Top engineering scholarships

The H. H. Harris Foundation was created for the purpose of providing scholarships to students in the metallurgical and casting of metals field. Applicants must submit two original letters of reference from individuals familiar with the applicant's experience and capabilities in metallurgy and/or metalcasting. All applications should be signed. Any unsigned applications or those that do not have two reference letters will not be accepted. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Jules Cohen Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to students who must have expressed an expressed interest in broadcast engineering or technology. Application deadlines are October 31 for the Spring semester and May 31 for the Fall semester. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Association of Federal Communications Consulting Engineers for more information.

The Viterbi Continuing Student Scholarships are available to continuing undergraduate students only. Applicants must be Engineering majors with good academic standing. Newly admitted undergraduate students starting at Viterbi in fall 2025 will be eligible to apply for continuing student scholarships in spring 2026 for the 2026-2027 academic year. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Clara Elizabeth Wilson and Winfred Sebastian Emmons Forestry Endowment Scholarship is open to students majoring in Forestry or Geographic Information Science. Applicants must be enrolled full-time in the quarter in which he or she intends to receive the scholarship.

The For A Bright Future Single Parent Household Scholarship gives preference to underrepresented and underprivileged exceptional students raised in a single-parent household or students who are single parents themselves and pursuing a degree in education, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics), and sustainability. Each year, For A Bright Future gives out scholarships based on assessments of need, excellence, community involvement, and their chosen academic institution. Applicants must be minority high school or college students who reside and study in the United States, are underprivileged, and have graduated from high school with the required minimum GPA. Applications will be accepted from all the United States and its territories. Students could apply for the Scholarship if they enrolled in any college in the United States. Students outside the United States and its territories are not eligible. International students who live and attend school in the United States may apply. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact For A Bright Future for more information.

The Clyde and Ruby Anthony Endowed Scholarship aims to support the students in the School of Forestry at Louisiana Tech University. Students must be enrolled full-time in the quarter in which they intend to receive the scholarship. Students must be majoring in Forestry or Geographic Information Science.

The For A Bright Future Veterans and Family Scholarship gives preference to military veterans and their families. The scholarship supports students pursuing a degree in education, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics), and sustainability. Each year, For A Bright Future gives out scholarships based on assessments of need, excellence, community involvement, and their chosen academic institution. Applicants must be minority high school or college students who reside and study in the United States, are underprivileged, and have graduated from high school with the required minimum GPA. Applications will be accepted from all the United States and its territories. Students could apply for the Scholarship if they enrolled in any college in the United States. Students outside the United States and its territories are not eligible. International students who live and attend school in the United States may apply. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact For A Bright Future for more information.

The Dan and Dave Metz Memorial Scholarship is available to students majoring in Forestry or Geographic Information Science. Students must be enrolled full-time in the quarter in which they intend to receive the scholarship.

Originating in 1991, this fund may support student recruitment and graduate student fellowships. Students must be accepted into an advanced course of study in Chemistry, and display academic talent and achievement as evidenced by prior grades; must complete the FAFSA and have financial need. This is renewable.