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Scholarship Program - MCWT Programs > University Initiatives > Scholarship Program We award scholarships and grants to women pursuing technology careers Stay tuned for 2027 scholarship details!
Make Your Mark: Scholarships for Michigan Women in Tech Our scholarship program encourages talented female students (high school seniors and current college/university students) to continue their higher education and ultimately help Michigan become the No. 1 state for girls and women in technology. We award scholarships and grants to women pursuing technology careers.
Annual awards range from $2,000 to $5,000, with the possibility of renewal, and are given to high school seniors and undergraduate or graduate college students. While MCWT engagement is considered, it is not a requirement for scholarship decisions. Scholarship recipients are welcome to apply for renewal in subsequent years.
In addition to financial support, recipients receive a leadership mentor for the scholarship period and assistance finding internship opportunities. In 2025, our MCWT scholar class included 43 r ecipients from 17 colleges and universities across the state. Since 2002, MCWT has awarded $2.
1 million in scholarships—452 total awards to 280 women. . Eligibility Requirements*: Current Michigan resident Female students with a GPA of 2.
75 or better Must be pursuing a tech-related degree for the 2026-2027 academic year Enrolled (or will be enrolled) full-time in a Michigan college, community college or university * To qualify, applicants must be enrolled in a full-time associate, undergraduate or graduate degree program in Michigan. All applicants must be able to provide documentation showing they meet these requirements.
Qualified majors/degree programs Each applicant must be enrolled during the grant period in a full-time undergraduate or graduate degree program in a major such as Information Systems, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Software Engineering, Computer Information Systems, Digital Forensics, Cyber Security, and Data Science. This is not a complete list but rather serves to provide examples.
Applicants must maintain program requirements and will be subject to verification. There will be three virtual Scholarship Application Drop-In Help Sessions for the 2025-26 school year application window. Each virtual session is meant to provide students with assistance in completing the application.
All students with an open application will be invited to the drop-in help sessions. The application window for the 2026-2027 academic year is open from October 1, 2025 to January 31, 2026. Please contact scholarships@mcwt.
org with any questions/concerns. Each recipient is paired with a mentor who meets throughout the year with the scholar to support her as she navigates her academic years.
MCWT’s 2024 scholarship recipients, representing 17 colleges and universities throughout Michigan, include: Victoria “Katie” Sweet Memorial Scholarship: Leah Casavant (University of Michigan) Amerisure Scholarship: Shruti Balla (University of Michigan) Amerisure and Yazaki Scholarship: Abigail Braden (Davenport University) Baxter Scholarship: Marissa Feole (Michigan Technological University); April Frey (Wayne County Community College District); and Jaidyn Hamilton (Wayne County Community College District) Consumers Energy Scholarship: Alexis Bliesener (Michigan State University); Dasia Jackson (Lawrence Technological University); Samantha Scott (University of Michigan); Faith Szczepanski (Michigan Technological University); and Maleighya Thompson (Ferris State University) Consumers Energy and MASCO Scholarship: Vidya Vuyyuru (University of Michigan) Data Intensity Scholarship: Natalie Hilliker (Michigan Technological University); Adriana Lippolis (Kettering University); and Sharia Hearns (Michigan State University) Data Intensity and Dow Scholarship: Jayda Walker-Hood (Davenport University) Detroit Diesel Scholarship: Rehab Jadalla (University of Michigan Dearborn) and Mia Giovannini (Oakland University) Dow Scholarship: Hannah Le (Macomb Community College); Kajal Modi (Michigan State University); and Camryn Toth (University of Michigan) GTS Scholarship: Amanda Mackin (Oakland University) GTS and SIM Detroit Scholarship: Malia Klumpp (Eastern Michigan University) Little Caesars Scholarship: Julia Tauro (University of Michigan) and Nubah Uddin (University of Michigan) MASCO Scholarship: Regan McDonald (University of Michigan); Ashlynn Mulka (University of Michigan); and Aarushi Singh (University of Michigan) MOTOR Scholarship: Nuri Hannan (Wayne State University) SIM Detroit Scholarship: Jeniffer Clements (Macomb Community College); Jordan Doyle (Kalamazoo College); Ifrat Jahan (Wayne State University); Isla McCubbin-Green (University of Michigan); Kaajal Shah (Michigan State University); Angelia Philip (Eastern Michigan University); Alondra Rosales (Wayne State University); Praseedha Vinukonda (Michigan State University); and Elisabeth Zubal (Aquinas College) Stryker Scholarship: Ayesha Nadeem (Eastern Michigan University) and Vedika Narla (University of Michigan) Yazaki Scholarship: Cora Bangert (Central Michigan University); Jenna Beaudoin (Michigan Technological University) and Evelyn Bender (Calvin University) MCWT provides scholarships to women who have the interest, aptitude, and potential for a successful career in computer science.
A strong network of partner companies and individuals who support a diverse technology industry in Michigan makes this program possible. Meet Vanette Hill, a powerhouse IT manager at BCBSM breaking barriers in the tech world. Benefiting from the support of MCWT, she has risen from participant to lead of our ELEVATE cohort program.
We hope you’ll feel inspired by Vanette’s experience and the history our organization is making as we inspire and grow women in tech. MCWT scholar Mariam Mahmoud shares her journey to success with her MCWT mentor match. All MCWT scholarship recipient are partnered with a mentor to guide and support them throughout their college career.
To learn more about Mariam’s story, keep reading. Friends of MCWT Scholarship Recipient, Chelsea Carter shares her personal story of how MCWT fueled her passion for technology. Carter’s story serves as a prime example of how the MCWT lifecycle continues.
To learn more about Chelsea’s journey, keep reading . Fay Ghoujeghi’s learning journey of professional development with MCWT has reached new heights. As an MCWT member, Ghoujeghi had an opportunity to experience a 6-month scholarship program.
To learn more about Fay’s journey, keep reading . Angela Matta shares her story on how her engagement with MCWT has led to scholarship and internship opportunities. Throughout the years of her involvement, MCWT has been the spark of Matta’s interest in computer science.
To learn more about Angela’s story, click the button below. MCWT multi-year scholar, Himaja Motheram shares her personal story on how the GET-IT programs made an impact on her interest in technology. Throughout her course of the program, she grew closer to a community of girls who were just as eager to learn and engage as she was.
To learn more about Himaja’s journey, click the button below. MCWT Scholar, Jenna Sultes shares her success story on how she has been able to grow into the MCWT community and continue her engagement as a former scholarship recipient. Learn more about the impact of MCWT’s Ignite!
Mentoring had on Tatiana Duggan. This connection has led Tatianna to accomplish her goals and share her success story with MCWT and other young girls in tech. Arial Magyar shares her story on how MCWT’s high school GET-IT program fostered her interest in design, coding, and programming, as well as how her skillset in technology has.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Female students in Michigan pursuing tech-related degrees, with a GPA of 2. 75 or better. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,000 - $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
MCWT Scholarship Program is funded by Michigan Council of Women in Technology Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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