The Boeing Graduate Scholars

The Boeing Graduate Scholars program provides various levels of scholarships including up to full tuition and fees at the graduate in-state rate to support high achieving U.S. citizens or permanent residents who are traditionally underrepresented in technology in either the Master of Engineering in Computer Science or Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering programs. Students must be enrolled at the Northern Virginia Campus. Preference will be given to underrepresented students, Virginia residents, those with demonstrated financial need, and veteran/military connected students. Full-time students can receive funding for a total of up to three terms and half-time students up to five. This award may be combined with other scholarships but will be cancelled if the student receives a departmental assistantship. Students will need to submit their Graduate School admission application before they can apply for this scholarship.

Spring 2024 students should apply by November 1 for priority consideration.

Award
Varies
Deadline
12/15/2023
Supplemental Questions
  1. Please confirm:
    • 1. Degree: Master of Engineering
    • 2. Program: Computer Science or Computer Engineering
    • 3. Please list your preferred track:
    • 4. Anticipated masters graduation (term and year)
  2. Please upload a resume in PDF or Word format.
  3. Please upload a headshot picture.
  4. What are your academic and professional goals and how with the Master's of Engineering in Computer Science or Computer Engineering help you achieve your goals? You may use the same Statement of Academic and Professional Goals submitted with your Graduate School Application.
  5. Enrollment and SAP Certification (please select one):
  6. Do you expect to receive any other financial assistance? If so, please indicate which type below. Check all that apply.
  7. As a Boeing Graduate Scholar, we ask that you consent to release certain information to the donors who support this scholarship. This disclosure will remain valid until you remove the authorization. More information regarding FERPA can be found by visiting: https://registrar.vt.edu/.
  8. As a Boeing Graduate Scholar, we often feature students in Virginia Tech’s news platforms and/or speak w/ external media. We ask that you consent to participate in interviews and other activities to promote the academic program and the award. This agreement will remain valid until you remove the authorization.
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