Support for talented students

Clark School ScholarshipsCEE Awards

Through the generosity of alumni, industry partners, and friends, CEE offers scholarships to talented undergraduate engineering students with U.S. citizenship. The competitive scholarships are awarded based on merit, need, and a variety of other factors.

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To learn more about scholarship programs and application requirements, contact Dimitrios Goulias or Al Santos

Awarded to an undergraduate with financial need who is working to pay for school.

Awarded to one or more juniors or seniors based on merit and interest in environmental engineering, water resources and sewer engineering, or hydrology.

Awarded to one undergraduate.

Awarded to a senior with a GPA above 3.0 based on merit and financial need. Extracurriculars and leadership may also be considered. 

Awarded to an undergraduate on the basis of a spirit of enterprise, character, and ethics.

 

Awarded to one or more juniors or seniors with the potential for higher-level academic accomplishment.

Awarded to one or more seniors or graduate students based on academic merit, financial need, and interest in construction.

Awarded to up to four undergraduates based on academic merit, financial need, and interest in construction.

 

Awarded to an undergraduate based on academic merit, financial need, and interest in construction.

 

Awarded to a junior or senior based on academic merit, with financial need also taken into account. Preference will be given to Maryland residents.

Awarded to a junior based on academic merit, financial need, and residence in Maryland, preferably Anne Arundel County.

Awarded to one or more undergraduates based on financial need, Maryland residency, and interest in construction.

 

Awarded to a senior or graduate student based on academic merit, including exceptional performance over the past year, financial need, and interest in construction. Preference will be given to Maryland residents, particularly those livingin Anne Arundel County.

 

Awarded to a senior based on academic merit, financial need, interest in construction, and residency in Maryland, Virginia, or Washington, DC.

Awarded to a senior based on academic merit, financial need, interest in construction, and residency in Maryland, Virginia, or Washington, DC.

Awarded to a senior based on academic merit, and interest in construction, with preference given to residents of Maryland, Virginia, or Washington, D.C. Financial need will also be considered. 

Awarded to a junior or senior based on academic merit, financial need, and involvement in the American Society of Civil Engineers. 

Awarded to a senior based on academic merit, financial need, interest in construction or structural engineering, and residency in Maryland, Virginia, or Washington, DC.

Awarded to a junior or senior who is active in the American Society of Civil Engineers and has at least a 2.5 GPA.

Awarded to one or more juniors or seniors based on academic merit, financial need, and interest in construction or structural engineering.

Awarded to one or more undergraduates with Maryland residency who have financial need and a GPA over 2.8. 

Awarded to one or more undergraduates with an interest, preferably, in a career in construction. 

Awarded to one or more undergraduates based on academic merit, financial need, and interest in construction.

Awarded to a junior with finanical need who has been a Maryland resident for over five years and has a GPA over 2.8. 

Awarded to a junior with finanical need who has been a Maryland resident for over five years and has a GPA over 2.8. 

Awarded to a junior with finanical need who has been a Maryland resident for over five years and has a GPA over 2.8. 

Awarded to a junior with finanical need who has been a Maryland resident for over five years and has a GPA over 2.8. 

Awarded to one or more undergraduates based on academic merit, with preference given to residents of Washington County, Maryland.

Awarded to one senior and one junior with a GPA of at least 3.2 based on merit and leadership. Financial need will also be considered. The junior may extend the award another year if they maintain at least a 3.2 GPA.

Awarded to one or more undergraduates based on academic merit and financial need, with preference given to those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Awarded to one or more undergraduates.

Awarded to one or more undergraduates based on academic merit and financial need, with preference given to those with an interest in a career in construction.

Awarded to three, four, or five juniors each year based on academic merit and interest in construction.  The award is ongoing for up to four years.


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