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Choose Ohio First Computer Engineering Technology Scholarship is sponsored by Ohio Department of Higher Education (administered by Shawnee State University). This scholarship program encourages students from economically disadvantaged regions of Ohio and underrepresented groups to earn a degree in Computer Engineering Technology, as part of Ohio's initiative to increase the number of degrees in STEM-related fields.
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Choose Ohio First Computer Engineering Technology Scholarship | Shawnee State Choose Ohio First Computer Engineering Technology & CADD Scholarships Apply for admission for a chance to receive a scholarship ranging from $1500 up to full-tuition!
Chose Ohio First Scholarships Support Future Computer Engineering Technology Careers Shawnee State University is offering a limited number of scholarships for students from economically disadvantaged regions of Ohio and underserved populations pursuing degrees in computer engineering technology. scholarship consideration ?
Apply and enroll to Shawnee State, indicating Computer Engineering Technology or Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing (CADD) as your major . Live in Ohio . Choose Ohio First scholarships are funded in part through a grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education and are intended to help meet workforce needs in disadvantaged Ohio populations.
Special consideration will be given to applicants from the five most economically disadvantaged counties in our region: Scioto, Lawrence, Adams, Pike and Jackson counties. Meet the academic qualifications for one of our merit-based scholarships . Those with a minimum of 3.
2 GPA and an ACT composite score of at least 21 – with English, math and reading sub scores of at least 18, or SAT score of at least 980 – with Math sub score of 510 and Verbal 460. Or, talk to an admission associate about alternate placement testing. Commit to participate in SSU Choose Ohio First Scholarship Program .
Shawnee State will use a cohort model with award recipients and require attendance at cohort events, participation in an Alumni Mentorship Program, and usage of SSU Career Services. If offered a Choose Ohio First Scholarship, complete the agreement by the required date. Frequently Asked Questions: How does the Choose Ohio First Scholarship Program at Shawnee State work?
The Ohio Department of Higher Education has awarded Shawnee State University with funding to to be used for direct student scholarships to encourage students from economically disadvantaged regions of Ohio and from underrepresented groups to earn a degree in Computer Engineering Technology. This is part of Ohio's initiative to increase the number of degrees in STEM-related fields.
Shawnee State also has Choose Ohio First scholarship programs specific to game design, nursing, occupational therapy, and information security majors. How do I apply for the scholarship? There is no separate application needed to apply for Choose Ohio First Scholarships.
Your application for admission to Shawnee State will be used as your scholarship application. If I meet all qualifications, will I automatically receive the scholarship? No. Awards will be made to qualified selected applicants on a first-come, first-served basis while funding is available.
You will be asked to commit to Shawnee State by a certain date so we ensure that all funding will be used. What is the value of the scholarship? Awards valued at $1500 up to full-tuition will be made with a possible combination of Choose Ohio First grant funding, institutional funds, and SSU Development Foundation scholarship funding.
Awarded scholarships are renewable for up to four years, provided recipients maintain a 3. 0 GPA, earn 27 credit hours per academic year and continue working toward a degree in information security.
Scholarships are funded by Choose Ohio First , a scholarship program funded by the Ohio Department of Higher Education to significantly strengthen Ohio’s competitiveness within STEM disciplines while recruiting underrepresented student groups into innovative academic programs at Ohio universities. Contact admissions@shawnee. edu with any questions you may have about the Choose Ohio First Scholarship Program.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Ohio residents pursuing a Computer Engineering Technology or Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing (CADD) major at Shawnee State University, with a minimum 3. 2 GPA and specific ACT/SAT scores, are eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1500 up to full-tuition (possible combination of grant funding, institutional funds, and SSU Development Foundation scholarship funding). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Choose Ohio First Computer Engineering Technology Scholarship is funded by Ohio Department of Higher Education (administered by Shawnee State University). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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