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Scholarships
Investing Excellence
in Engineering
and
Technical Science
The AOE National Foundation promotes academic excellence by awarding  
scholarships in varying amounts to women who promote engineering and technical
science by exemplifying high standards in the areas of:      
  •  Character
  •  Conduct
  •   Integrity
  •   Academic Achievement and Scholastic Aptitude
  •   Community involvement
  •   Extracurricular activities.

There are two types of scholarships offered:  

Rings of Excellence Scholarship
Applicants for the Rings of Excellence Scholarship must be a member (active or
alumnae) in good standing in Alpha Omega Epsilon Sorority, or the child or
grandchild of a member in good standing.  Husbands, brothers, sisters, nieces, or
nephews are not eligible to apply.  The daughters and sons of deceased members,
who were a member in good standing at the time of death, are eligible.  Applicants
must be an undergraduate and majoring in engineering or technical science.  
Applicants must have an overall grade point average of 2.0/4.0 or equivalent.

Engineering and Technical Science Achievement Scholarship
Applicants for the Engineering and Technical Science Achievement Scholarship must
be a woman undergraduate majoring in engineering or technical science.  Applicants
must have an overall grade point average of 3.0/4.0 or equivalent.



Applicant Eligibility
As a minimum:
  • The applicant must be enrolled in, or accepted for enrollment, in an
    undergraduate or graduate engineering or technical science degree program
    as approved by Alpha Omega Epsilon National Foundation.   For more
    information on the types of degrees accepted, see What does Technical
    Science Mean?
  • The applicant must be enrolled in, or accepted for enrollment, in a college or
    university with an ABET accredited program or in a school that has been
    approved by the Alpha Omega Epsilon National Foundation.
  • The applicant must be entering their sophomore through senior year of
    undergraduate college for the academic year subsequent to the summer the
    scholarship is awarded.
  • The applicant must be in a position to accept the scholarship in the school
    year for which it is being awarded.
  • The applicant must not be receiving full funding for education from another
    organization (e.g., members of the Armed Services attending military
    academies, students receiving full tuition reimbursement from an employer).  
  • The applicant must not have been a previous recipient of an Alpha Omega
    Epsilon National Foundation scholarship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Alpha Omega Epsilon National Foundation
Degree Recognition Form
2009 Scholarship Information and Application