RN to BSN Program
LOUIS W. BALMER SCHOLARSHIP (AWARDED BY THE ERIE ENGINEERING SOCIETIES COUNCIL)
The Louis W. Balmer Scholarship, awarded by Erie Engineering Societies Council is given annually to a full-time Engineering student at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Students who are permanent residents of Northwestern Pennsylvania (Crawford, Erie, McKean, Mercer, Venango, and Warren Counties) transferring in the following academic year to a cooperating Engineering school would be eligible.
This scholarship is awarded on the basis of outstanding scholastic work, promising future career in Engineering, and financial need. The award is applicable toward tuition and associated fees only. The value of the award varies from year to year with past amounts as much as $3,500.00.
ROBERT GRAY SCHOLARSHIP (AWARDED BY THE ERIE ENGINEERING SOCIETIES COUNCIL)
The Robert Gray Associate Degree Scholarship, awarded by Erie Engineering Societies Council is given annually to a full-time Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MET) student at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Students who are permanent residents of Northwestern Pennsylvania (Erie, Crawford, Mercer, Venango, Warren, and McKean Counties) may be eligible.
This scholarship is awarded on the basis of outstanding scholastic work; worthy and promising students as determined by Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Financial need will be considered, but it is not the overwhelming determinant. The value of the award varies from year to year with past amounts as much as $1,250.00.
GILTINAN-OVERHEIM PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP
The scholarship can be awarded to an upper-class student who has a minimum GPA of 3.25 and earned 32 or more credits. This scholarship can only be awarded during the Fall and/or Spring semesters.
JOE AND ELEONORA BUBA SCHOLARSHIP FOR MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
The successful candidate will be pursuing an A.E.T. in Manufacturing Engineering Technology, B.S. in Industrial Trade and Leadership or a B.A. in Physics. The student may be an incoming freshman or upperclassman. Financial aid is a factor. A student with financial need must first apply for financial aid before receiving this scholarship.
