Scholarships at University of South Florida

Renewable engineering scholarship for full- or part-time undergraduate students in any major within the USF College of Engineering on the Tampa campus. Preference is given to women, with additional consideration for students from historically underrepresented communities. The fund provides recurring scholarships for up to four students and may include supplemental summer support during co-op or internship semesters when the student remains enrolled and meets fund criteria. Applicants apply through the College of Engineering scholarship process with a February 1 priority deadline. Awards are based on merit with preference for financial need.

Merit scholarship for junior and senior undergraduate students in the USF College of Engineering on the Tampa campus majoring in electrical, mechanical, or chemical engineering. A minimum of $1,000 per semester is awarded based on academic merit. Full- or part-time enrollment qualifies. Students apply through the College of Engineering scholarship application with a February 1 priority deadline. The award may be granted for two semesters when recipients continue to meet fund criteria and engineering scholarship committee standards.

Merit and need-based scholarship program providing four awards annually to undergraduate students in the USF College of Engineering on the Tampa campus. Each scholarship is based on academic merit and financial need and may be awarded for two semesters. Preference is given to students who graduated from a Hillsborough, Pinellas, or Pasco County high school and to USF student athletes. Students apply through the College of Engineering scholarship application with February 1 priority consideration. Full- or part-time enrollment in any engineering major qualifies.

Renewable endowed scholarship for full- or part-time undergraduate students in any major within the USF College of Engineering on the Tampa campus. The scholarship may renew for up to eight semesters and gives preference to students with financial need and to African American students. Applicants apply through the College of Engineering online scholarship process with a February 1 priority deadline each year. Awards are disbursed through the engineering scholarship committee after review of student applications and eligibility for the fund.