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What STEM scholarships are available for community college students?

I'm currently enrolled in community college and am focused on a STEM program. Does anyone know of specific scholarships that cater to students like me? I'm trying to find financial support options while I continue my studies.

5 months ago

Sure! There are multiple scholarships specifically designed for community college students studying STEM subjects. Here are some that might be of interest:

1. The Barry Goldwater Scholarship: This scholarship is for students who intend to pursue research careers in STEM fields. As a community college student, you can apply in your second year, provided that you plan to transfer to a four-year program.

2. The Siemens Technical Scholars Program: This program provides scholarships for students in STEM-associated degree programs at community colleges across America.

3. The Coca-Cola Community College Academic Team Program: While this isn't solely for STEM students, it's worth checking out as well! The program provides scholarships of different amounts, so you could be eligible even if your grades aren't the absolute top of the pack.

4. The National Science Foundation Scholarships in STEM (S-STEM) Program: This scholarship is made available through individual colleges, but if your community college has received this grant, you could qualify for a scholarship.

5. The ASHRAE Undergraduate Engineering Scholarships: These scholarships are aimed specifically at students pursuing a degree in engineering. There are several options and degrees of funding available, but they all require students to be studying in a pre-professional program directly leading to a recognized engineering degree.

Remember to check the specific eligibility requirements for each scholarship. Some require you to be in a specific year of study or to have certain minimum grades. Other factors can include your intended major, your financial need, your career goals, and even specific project or research interests. Good luck with your scholarship search!

5 months ago

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