Eligibility requirements apply. Awards generally post in fall and spring semesters, unless otherwise noted.
If you have questions about these or any other scholarships please contact the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Advising Office (269) 276-3270, or visit E-102 Floyd Hall.
For a complete listing of WMU scholarship offerings, please visit the Financial Aid Scholarships and Grants page.
First year ceas beginner scholarships
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Excellence Award
Awards range from $4,000 to $20,000 for select competitors in the Medallion Scholarship Program.
All admissions application materials are due November 15 of your senior year to be considered for invitation to the competition. Competitors who list a College of Engineering and Applied Sciences program as their major interest may be considered for the Excellence Award. Participation in the competition is mandatory for consideration.
There is no additional application for consideration. Awards to be announced in early Spring.
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Multicultural Scholarship
Award: $2,000/year ($1,000 in each fall and spring semesters), renewable for up to 4 years, totaling $8,000 each.
Application and essay must be submitted or postmarked no later than January 31 of senior year. Must have completed FAFSA on file.
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Leadership Scholarship
Awards range from $1,000 to $16,000 and may be disbursed over four years, as decided by the college scholarship committee.
Application, essay, and recommendations must be submitted or postmarked no later than January 31 of senior year. Must have completed FAFSA on file.
If you are submitting a recommendation for a student, please use the following link.
CEAS FIRST Robotics Scholarship
Renewable scholarship will provide $4,000 per year for up to 4 years, totaling $16,000 for select applicants. The Scholarship Committee will select recipients from applicants who meet qualifications. Financial need may be considered. Must have completed FAFSA on file.
Deadline to apply is April 15th of senior year.
**Stay tuned for more information**
Current ceas student scholarships
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Scholarship
Award: $250 to $500 for fall and winter semesters. Must be currently enrolled in a CEAS program.
Application due March 15.
General Dynamics Land Systems Academic Excellence Award
Award: Up to $1,000 per academic year, renewable for one year. Must be currently enrolled in a CEAS program.
Applications with supporting material are due March 15.
George E. Kohrman Scholarship
Award: $1,000-1,500 Must be currently enrolled in a CEAS program.
Application due March 15.
Kenneth Knight Scholarship
The award will be up to $5,000 per year for each of four scholarships and may be renewed for one additional year. Must be nominated by faculty member for consideration.
Castellano Family Engineering Scholarship
Award: $500 divided between fall and spring semesters. Must be currently enrolled in a CEAS program.
Sturgis Molded Products (SMP) Mark D. and Karen M. Weishaar Endowed Scholarship
Departmental scholarships
Each academic department offers their own scholarship programs for current and new students. Be sure to check with the department offices frequently for updates.
Civil and Construction Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Engineering Design, Manufacturing and Management Systems
Industrial and Entrepreneurial Engineering and Engineering Management
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
interdisciplinary scholarships
Additional WMU internal and external scholarships
Find a variety of grants and scholarships.
ROTC Scholarships
The Army ROTC program at WMU features scholarships for both beginner and current students
Army ROTC Department of Military Science Scholarships
Monroe-Brown Foundation Scholarship
The Monroe-Brown Internship Program is dedicated to matching student interests with company needs for internships in the Southwest Michigan region. CEAS students may be eligible for one of several paid summer internships followed by a $2500 scholarship.