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Learner Geometry Scholarship

Eligibility

  • Pursuing a mathematics degree
  • High school senior, undergraduate student, or graduate student
  • Current U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident

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You can apply for this scholarship on the Bold.org scholarship platform. Simply set up a free account and submit your application for the Learner Geometry Scholarship.

Learner Calculus Scholarship

Eligibility

  • Studying in the STEM field
  • High school senior, undergraduate student, or graduate student
  • Current U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident

More Details

You can apply for this scholarship on the Bold.org scholarship platform. Simply set up a free account and submit your application for the Learner Calculus Scholarship, along with a short essay addressing the following prompt:

Why do you think calculus is important in the STEM field?

Changing the World Scholarship

Eligibility

  • Be an undergraduate student pursuing a STEM degree
  • Be at least 17 years of age
  • Be a permanent resident or citizen of one of the 50 states

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In an essay of 500 words or less, please answer the following question as clearly and creatively as possible:

As a STEM major, how do you think your career path will help make the world a better place?

DoorLoop First-generation Students in STEM Scholarship

Eligibility

  • Must be a first-generation college student in the United States

  • Must be a student currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate degree program in the United States, majoring in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics.

  • Must be 18 or older at the time of submission.

  • Must be in good academic standing with your institution.

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To apply for the scholarship, you may submit one of the following:

  • Written essay (750-1000 words)

  • Video essay (4-5 minutes)

Essay Prompt:

At DoorLoop, one of our biggest mottos is to “Think Out Loud.” It’s important to us to encourage and celebrate original ideas, individuality, and innovation, both in our team and our members. We celebrate unique backgrounds and perspectives in all areas of our company.

  • As a first-generation college student, what does “Think Out Loud” mean to you?

DoorLoop Students in STEM scholarship

Eligibility

  • Must be a student currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate degree program in the United States, majoring in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics.

  • Must be 18 or older at the time of submission.

  • Must be in good academic standing with your institution.

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To apply for the scholarship, you may submit one of the following:

  • Written essay (750-1000 words)

  • Video essay (4-5 minutes)

Essay Prompt:

At DoorLoop, we have a shared set of company values embodied by everyone on our amazing team. We hold these values closely as we approach new projects and bring our ideas to life.

  • Do great things with great people

  • Focus on our people first

  • Lead with innovation

  • Create raving fans

Which one of the values outlined above most resonates with you, and how do you plan to incorporate it into your STEM studies and your career down the line?

Jay Holstine STEM Scholarship

Eligibility

  • Attend an accredited US-Based university
  • Possess an excellent academic record
  • Demonstrate economic need in the effort to complete their education in the STEM field

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Essay Requirements
  • 700-850 words in length.
  • Original, with no AI content.
  • Well written and descriptive.
Essay Topic

Please write reflecting on your personal experience with external scholarship programs, discussing the challenges you faced, the benefits you gained, and any suggestions you have for improving the application and selection process for future applicants.

CodeWizardsHQ Educational Scholarship

Eligibility

  • High school seniors and incoming college freshman
  • 3.5 or higher GPA
  • Priority to STEM program applicants
  • Open to US and Canadian residents

More Details

  • Proof of eligibility (proof of income, last year tax return / FAFSA) via one of the following:
    • If you receive a financial aid award letter from your school before the application deadline, attach a copy.
    • If you do not receive a financial aid award letter from your school before the application deadline, provide a list detailing is the cost of tuition, books, and other tuition-related expenses.
  • 1 Recommendation letter: A recommendation letter from a teacher or counselor, in regards to your background, character, and need.
  • Statement of purpose: Up to 600 words answering this prompt, “Beyond needing financial support, why do you deserve this scholarship?”
  • Curriculum Vitae: A summary of your experience and skills.
  • Unofficial transcript: A copy of your high school transcript.
  • Video (Optional): A short video, less than 2 minutes, about your need and how can this scholarship help you get ahead.

Eleven Scholarship

Eligibility

  • BIPOC
  • Undergraduate student or high school senior
  • Majoring in STEM

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Essay question:

To apply, tell us about a time when you faced a challenge, how it affected you, and what the experience taught you.

Blameless Reliability Scholarship

Eligibility

  • Residing in the United States and the District of Columbia
  • Are at least 17 years old at the date of application
  • Currently enrolled full time at an accredited 2-4 year technical/vocational college or university (see if your school qualifies here)
  • Or have applied to an accredited college or university and are in the last year of high school
  • Be majoring in a computer science, engineering, or other relevant STEM field
  • Have at least one full academic year remaining in their program

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Submit the following to community@blameless.com:

  • Your legal name and birth date
  • Your current GPA (via official or unofficial course transcript)
  • Proof of enrollment or acceptance in your college or university (this document can usually be obtained from your university’s student portal)
  • A 400-800 word essay with the subject “How Resilience Empowers” (learn more about the essay here) attached as a document or a Google docs link (make sure to update the sharing settings!)

Applicants will be contacted through the email they used to apply. Please monitor your inbox and ensure you’re able to receive replies.

American Nuclear Society Scholarships

Eligibility

Undergraduate and graduate scholarships are open to ANS student members enrolled in a course of study relating to a degree in nuclear science or nuclear engineering at an accredited university in the United States (or its territories).

ANS members from established international student sections are also eligible to apply for ANS undergraduate scholarships (Sophomore, Junior and Senior only).

Incoming freshmen scholarships are open to graduating high-school seniors who have enrolled full-time in college courses pursuing science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) with an interest in working in nuclear science and technology. Recipients of the Incoming Freshman scholarships are required to join ANS prior to the distribution of funds.

All applications, except those for incoming freshmen, must be sponsored by an academic/faculty advisor (preferably from an ANS Student Section or Alpha Nu Sigma Chapter).