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Resource: Engineering Scholarships

American MoneyScholarships that target students interested in engineering provide an excellent way to help pay for the rising costs of higher education. Since engineering scholarships are plentiful and come from a variety of sources, such as corporations, non-profits, foundations, institutions, and governmental bodies, future engineers have a host of opportunities available to them.

Below is a list of the engineering scholarships we’ve found for high schoolers, as well as collections that other websites have compiled. (NOTE: Links go directly to scholarship pages.) Unless otherwise noted, the scholarships are related directly to engineering. You can use the navigational links below to jump to individual sections.

You can also find an additional scholarship list for undergraduate and graduate students here.

ASEE | Collections | Companies | Government | Non-Profits | Universities

Administered by the American Society for Engineering Education

Collections and Lists

Companies and Corporations

  • AES ENGINEERING – $500 scholarship, high school seniors and higher.
  • BMWRenewable $1,500 scholarship.
  • CATERPILLAR – “Engineers for Tomorrow” scholarship program.
  • GENERAL MOTORS – Scholarships, for minority groups especially.
  • INTEL – Science Talent Search competition, $7,5000 – $100,000 college money for winners.
  • NORTHROP GRUMMAN – Engineering scholars program, $2,500 per yer for four years.
  • RAYTHEON – Scholarships.
  • XEROX – Minority group scholarships, undergrads, $1,000 – $10,000.
  • YANMAR AMERICA CORPORATION – Renewable $1,000 scholarship; partnership with SAE.

Government

Non-Profit Organizations and Societies

Universities and Colleges

The absence of a school on this list does not mean that it has no engineering scholarships. Some schools offer scholarships to students only after they have applied. Contact institutions or engineering departments directly to learn if aid is available and what policies are in place.

TIP: For links to lists that contain different types of scholarships, try using your internet browser’s Find function (ctrl+F in Firefox) and searching for the word “engineering.”

Know one that you don’t see here? See a broken link or error? Email us.

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