PRE-COLLEGE INITIATIVE
National Society of Black Engineers
It's never too
early to learn
››› african proverb
High School Scholarships, Fellowships, Grants and Awards NSBE Scholarships
- Save Our Kids Award Program
- Battelle Scholarship
- Golden Torch Awards Scholarship Program
- Leroy Callendar Award
- NROTC Scholarship
Scholarships from Various (non-NSBE) Sources - applications available on an annual basis
- Gates Millennium Scholarships (major)
- RushmoreDrive.Com High School Essay Contest
- Lucent Global Science Scholars Program
- Jacki Tuckfield Memorial Graduate Business
Scholarship - College Board Scholarship Search
- Siemens Westinghouse Competition
- Union Sponsored Scholarships and Aid
- Scholarship Gateways from Black Excel
- Scholarship &Financial Aid Help
- FAFSA On The Web
- Aid &Resources For Re-Entry Students
- ScienceNet Scholarship Listing
- Graduate Fellowships For Minorities Nationwide
- Baptist Scholarships
- The David and Dovetta Wilson Scholarship Fund
- Federal Scholarships & Aid Gateways
- INROADS
- International Students Scholarships & Aid Help
- Methodist Scholarships
- Scholarship Gateways from Black Excel
- STATE FARM INSURANCE Achievement Scholarships
Science/Engineering
College Scholarships
How to Apply for Scholarships
- Must be registered and a paid NSBE member
- Login to NOL
- Click on Scholarships and Competitions
- Click View Active Competitions
- The next screen will be all scholarships and competitions you are eligible to apply for
- Click on the scholarship or competition you are applying for
- Fill out application in its entirety and click Submit/Continue
- The final screen will say Successful. . . completion of application
For more information please contact pci@nsbe.org
Scholarships |
Application Deadline |
Save Our Kids |
TBD |
Golden Torch Award GTA Scholarship Program |
January 22, 2010 |
Leroy Callendar Award |
January 22, 2010 |
Battelle High School Scholarship 2010 |
January 22, 2010 |
NROTC Scholarship 2010 |
January 31, 2010 (for traditional schools) August 13, 2010 (for HBCUs) |
*Please note that all scholarship deadlines have now passed*
Save Our Kid
Save Our Kids is a National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Alumni Extension program benefiting the NSBE Jr. members of the Society. The purpose of this program is to promote and honor academic excellence and to promote technical awareness in these students by awarding trips to the 36th Annual NSBE National Convention in Toronto, Canada March 31 – April 4th, 2010. This award is wholly funded by the generous contributions of Alumni Extension members and supporters. Alumni support of this award is not only through donations, but through volunteering as mentors for students wishing assistance with their essays and career planning
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Golden Torch Award (GTA) Scholarship Program
The Golden Torch Awards (GTA) Scholarship Program is NSBE’s most prestigious award for pre-college students. It supports the NSBE mission by supporting the college bound dreams of pre-college students, who will continue the legacy of NSBE. The GTA was designed to celebrate the accomplishments of African-American engineers and other technical professionals. The GTA Scholarship Program honors high school students who exemplify leadership and excellence (academic, community service, etc). Students will be selected based on academic achievement, community service, and their educational and professional career goals.
Leroy Callendar Award
This award is named for Leroy Callendar, an architectural engineer who funded the endowment to begin the award program. The Leroy Callendar Award is presented to two outstanding high school students (one male/one female) who have demonstrated scholastic achievement. Winners will be recognized at the NSBE Annual Convention in Toronto, Canada in March 2010.
Battelle High School Scholarship 2010
Purpose:
- To support the Will of Gordon Battelle to enhance interest in science, technology, engineering and math.
- To promote Battelle’s commitment to diversity and outreach to underrepresented groups.
- To create national exposure for Battelle to potential recruits.
- To encourage and reward academic excellence.
- To provide a financial support mechanism for African-American high school students.
