SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The Auburn University Samuel Ginn College of Engineering’s vision is to provide the best student-centered engineering experience in America. We are fortunate to have corporate partners, alumni, faculty and friends who share this vision and commit to supporting the college in ways that truly impact our pursuit of excellence. We are honored to count you among those whose interest is to lift our college and students to an unprecedented level of achievement and promise through your support of our students, faculty, programs and research. Producing the best engineers starts with recruiting the best students. There is enormous competition among colleges and universities to recruit and retain elite students. We are committed to building scholarship funding to offer financial incentives and compete with other prestigious institutions for the most outstanding students. In addition, scholarship support often provides those in need with an opportunity to attend the university when they otherwise may not have been able to afford a higher education. Scholarships also incentivize and reward groups of students who often fall outside of traditional criteria guidelines, such as transfer students and those working through school. We invite you to consider a gift supporting our scholarship programs, including:
Dean’s Scholars
Creed Scholars
Dean’s scholarships will position the college to recruit the best and brightest high school students.
Creed scholarships will recognize and reward students who are excelling outside the classroom by working to pay their way through school and serving in campus leadership roles.
Recruiting Scholarship
• Naming example: John and Jane Doe ’75
Auburn Engineering Endowed Dean’s Scholarship
• Endowment: $100,000 - $150,000 • Annual scholarship: $4,000 - $6,000 • Selection preference: Incoming freshmen, 30+ ACT, National Merit Scholars
Work, Hard Work Scholarship
• Naming example: John and Jane Doe ’75
Auburn Engineering Endowed Creed Scholarship
• Endowment: $50,000 - $100,000 • Annual scholarship: $2,000 - $4,000 • Selection preference: Work/internship/co-op
experience, student organization involvement, 3.0 GPA incoming freshmen, 2.8 GPA renewal
Soaring Eagle Scholars
Excellence Scholars
Soaring Eagle scholarships will allow the college to actively recruit and retain outstanding underrepresented and first-generation college students.
Excellence scholarships will provide funding to pay tuition and fees for Auburn Engineering students.
Diversity Scholarship
• Naming example: John and Jane Doe ’75
Auburn Engineering Endowed Soaring Eagle Scholarship
• Endowment: $50,000 - $100,000 • Annual scholarship: $2,000 - $4,000 • Selection preference: Underrepresented, first-
generation college students, 3.0 GPA incoming freshmen, 2.8 GPA renewal
Transfer Scholars
Transfer Student Scholarship Transfer scholarships will allow the college to provide financial support to the large population of transfer students who come to Auburn from community colleges and other institutions.
• Naming example: John and Jane Doe ’75
Auburn Engineering Endowed Transfer Scholarship
• Endowment: $50,000 - $100,000 • Annual scholarship: $2,000 - $4,000 • Selection preference: Transfer student, 3.0 GPA
Tuition and Fees Scholarship • Naming example: John and Jane Doe ’75
Auburn Engineering Endowed Excellence Scholarship
• Endowment: $300,000 • Annual scholarship: $12,000
Cupola Scholars Full Scholarship
Cupola scholarships will be among the most prestigious scholarships awarded by the college. These awards will provide funding for tuition, fees, housing and board for Auburn Engineering students.
• Naming example: John and Jane Doe ’75
Auburn Engineering Endowed Cupola Scholarship
• Endowment: $600,000 • Annual scholarship: $24,000
OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT Samuel Ginn College of Engineering 334.844.5222