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SCSE Scholarship Info
Applications for college-wide and engineering scholarships for the 2021-2022 academic year are now being accepted. Deadline to apply HAS BEEN EXTENDED to 11:59 p.m. on MARCH 23, 2021.
There are several groups of scholarships available to students enrolled in the Swenson College of Science and Engineering: campus-wide, college-wide, engineering and department scholarships. If you wish to apply for a scholarship specific to your major, please visit the department website.
College-Wide and Engineering Scholarships
College-wide and Engineering Scholarships are for students who will be full-time students for both fall and spring semesters, have enough credits to be considered a sophomore or above and in good academic standing. To be considered for a scholarship with financial need students must have a completed and submitted a FAFSA for the 2020-2021 academic year.
At the One Stop Website, there are two online applications. One for College-Wide Scholarships and one for Engineering Scholarships.
Engineering scholarships are only available to students who are enrolled in the following UMD engineering programs: Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Physics, Industrial or Mechanical Engineering.
College-wide scholarship applications are open to any undergraduate student enrolled full-time in the Swenson College of Science and Engineering.
- UMD William G. Emery Family Scholarship
For undergraduate students with a preference for students with a military connection - UMD Philemon and Baucis Scholarship
For undergraduates students, no financial need or academic merit preference. This scholarship is predicated on the "Pay it Forward Principal" and an essay is required to be considered for this scholarship.
- UMD Dr. Alan M. Johns Pre-Medical Scholarship
For undergraduate students whose career goal is to become a medical doctor
- UMD Dr. Ione Thompson Goodman Memorial
For undergraduate students with financial need and academic merit
- UMD Techne/R&D Systems Merit Scholarship in Life Sciences
For undergraduate students with financial need and academic merit
- UMD Elliott Scholarship for the Sciences
For international undergraduate or graduate students with financial need
- UMD Richard and Katharine Dumas Scholarship
For an undergraduate freshman with a preference for students who have graduated from a St. Paul Public High School and is awarded through the Office of Admissions.
Department Scholarships
Please contact the department directly. Department Scholarships are awarded by each department and application procedures vary. The application deadline extension does not necessarily apply to these scholarships.
Aerospace Studies: Air Force ROTC
Biology
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Computer Science
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Mathematics and Statistics
Physics and Astronomy
Campus-Wide Scholarships
Most Campus-wide scholarships are awarded directly through the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid. The application process includes admission acceptance to the University of Minnesota Duluth, enrollment at UMD and filing for federal student aid (FAFSA). Completion of this process will include you in the scholarship application pool. Some Campus-wide scholarships require additional application materials.
Please review the renewal requirements for both merit and admissions scholarships. For more information about scholarships for incoming UMD freshman and UMD current students please visit the One Stop Scholarship Page.
Other Awards
- Roy LaBounty Senior Design Project Entrepreneur Fund Request:$1,000 grants to promote entrepreneurship and business development initiatives for students. Applications will be accepted through March 20, 2020.
- Student Travel Requests to present research or accept awards are on hold until further notice so we've removed the application link.
More Information
For information on Swenson College of Science and Engineering scholarships contact Brian Hinderliter, Associate Dean for the Swenson College of Science and Engineering at bhinderl@d.umn.edu