Fellowships & Scholarships
Nationally competitive fellowships, scholarships and grants are selective awards that provide financial and professional support toward a variety of academic, research, and career opportunities.
These awards may support:
- Graduate school
- Undergraduate research
- Internships
- International study and exchange programs
- Conference travel and professional development
- Completion of your undergraduate education
- Select non-academic projects
Opportunities vary in length and location, ranging from summer programs to multi-year awards in the United States and abroad.
Getting Started
- Reflect on your academic, professional, and personal interests.
- Explore and research funding opportunities that support those interests. The more concrete you are about the experience you want, the easier your search will be.
- Review Things to Consider Before Applying for Fellowships to begin your search.
Winning a major fellowship is a great honor that can open many other doors to new experiences, institutions, and colleagues. Whatever your personal and professional goals, fellowships are worth the time and effort required for their pursuit. Whether or not you receive an award, you will emerge from the fellowship application process with a stronger sense of who you are, and a clearer vision of what you want to do.
Eligibility
Please note, many nationally competitive fellowships and scholarships require:
- A minimum GPA of 3.4 GPA
- United States citizenship or permanent residency
- Demonstrated leadership and campus involvement
Note: It is important to please be aware that scholarship and fellowship availability is subject to change at any time.
Contact
Should you have questions regarding eligibility criteria, please contact Hallie Johnson at hjohnson1@wpi.edu
Award Winners
Congratulations to the following students for receiving nationally competitive awards:
- Jack Adiletta '25 received the Barry Goldwater Scholarship
- Larissa Meyer '26 received the NOAA Ernest F. Hollings Scholarship
- Nathan Amend '26, Ellena Dimitrova '26, Cynthia Fernandez '26 (MS), Nick Golparvar '26, Adelynn Martin '26, Alton Miles '25, and Thei Riley '26 received the CyberCorps Scholarship for Service (SFS).
- Many current students or recent graduates recently received NSF Graduate Research Fellowships and Honorable Mentions