Engineering Student Program Support - Incoming Freshman Applied Merit (old)
Engineering Student Program Support, students must meet the college’s requirements for incoming merit scholarships (automatic or invited) to receive this award. Only incoming freshmen entering in the fall semester who meet the criteria each year are considered for this award, and a submitted application is required to be considered for a scholarship.
- Award
- Varies
- Deadline
- 07/24/2023
- Supplemental Questions
- Students are able to make changes to saved/unsubmitted applications up to the February 8, 2024 deadline. There are typically two rounds of reviews. If your application is reviewed in round 1, any changes made after a decision is sent to you will not be taken into account.
Advanced Coursework
Please list any Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), or Dual Credit/Enrollment credits you have taken. If you have taken more than 10, please list any that are engineering-related and/or would count toward the basic program (i.e. English, Chemistry, Calculus, Physics)- A. Course 1
- B. Course 1 Grade
- C. Course 2
- D. Course 2 Grade
- E. Course 3
- F. Course 3 Grade
- G. Course 4
- H. Course 4 Grade
- I. Course 5
- J. Course 5 Grade
- K. Course 6
- L. Course 6 Grade
- M. Course 7
- N. Course 7 Grade
- O. Course 8
- P. Course 8 Grade
- Q. Course 9
- R. Course 9 Grade
- S. Course 10
- T. Course 10 Grade
- Essays
1. Describe an accomplishment you are proud of and explain any challenges you overcame during that experience. (500 word limit) - 2. As a future engineer, how would you like to "change the world" and what factors, including your life experiences and family background, have contributed to your outlook? (500 word limit)
- Students are able to make changes to saved/unsubmitted applications up to the February 8, 2024 deadline. There are typically two rounds of reviews. If your application is reviewed in round 1, any changes made after a decision is sent to you will not be taken into account.