Engineering Scholarships
The dual-degree engineering
program at Elon allows a student to earn two
undergraduate degrees: a bachelor's degree from Elon and
a bachelor's degree from an affiliated engineering
school. A student spends the first three years at Elon and
the final two years at an engineering school. Elon currently
has affiliations with North Carolina State University, North
Carolina A&T University, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech,
Penn State, Washington University (St. Louis) and
Columbia University. Elon students, however, may apply to any
engineering school they choose.
Why Study Engineering at Elon?
The strength of Elon's program is built upon a
distinctive undergraduate curriculum that combines courses in
the liberal arts and science with engineering courses
beginning in the freshman year. By the time the students have
completed three years at Elon and two years at an engineering
school, they have exceptional career preparation
distinguished by broad knowledge in their field and
foundational skills essential to the workplace. In
particular, Elon's program offers:
- Small class size with mentoring by faculty who are focused on teaching undergraduates.
- Exposure to many types of engineering before a final commitment is made.
- A variety of internship possibilities.
- Opportunities to participate in Elon's nationally recognized study abroad program.
Scholarships are available for outstanding students. A special application must be submitted with two letters of recommendation no later than January 10. You can apply online or download the PDF version of the application. Finalists are invited to campus for faculty interviews and a preview of the dual-degree engineering program. Four scholarships valued at $3,500 annually will be awarded. The engineering scholarship is in addition to other merit-based monies the student has received.
