PG&E Better Together STEM Scholarship Program

• Scholarship Description
• The PG&E Corporation Foundation is offering Better Together STEM scholarships. Applicants for the Better Together STEM scholarships listed must: Be a high school senior or graduate, have received GED certification or be an undergraduate or postsecondary undergraduate student. Veterans and adults returning to school are encouraged to apply; Have a primary residence that is a PG&E customer in California at the time of application; and Plan to enroll as a full-time undergraduate student in an eligible STEM field at any four-year college or university for the entire upcoming academic year.

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  Eligible majors include: Engineering (electrical, mechanical, industrial, environmental, power and/or energy); Computer Science/Information Systems; Cyber Security; Environmental Sciences. Nontraditional students who are returning to school to finish their degree or planning on attending for the first time are encouraged to apply. Applications open on March 21st and the deadline for application is May 2nd.
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Jimmy B  on 10/7/2022 8:11:51 AM

Hello, my name is Jimmy Brown. I am an African American Honor student since 2nd grade. I’m a senior in high school. I am applying for this scholarship so that my situation of financial hardship to go to college does not prevent me from my heart’s desire to help people as my future career. I’ve played football for 9 years straight and during my life time I’ve seen a lot of unhealthy people and multiple injuries. I want to help people especially upcoming generations and elderly get healthy and live and improve their bodies. I’ve been injured a few times but by Gods grace I recovered. Experience is the best teacher and my goal is to help and educate others so they won’t go through what I went through.