Scholarships at Stevens Institute of Technology

The A. James Clark Scholarship supports participants in the A. James Clark Scholars Program, an invitation-only cohort for exceptional incoming first-year students committed to broadening participation in engineering. Recipients receive a need-based financial aid package plus program benefits including faculty advising, leadership seminars, cohort housing, and a $5,000 annual stipend for summer research or international experience. Invitations are extended at admission, and renewal requires full-time enrollment, satisfactory academic progress, a minimum 2.8 GPA, and fulfillment of program service requirements. Because eligibility includes demonstrated financial need, Clark Scholars must file the FAFSA and CSS Profile by established deadlines each year.

The Global Impact Scholarship is a limited Stevens institutional award for undergraduates deeply involved in community service who exhibit a passion for making a difference. Students must submit the CSS Profile on the College Board website to be considered alongside their admission application. The scholarship renews for up to eight full-time undergraduate semesters when recipients maintain satisfactory academic progress. It is one of Stevens' named donor-supported awards and may be paired with other institutional aid subject to tuition caps. Recipients may be connected with donors through the Office of Development and Alumni Engagement.

Global Scholars Awards are merit scholarships offered in limited numbers each year to incoming international undergraduate students at Stevens Institute of Technology who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement. International applicants who wish to be considered must submit the CSS Profile designating Stevens Institute of Technology (school code 2819) in addition to the standard admission application. Awards renew for eight full-time undergraduate semesters when satisfactory academic progress is maintained. Federal U.S. aid is not available to international students, making these institutional merit awards a primary funding pathway alongside any external scholarships students secure independently.

The Study Abroad Scholarship is an internal Stevens award for enrolled undergraduates with demonstrated financial need who participate in approved study abroad programs. Students must have a FAFSA on file with Stevens to qualify, and eligibility varies by program and individual financial circumstances. The scholarship helps offset the additional costs of studying overseas including travel and living expenses beyond standard tuition. Stevens institutional aid may be used for specific exchange partner programs, and students should contact the Office of Financial Aid at finaid@stevens.edu to confirm aid applicability for their chosen abroad program before committing.