Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident/international student
• Full-time incoming or current junior or senior pursuing an undergraduate degree offered by the computer science department (CS, SE or Data Science) in the Jonsson School
• Academic merit based – minimum 3.3 cumulative GPA
• Among equally qualified applicants, preference will be given to students who (1) demonstrate the greatest potential for success in the field of computer science and/or software engineering and (2) demonstrate leadership abilities, community volunteerism or work experience
• Recipient must sign release form in accordance with FERPA allowing UT Dallas to use application material for scholarship purposes
• Renewable annually until the completion of undergraduate degree or up to 2 years, whichever comes first as long as continue to meet criteria. If recipient’s cumulative GPA falls below a 3.3 and/or is no longer a full-time student, recipient is given one semester to raise cumulative GPA to 3.3 and/or enroll as a full-time student in order to continue receiving this scholarship. If recipient unable to meet criteria at end of probationary semester, then recipient is no longer eligible to receive this scholarship.

Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident/international student;
• Full-Time (12 hours or more for the long semester) current UT Dallas student pursuing an undergraduate degree offered by the Department of Computer Science (CS, SE or Data Science) in the Jonsson School;
• Maintain a cumulative minimum UTD GPA of 3.33 or above;
• Must have at least two (2) semesters remaining to complete undergraduate degree in the Department of Computer Science;
• Among equally qualified applicants, preference will be given to applicants who are active in a UT Dallas registered student organization related to the fields of computer science and/or software engineering;
• Recipient(s) must sign a release form, in accordance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), allowing UT Dallas to use application material for scholarship purposes;
• If recipient continues to meet criteria, recipient may reapply annually to receive this scholarship until the completion of first undergraduate degree offered by the Computer Science Department or up to three (3) years, whichever comes first.

Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident;
• Incoming or current full-time or part-time UT Dallas student pursuing undergraduate or graduate degree in Engineering in Jonsson School;
• Employed full-time or part-time;
• Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA;
• Demonstrate financial need by completing either FAFSA or a financial statement;
• Recipient must sign release form, in accordance with FERPA, allowing UT Dallas to use application material for scholarship purposes
• Recipient may seek second year of funding by reapplying

Criteria

• US Citizen/US Permanent Resident/International student;
• Full-time (12 hours or more for the long semester) pursuing an undergraduate degree in the Jonsson School;
• Sophomore or Junior when applying;
• Maintain a cumulative UTD GPA at 3.0 or above;
• Among equally qualified applicants, preference will be given to applicants who are active in a UT Dallas registered student organization that promotes women in engineering and/or computer science. By UT Dallas policy, registered student organizations are prohibited from unlawful discrimination;
• Recipient(s) must sign a release form, in accordance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), allowing UT Dallas to use application material for scholarship purposes;
• If recipient continues to meet criteria, the recipient(s) may continue to receive the scholarship until the completion of his/her first undergraduate degree in the Jonsson School.

No Application Required

Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident;
• Undergraduate engineering student in Jonsson School;
• Academic merit based

Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident;
• Undergraduate student enrolled in Jonsson School;
• Merit based

Criteria

• Full-time junior or senior pursuing undergraduate degree in Jonsson School;
• Be willing to do at least 12 hours of community service

Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident;
• Be continuously enrolled full-time each semester in Jonsson School;
• Be a undergraduate transfer student from Collin College;
• Demonstrate Academic merit and financial need;
• Renewable up to 3 years if maintain 3.0 UTD GPA and maintain enrollment in Jonsson School.

Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident/international student;
• Must not have been previously awarded a Goldman Sachs provided scholarship;
• Must not have already received other scholarship support totaling at least fifty (50) percent of tuition and fees;
• Must be a Junior or Senior undergraduate student pursuing a degree offered by the Computer Science Department (CS, SE Data Science) in Fall 2022;
• Must have at least two (2) long semesters remaining to complete undergraduate degree in the Department of Computer Science;
• Maintain a minimum UTD GPA of 3.5 or above;
• Among equally qualified applicants, preference will be given to applicants who are both in good standing with UTD’s Computing Scholars Honors Program and active in one or more of the following UTD student organizations: ACM, Women Who Compute, Society of Women Engineers, National Society of Black Engineers, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, or Out in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics;
• Recipient must sign a release form in accordance with FERPA allowing UTD to use application material for scholarship purposes;
• Recipient encouraged but not required to meet with a Goldman Sachs Representative at least once per semester for two semesters. Preferably in person, but a meeting via video conference, telephone or email is acceptable.

Criteria

• Incoming or current UT Dallas student pursuing a degree offered in the Jonsson School;
• May be part-time or full-time;
• Must be in good academic standing;
• Demonstrate financial need by completing financial statement, TASFA or FAFSA;
• Among equally qualified applicants, preference will be given to applicants who received all or part of their preparatory education outside the United States and who have overcome significant barriers or extreme circumstances in pursuit of their education;
• Recipient must sign a release form in accordance with FERPA allowing UTD to use application material for scholarship purposes;
• If recipient continues to meet the scholarship criteria, it can be renewed for up to 6 years or until degree completion whichever occurs first.

The dean of the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science will have the broadest discretion in using the funds distributed from this endowment in the recruitment, retention and development of students enrolled in the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science.

Criteria

• Be enrolled full-time each semester;
• U.S. citizen/permanent resident;
• Undergraduate student pursuing degree in Jonsson School

Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident;
• Full-time junior or senior pursuing undergraduate degree in Jonsson School in semester receiving scholarship;
• Academic merit – minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA;
• Demonstrate financial need by completing financial statement or FAFSA;
• Among equally qualified applicants, preference may be given to applicants who are or who have been recently active in the Society of Women Engineers and/or Women Who Compute, which are both registered UTD student organizations;
• Recipient must sign a release form in accordance with FERPA allowing UTD to use application material for scholarship purposes.

Criteria

• Be enrolled full-time each semester;
• Undergraduate student enrolled in Engineering in Jonsson School;
• Based on financial need (no FAFSA required), socio-economic status and academic potential.

Criteria

• Be enrolled full-time each semester;
• U.S. citizen/permanent resident;
• Sophomore, junior or senior pursuing undergraduate degree in Jonsson School;
• Academic merit – minimum 3.0 UTD cumulative GPA;
• Must maintain minimum 3.0 UTD cumulative GPA for 2nd semester award;
• Recipient may seek another year of funding by reapplying.

Criteria

• Undergraduate student continuously enrolled Full-time each semester in Jonsson School with significant interest in Research;
• Academic merit – maintain 3.5 UTD GPA;
• Submit an ESSAY of 250 words or less showing significant interest in research with high potential for business, health and/or social impact;
• Recipient may seek another year of funding by reapplying.

Criteria

• Undergraduate Engineering student enrolled at least 6 semester hours in Jonsson School;
• Demonstrate Academic merit and Financial need.

Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident;
• Incoming or current full-time undergraduate student enrolled in Jonsson School pursuing degree offered by the Department of Computer Science;
• Academic merit based – minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA;
• Demonstrate financial need by completing either financial statement or FAFSA;
• Among equally qualified applicants, preference will be given to applicants who are either active in a UTD registered student organization that promotes women in STEM or have made an
  impact toward advancing women in STEM through volunteerism, advocacy or similar activities;
• Recipient may compete for a second year of funding by reapplying;
• Recipient must sign a release form in accordance with FERPA allowing UTD to use application material for scholarship purposes.

Criteria

• Full-time undergraduate student enrolled in Jonsson School pursuing degree in Electrical Engineering;
• Texas Resident;
• Incoming Freshman or Transfer Student (Fall 2022 Start);
• Academic merit based;
• Demonstrate financial need by completing FAFSA or a financial statement;
• Recipient must sign release form in accordance with FERPA allowing UT Dallas to use application material for scholarship purposes
• Renewable until completion of undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering not to exceed period of 4 years

Criteria

• Full-time undergraduate student majoring in degree offered in the Jonsson School;
• minimum 3.75 cumulative UTD GPA;
• Preference for students who have completed at least two years of undergraduate education in the Republic of Korea.
• Recipient may compete for a second year of funding by reapplying;
• Recipient must sign a release form in a accordance with FERPA allowing UT Dallas to use application materials for scholarship purposes.

Criteria

• U.S. citizen/permanent resident;
• Undergraduate student in Jonsson School – preference given to engineering students;
• Maintain 3.0 UTD GPA to retain scholarship support;
• Recipients required to write acknowledgement letter to Regional VP of donor organization

Internships are available to all undergraduates at The Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science. Interested applicants must send their most recent resume to Donna Kuchinski (djk091000@utdallas.edu) and Dr. Bilal Akin (bilal.akin@utdallas.edu).

Criteria: Each resume must include

• Cumulative GPA
• Courses taken in Engineering and the corresponding grades
• Names of two Jonsson School instructors who can serve as references
• Visa status (e.g., US citizen, permanent resident, F-1)

Visit the website about this undergraduate internships at TXACE.