Technology Scholarships

Those excelling in English are obviously going to apply to scholarships focused on writing, literature and essays but what about those students who are more left-brained? If you’re interested in the hows, the whys and the inner workings of everything, you should be applying to scholarships that will push these interests to the limit while helping you pay for school at the same time.

Technology is evolving every day and as such, so are the scholarship opportunities for students dedicated to the field. You may not know exactly what you’ll choose as your major quite yet but you are certain your classes will be filled with equations, formulas and brain-teasing exercises. You enjoy learning about history but are more excited in making it like Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Larry Page and Sergey Brin have. You don’t necessarily want to see your name in lights but you think you could design a brighter, more efficient bulb for those who enjoy the attention. You are excited not only about the release of the latest smartphones, video games and laptops but also about how they are able to work the way they do. If any of these descriptions sound like you, technology is surely in your future so why not make your first contribution by submitting an application for a technology scholarship or two?

Here are just a few of the many tech-centric scholarships in our database…but since you’re always interested in learning more, perform a scholarship search of your own.

Jim & Anna Hyonjoo Lint Scholarship
Application Deadlines: July 31, Annually
The Jim & Anna Hyonjoo Lint Scholarship is offered to help further the education and career development of scholars, especially in the areas of International Affairs, Counterintelligence and National Security. Workers in these fields and their children are encouraged to apply with the goal of improving national security and global understanding. Based upon availability, a minimum of one [...] More

Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation's University Scholarship & Research Grant
Application Deadlines: January 31, Annually
The Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation is pleased to announce its annual university scholarship, research grant and laptop grant program, aimed at encouraging deserving female students to pursue information technology and technical careers. This year's competition commences immediately and is open to women, of all ages, pursuing technology degrees and certifications at the college [...] More

Minnesota Space Grant Consortium
Application Deadlines: Varies
The Minnesota Space Grant Consortium scholarship program is available to U.S. Citizens who are full-time students registered at MnSGC Affiliate Member Institutions (listed below). Students majoring in science, mathematics, computer science, and engineering are eligible (Pre-Med is discouraged, but some Biology Majors may apply). Students may download forms from the website, but need to contact [...] More

Medical & Health Professions Scholarship
Application Deadlines: June 01, Annually
To be eligible for the Medical & Health Professions Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria: - Graduates of high schools within Shelby County (Ohio) or residents of any public school district within Shelby County pursuing a certificate or an associate, bachelor's, or master's degree in medical or health professions - Eligible persons may apply during any year of their [...] More

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