SAE ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP
For over 130 years in Hoboken, New Jersey, Stevens Institute of Technology has educated leaders for a changing world. An independent, co-educational institution of higher education and research, Stevens specializes in engineering, computer science, the sciences, and the humanities to foster critical analysis and creativity. Stevens was the first college in the country to require freshman to have a personal computer. Classes at the park-like campus with magnificent views of New York City are small and the student/faculty ratio is 9:1. The student body consists of just over 1,700 undergraduates and an additional 2,000 graduate students from the United States and more than 30 foreign countries.
The engineering program, which leads to the Bachelor of Engineering degree, attracts 60% of the current student body. A key component of the Stevens program is the design spine - a sequence of design courses each semester that integrates all courses. Freshmen take core courses in mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science and humanities. As sophomores, students choose one of nine concentrations: Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Environmental, Management, Mechanical, Naval, and Information Systems. Dual and accelerated degree programs, including a combined bachelor's and master's degree, as well as various minors, are also available. All seniors are responsible for a 10-credit design project. High achieving undergraduates are considered for various engineering honor societies and the Stevens Scholars Program.
For more information, contact the Dean of Undergraduate Admissions at Stevens, (201) 216-5194.
Student Eligibility Requirements:
- High school senior accepted as an incoming freshman at this university.
- Intend to pursue a degree in any field of engineering.
- Citizen of the United States (not permanent resident) at the time of application.
- Selection will be based on high school grades and ACT or SAT scores.
Terms of Scholarship:
- Two scholarships will be awarded, each worth at least $6,000 over four years.
- Renewable for 3 additional years if criteria are met.
- This scholarship is not transferable to another university.
Application Deadline: December 15
How to Apply:
- Download the application and save it to your hard drive as a Word document.
- Complete the application. All applications must be typed (hand-written applications will be rejected).
- Email the completed application (in Word or .pdf format) along with any additional documentation required for each scholarship (e.g., SAT/ACT scores, letters of recommendation, etc.) to scholarships@sae.org.
- Submit copy of your official transcript to:
Email: scholarships@sae.org
Mail: SAE International
Scholarships & Loan Program
400 Commonwealth Drive
Warrendale, PA 15096
- All information must be submitted by December 15.
- Application for this scholarship does not constitute an application for admission to the university. The student is responsible for applying for admission to this university. If application to this university is not made before January 15, the scholarship application will be disqualified.
Selection and Announcement of Recipient:
- Recipient(s) will be selected and notified by this university.
- Results for the recipients of the SAE Scholarships Program will be posted online by the end of July.
Terms for Renewal of Scholarship:
- May be renewed directly through the university for three additional years if criteria are met.
- Must maintain a "B" average to continue this scholarship past the freshman year.
Additional questions can be directed to:
SAE Scholarships and Loans Program
400 Commonwealth Drive
Warrendale, PA 15096 USA
scholarships@sae.org
