MSU Scholarships | C.W. Somerton Endow Schl in Engineering 25-2026

Closed Partial funding Undergraduate United States of America

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Opportunity details

Total reward
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Nonprofit organization
Michigan State University Grants
Area
America
Host Country
United States of America
Deadline
Study level
Undergraduate
Opportunity type
Scholarships , Awards , Grants
Opportunity funding
Partial funding
Eligible Countries
This opportunity is destined for all countries
Eligible Region
All Regions

Description

C.W. Somerton Endow Schl in Engineering

The selection will minimally consider academic achievement of the applicant(s) and extracurricular activity history of the applicant(s).
The recipient(s) shall minimally meet the following criteria:
Recipient(s) will be full-time junior and/or senior level undergraduate student(s) majoring in Mechanical Engineering within the College of Engineering at Michigan State University.
Recipient(s) shall be current and active member(s) of the American Society of Mechanical Engineering (ASME).
Recipient(s) shall be citizen(s) or permanent resident(s) of the United States of America.
Recipients will be students who have graduated from a high school located in either the State of Michigan or California.
Recipients will have participated in any one of the following activities:
Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts
An organized team sport such as Little League, or high school sports, including Girls Athletic Association.
A musical organization such as youth or high school band, orchestra, choir, or vocal group.
4-H Club.
Recipients of this scholarship shall not be children or dependents of faculty or staff currently employed at MSU.

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