College of Engineering Scholarships

General Scholarship Requirements

All scholarships awarded by the College of Engineering require the recipient to:

  • Be actively pursuing a degree in the College of Engineering and in good academic standing with the university.
  • Be enrolled as an Engineering major
  • Be enrolled as a F/T student (12 semester credit hours for undergraduate students, 9 semester credit hours for graduate students), unless otherwise noted
  • Meet any other requirements as stated in the scholarship criteria

Award amounts are generally divided equally between the two semesters. Students must meet grade and enrollment requirements to receive the remainder of the award.


Currently Available Engineering Scholarships

All currently active scholarships are listed in the table below. If you've heard of a scholarship but don't see it on this list, check the Archived Scholarships page to see a list of scholarships whose deadlines have already passed.

Scholarship Name Award Eligibility Summary 1 Deadline

New

The USAA Foundation Scholarship Program
Varies 5,000 Maximum
  • Applicants may be incoming freshmen and current undergraduate students at UTSA witha 3.0 minimum cumulative GPAs
  • Must demonstrate financial need as determined by the UTSA Office of Student Financial Aid. (International students on F-1 visa are not eligible).
Jun 29, 2012

New

Graduate Scholarship in Biomaterials_Biomechanics
1,000
  • Currently enrolled or admitted to a MS Program in any science and engineering disciplines at UTSA
  • 3.0 GPA or above in undergraduate or graduate course work
  • Demonstrated interestsin biomaterials/biomechanics research
Dec 31, 2012

New

FRC FTC Scholarship
$5,000
  • Full time student in the College of Engineering
  • Not have previously received a FRC/FTC scholarship from UTSA
  • Have a minimum high school grade point average of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
May 1, 2012

New

ASME Undergraduate and Graduate Scholarships
$1,000-$1,500 undergraduate, $1,000-$1,500 graduate
  • Undergraduate students expecting to graduate no earlier than December 2012 who are taking upper division courses in engineering.
  • San Antonio ABET Accredited Engineering Curriculum (Undergrad)
  • Full-time student in good standing. (Undergrad)
Apr 13, 2012

New

Anju Rai Memorial Endowed Scholarships
$1,000
  • Full-time undergraduate student pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering at UTSA
  • Freshmen applicant must have a minimum SAT score of 1000 and/or minimum ACT score of 21 and have graduated in the top 25% of their high school class
  • Applicants who are current students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrated achievement in Electrical Engineering related coursework
Apr 30, 2012

New

Thomas B. and Kathryn Morrow Engineering Endowed Scholarship
1,000
  • Undergraduate student pursuing an engineering degree at UTSA
  • Enrolled in a minimum of 6 credit hours
  • Minimum of a 2.50 cumulative High School GPA or a minimum 2.50 cumulative GPA in completed college coursework
Apr 30, 2012

1 The Eligibility Summary does not encompass all of a specific scholarship's eligibility requirements. For a full list of a scholarship's eligibility requirements, please download the scholarship's application or visit the linked website.


Submitting Completed Scholarship Applications

Unless otherwise noted, please return your completed scholarship application and all required documents to the UTSA College of Engineering in one of the following ways:

In Person

College of Engineering Dean's Office
BSE 2.106
UTSA Main Campus

By Mail

College of Engineering
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Attn: Sheila Slife
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, TX 78249


Air Force ROTC Scholarships

The Air Force ROTC offers In-College Scholarships to college freshmen and sophomores of any major. Visit the Air Force ROTC In-College Scholarships website to learn more about their programs.

Non-UTSA Scholarships

Additional scholarships are avaible through local and national orgainzations. Visit the following websites to determine eligibiity and requirements.

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