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Scholarship support is often essential to ensure that you can benefit to the fullest from your time spent at college. Scholarships for study in Metallurgical Engineering are available, and the following information should enable you to maximize your chances of winning a scholarship. Check the information on scholarships from the department and other sources below. The Department of Metallurgical Engineering has a number of scholarships available to incoming and continuing students. We typically offer 15 to 25 scholarships to incoming freshman each year. Scholarships range between $1,000 and $4,000 per academic year and may be in addition to scholarships from other sources. The incoming student scholarships are based upon ACT score, high school grade point average, and extracurricular activities. Because several factors are analyzed to determine the amount offered to incoming freshman, it is difficult to give a complete scholarship formula. Typical high school students that are offered scholarships have a 3.7 GPA, an ACT score of 27 and have participated in at least one type of extracurricular activity. Presently, all students who maintain a 3.0 or higher GPA while following the metallurgical engineering curriculum receive a scholarship, the value of which depends upon academic performance. You may submit a scholarship application online or you may print a copy of our scholarship application and recommendation form to be filled out and mailed, faxed to (801) 581-4937, or scanned and sent as a pdf attachment. Submit at least one letter of recommendation. Two letters of recommendation are suggested. These should be from school officials such as teachers or counselors who can specifically assess your high-school academic performance. If you are selected for consideration, you will be required to provide copies of high school transcripts and ACT/SAT scores. Privacy Policy There are many scholarships and other forms of financial aid for students that are available from companies and other private and philanthropic organizations. You should consider applying for all scholarships that will assist you to finance your college experience. Here are three sites that have excellent information to help you to find those scholarships. Visit these sites and good luck with your search. The Career Center of ASM International offers a variety of attractive scholarships for students who wish to study in metallurgy and other materials-related fields. This site is worth a visit. Student Guide, by the US Department of Education, is probably the most comprehensive guide on student financial aid that is available. Free Scholarship Search is a free search service which enables you to match your requirements with scholarships that are available nationwide.
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