies nationwide, and members. It encourages studies in atmospheric and related sciences. Applicants for this scholarship must have a 3.0 GPA, and submit a completed application form, an official high school transcript, and one letter of recommendation. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or hold permanent resident status.
Who should apply - Students of Hispanic heritage (High school seniors, Undergraduate students, Community college students transferring to 4-year universities, or graduate Students). All graduate fields and majors will be accepted, but the emphasis will be placed on STEM majors.
About the donor - The Hispanic Scholarship Fund was founded in 1975 to provide Latino families with the resources and knowledge needed to complete higher education. It also provides support services and scholarships to as many exceptional Hispanic-American students as possible. High school students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 for this scholarship, while undergraduate and graduate students must have a minimum GPA of 2.5.
The Aga Khan Foundation International Scholarship
Who should apply - Students from select developing countries are awarded this scholarship and have no other means of financing their studies.
About the donor - The Aga Khan Foundation provides a limited number of scholarships each year for master’s and postgraduate studies to outstanding students from select developing countries. Students from all fields of study can apply, though preference is given to master's students.
Applications will be accepted from nationals of the following countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Canada, Egypt, France, India, Kenya, Kyrgyz Republic, Madagascar, Mozambique, Pakistan, Portugal, Syria, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Uganda and the USA. In Canada, France, Portugal, and the USA, applications are accepted from those originally from one of the above developing countries, are interested in development-related studies, and have no other means of financing their education.
Banatao Family Filipino American Education Fund / Asian Pacific Fund
Who should apply - Incoming freshmen students (of at least 50 percent Filipino heritage) enrolled full-time at an accredited four-year university or college majoring in engineering, computer science, mathematics, environmental, or physical science. Those pursuing health careers are not eligible. Applicants must be residents of California.
About the donor - Administered by the Asian Pacific Fund (whose mission is to strengthen the Asian and Pacific Islander community in the Bay Area), this scholarship is geared towards students who are of Filipino heritage enrolled at four-year universities or colleges.
Dr. Juan Andrade Jr. Scholarship for Young Hispanic Leaders / United States Hispanic Leadership Institute (USHLI)
Who should apply - Applicants who are already enrolled in or are accepted for enrollment as full-time undergraduate students in a 4-year or 2-year accredited institution in the US. At least one parent of the applicant must be of Hispanic ancestry.
About the donor - USHLI is a member of the Hispanic Association for Corporate Responsibility and the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda. To date, it has awarded over $1.6 million in internships and scholarships to students from disenfranchised groups. This scholarship has been established to recognize Hispanic students and assist them in pursuing education at accredited universities.
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