PSGC Undergraduate Scholarship

$4,000

March 01, 2019

Awards Available: See Description

Scholarship Description

The Pennsylvania Space Grant Consortium invites students to apply for the PSGC Undergraduate Scholarship for the upcoming academic year. The PSGC Undergraduate Scholarship is awarded to full-time students attending an accredited Pennsylvania college or university with outstanding academic records who will be juniors or seniors in the fall. Students must be U.S. citizens, enrolled in science, engineering, or mathematics and likely to pursue a career in an area of interest to NASA with demonstrated potential for graduate study.

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Scholarship Committee

2217 Earth-Engineering Sciences Building

University Park, PA 16802

spacegrant@psu.edu

814-863-7688

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