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Scholarships for Electrical Engineering Majors

By majoring in electrical engineering, you are pursuing a career in which you design, develop, and test electrical equipment. When it comes to paying for school, you can also find major-specific scholarships to apply for. Here is a list of those for electrical engineering, along with some listed in adjacent majors.

Betty Weatherford, KQ6RE, Memorial Scholarship

One recipient, $1,000

The Details: This scholarship is for students entering the field of electrical or communications engineering. This scholarship is one of many aimed at ham radio enthusiasts; the official site has a large number of options available.

Website for more information and to apply.

VADM Jon L. Boyes Scholarship

One recipient, Awards up to $3,000

The Details: This $3,000 memorial scholarship honors Vice Admiral Jon Boyes. These are offered to Navy ROTC midshipmen majoring in electrical engineering who are at least 2nd-year college students and enrolled full-time as sophomores or juniors.

Website for more information and to apply.

Study.com Graduate Engineering Degree Scholarship

One recipient, $500

The Details: This scholarship is from Study.com is for graduate students studying engineering. Open to most types of engineering degrees.

Website for more information and to apply.

The ASCO Engineering Scholarship

Two recipients, $5,000

The Details: This scholarship is funded by Emerson and is for undergraduate and graduate students in manufacturing and processing engineering. This is a merit-based program based on the candidate’s potential for leadership. Applicants must have completed their sophomore year in a bachelor’s program or be enrolled in a graduate program.

Website for more information and to apply.

Make sure to check out our scholarship section on CollegeRecon for more major-specific scholarships or scholarships for veterans, military spouses, and Gold Star Families.

 

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