The College of Engineering has an exciting new scholarship program,

SUCCEEDS (A System for Utilizing Capital and Care to Enhance Engineering Degree Success)

 

The NSF funds SUCCEEDS through the grant:

Removing the Disparity in Success-Related Outcomes Between Academically Talented Low-Income Engineering Students and Other

SUCCEEDS aims to develop persistence, increase graduation rate, and develop pathways to post-graduation success in low-income engineering students by:

  • Providing and facilitating access to extra- and co-curricular experiences that enhance the students’ engineering learning experience
  • Engaging faculty and industry mentors that positively shape the student experience
  • Developing students’ skills to ensure STEM workforce or graduate school placement post-graduation.