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HP Scholars Program

The HP Scholar Award is a scholarship opportunity for students interested in engineering. The total value of the four-year cash scholarship, HP Scholar Productivity Package and the three paid internships will exceed $40,000 per student. Scholarship awards are $12,000 ($3000 per year for four years) and are intended to help defray educational expenses. Upon acceptance into the program, each HP Scholar receives a Productivity Package which includes an HP laptop, printer, and PDA. The most valuable part of the HP Scholar experience is the internship opportunity. HP Scholars are eligible for three paid summer internships with HP at one of our US locations during the course of their undergraduate work.

The HP Scholar program offers scholarship opportunities to underrepresented minority (African American, Latino, or American Indian) students who will pursue a bachelor of science degree in computer science, computer engineering or electrical engineering at an HP Scholar partnership university. High school seniors and community college transfer that are preparing to attend one of our partnership universities are invited to apply for this scholarship prior to enrollment at the university.

Who can apply?

African American, Latino, and American Indian high school seniors or community college transfer students who will be attending one of the HP Scholar partnership universities (University of California, Los Angeles, North Carolina A&T, Morgan State University, or University of Washington) and will be majoring in computer science, computer engineering or electrical engineering. Please refer to the application form for specific information on the application process.

Mailing Address and Deadline Date
Mail completed applications to the appropriate school contact listed on the final page of the application.

For HP Scholar Applications, visit: http://www.hp.com/go/hpscholars