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CSEM Fellows: Increasing Participation in Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics Through Scholarships.

The CSEM Fellows program makes financial aid available to qualified students majoring in the fields of Computer Science, Enginerring, and Mathematics.

Since the Fall of 2000, Mississippi State University has offered up to 40 academic scholarships each year to encourage students to pursue degrees in Computer Science, Engineering or Mathematics (CSEM). During academic years 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, and the Fall semester of 2004, through the generous support of the The National Science Foundation, CSEM Fellows will provide financial support to selected CSEM majors who have documented financial need coupled with a strong academic record.

Applying for a CSEM Scholarship

Eligibility1

The Selection Process

  1. Complete a CSEM Application by December 1 or April 1 preceding the semester for which you are applying.
  2. Provide an official academic transcript with credit hours completed, courses completed and in which currently enrolled, and cumulative GPA.
  3. Provide two letters of recommendation from academic faculty or administrators.
  4. Provide an essay no greater than two pages addressing interest in chosen field of study.
  5. Provide a personal resume addressing college and community activities and employment history.

Professional Development2

CSEM Fellows

CSEM Spring 2008 Recipients CSEM Fall 2007 Recipients CSEM Spring 2007 Recipients CSEM Fall 2006 Recipients

1 All applicants meeting stated eligibility requirements are considered for CSEM Fellows regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, or veteran status. Applications from under-represented populations are strongly encouraged.

2 By accepting this award, the CSEM Fellow agrees to participate in all professional development activities as directed by Program Mentors. Failure to participate in activities will result in review by CSEM officials and may result in forfeit of eligibility for additional financial support through the program.