13 Computer Science Undergraduate scholarships at Arizona State University in United States
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Sign in to bookmark Portal App Scholarship information The Transfer to Interdisciplinary Natural & Mathematical Sciences (TraIN) scholarship project provides funding for transfer students in a
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Sign in to bookmark Portal App Scholarship information These scholarships are available to Arizona residents who will be majoring in Engineering (civil, electrical, mechanical, computer systems
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the first-of-its-kind, four-year leadership development program (with a two-year track for Transfer Students) that trains students from all majors to address these challenges. Students develop
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to pursue their undergraduate education at either ASU or the University of Arizona. This program is funded by the generosity of the Howard G. Buffett Foundation, whom understands the importance
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the Earned Admission program or current high school students. NOTE: Admitted ASU students are not eligible for the award. The award will cover fees associated with the credit eligibility and credit conversion
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to students who have participated in the livestock show or horse show. The Scholarship Program has awarded over $800,000. Amount: Varies Criteria Minimum GPA: 2.50 Must Demonstrate Need: No Residency: Resident
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: Engineering, Ira A. Fulton Schools of Field of study: Civil Engineering Additional criteria: • Enrolled in undergraduate program in Civil Engineering • Active in the ASU Air Force ROTC program OR a Veteran of
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Program. Participating in the Community Mentor Program is not a requirement to receiving the $1,000 scholarship. If students chose to participate in the Community Mentor Program, they will receive guidance
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to apply. This includes: High school seniors intending to pursue a degree in entrepreneurship or biology. All students currently enrolled in an entrepreneurship or biology program at an accredited college
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information in order to check eligibility for optimal recipients. This application is only available to current undergraduate students and incoming fall 2024 transfer students admitted to a degree program