Scholarships Available
Transfer Students Scholarship Applications are OPEN NOW! - Click Here to Apply
The above link takes you to the UTC Application Portal. Use the same email address and password as you used to complete your admissions application to UTC. Once logged in, select the blue button that says "Other Applications" and you will see the option to select “CECS Scholarship” from the drop down menu. There is an additional application fee for scholarships.
College of Engineering and Computer Science Application Timeline for Scholarships:
- October 1: The scholarship application for the next academic year opens.
- January 29: Deadline for all current students and prospective students.
- March 31: The CECS Scholarship Committee determines recipients and notifications begin.
- June 1: Deadline for all prospective transfer students.
PLEASE NOTE: Scholarship funds are limited and the awarding process is competitive. Meeting the eligibility requirements does not guarantee a student will receive a scholarship.
How do I request my transcript?
Through the MyMocsNet portal, go to the Academic Profile section. Click on My Profile. This will take you to your student profile. On the left banner, you will see Academic Transcript listed. Click there to access your unofficial transcript page. Select your transcript level and type to pull up the document. Right click to select print and then select Save as PDF. Submit this document in the scholarship application.
Please click on each scholarship to see the qualifications of that scholarship.
- 3 Phase Associates Electrical Engineering Scholarship
- Alstom Power Inc. Engineering GEAR UP Scholarship
- Daniel S. Batkin Scholarship
- The Julian B. Bell Family Scholarship
- Ralph T. and Alice P. Call Scholarship
- Chattanooga Engineers Club Annual Scholarship
- CodeOne Annual Scholarship
- Curtis Scholarship
- Dean's Scholarships
- Engineer’s Week Scholarships
- John F. Germ Scholarship
- William Q. Gurley Scholarship (2 available)
- Frank Jones Memorial Scholarship
- Michael H. Jones Scholarship in Engineering
- Paul and Frank Kinser Family Scholarship
- Norbert Koch Scholarship
- John and Staci Loudermilk
- Lukens Award in Engineering
- Jack C. Marcellis Civil Engineering Scholarship
- Mary Alice McBrayer Scholarship
- Stan McCay Scholarship
- McKee Foods Scholarship (2 available)
- James Moreland Minority Engineering Scholarship
- Anna Black Morgan Memorial Scholarship
- Jenks Fain Parker Memorial Scholarship
- James Rogers Endowed Scholarship
- Dr. J. Eric Schonblom Scholarship
- Cecil Ray Scott Memorial
- LaVerne Thompson Memorial Scholarship
- A.L. Vest Engineering Scholarship
Additional Scholarships may be awarded through Financial Aid - UTC Scholarship Office
3 Phase Associates Electrical Engineering Scholarship
Alstom Power Inc. Engineering GEAR UP Scholarship
Qualifications:
Each applicant for this scholarship must be an undergraduate or graduate engineering student and demonstrate successful academic performance. The donors prefer that first consideration be given to students who have successfully completed the GEAR UP program. Financial need may be considered as well (this information will be determined by information the college scholarship coordination receives from UTC's scholarship office from information you provide on your FAFSA).
Daniel S. Batkin Scholarship
The Julian B. Bell Family Scholarship
Qualifications:
It is the preference of the donor that the scholarship be awarded to:
- Sophomores, juniors, and seniors within the College of Engineering and Computer Science pursuing an undergraduate degree in engineering or engineering management
- Students who demonstrate academic success, financial need, and a record of leadership within the College of Engineering and Computer Science, the UTC campus, or the broader community
- Let it be noted that preference in allocation of the Julian B. Bell Family Scholarship will be given to students to whom it has been awarded in prior years.
Ralph T. and Alice P. Call Scholarship
Established in 1999 by the son of its namesakes, this scholarship is awarded to in-state engineering students with a successful academic record. Preference will be given to prior recipients and to applicants with demonstrated financial need.
Chattanooga Engineers Club Annual Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to students seeking degrees in engineering or computer science who have a successful academic record. Preference will be given to prior recipients and to those with financial need.
CodeOne Annual Scholarship
Awarded to computer science degree seeking students. Financial need may be taken into consideration.
Curtis Scholarship
Awarded to students seeking engineering degrees who have demonstrated academic excellence.
Dean’s Scholarships
Awarded at the discretion of the CECS Dean or Dean designee.
Engineer’s Week Scholarships
Subcategories include:
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), for students active in UTC’s ASME chapter.
- BASF Corporation, for academically successful chemical engineering students
- Society of Women in Engineering (SWE), for students active in UTC’s ASME chapter.
- Tennessee Society of Professional Engineers (TSPE), for academically successful engineering students
John F. Germ Scholarship
Qualifications:
The recipient of this scholarship demonstrates leadership potential and should be in good academic standing. Financial need may be considered as well (this information will be determined by information the college scholarship coordination receives from UTC's scholarship office from information you provide on your FAFSA).
William Q. Gurley Scholarship
Qualifications:
This scholarship is available to junior, and senior students who are engineering majors and they:
must have a 3.0 GPA in first 2 years of academic work
must demonstrate financial need (this information will be determined by information the college scholarship coordination receives from UTC's scholarship office from information you provide on your FAFSA)
must be enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering Program
Frank Jones Memorial Scholarship
Scholarship awarded to chemical engineering students.
Qualifications:
- Major in Chemical Engineering
- GPA 3.0 or better
- Sophomore or above
- Display financial need (this information will be determined by information the college scholarship coordinator receives from UTC's scholarship office from information you provide on your FAFSA)
Michael H. Jones Scholarship in Engineering
This scholarship, named for Dr. Michael H. Jones, who served the UTC community well for over forty years, is awarded to mechanical engineering students who demonstrate outstanding academic performance. Financial need may be considered.
Paul and Frank Kinser Family Scholarship
Qualifications:
It is the preference of the donors that this scholarship be awarded to students who:
- Are juniors or seniors majoring in engineering
- Have a 3.0 GPA or above
- Have demonstrated leadership in non-academic campus activities
- Have demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA
Norbert Koch Scholarship
Qualifications:
Founded in 1979 in honor of Dr. Norbert Koch, who retired after 32 years as an outstanding engineering professor within the UTC community, this scholarship is awarded to students majoring in one of the following engineering fields:
- Electricity/Power, Mechanical, Chemical, Environmental, Industrial, Electrical/Instrumental and Control, Thermal, or Civil/Structural
- The student should have an exceptional academic record and financial need as determined by the FAFSA
John and Staci Loudermilk
Lukens Award in Engineering
Awarded annually to the rising junior in the College of Engineering and Computer Science with the highest grade point average.
Jack C. Marcellis Civil Engineering Scholarship
Established in 2003, this scholarship is awarded to upperclassmen civil engineering students who demonstrate academic excellence.
Mary Alice McBrayer Scholarship
Qualifications:
Established in 1993, this scholarship is awarded to students pursuing one of the following engineering fields:
- Chemical, Manufacturing Management, Thermal, Civil/Structural, Elect/Power, MFG/Systems, Environmental, Industrial, or Electrical/Instrumental and Control
- The student should be a sophomore or above who has a satisfactory academic record and has performed service to the community in some way.
Stan McCay Scholarship
Qualifications:
Established in 2006 in memory of Mr. Stan McKay, who was employed for 32 years by the Combustion Engineering Metallurgical Research Lab, where he specialized in quality control support of the company. This scholarship will be awarded to undergraduate and graduate students who have a satisfactory academic record and financial need as determined by the FAFSA. Preference will be given to chemical engineering majors.
McKee Foods Scholarship
Qualifications:
This scholarship will be awarded to Computer Science majors who have maintained a 3.0 GPA or above in all major-related coursework. Preference will be given to underrepresented groups and to juniors. If no juniors are eligible, sophomores will be considered.
The James Moreland Minority Engineering Scholarship
For students who meet the following criteria:
- 60+ completed hours of college credit
- Pursuing a degree in Engineering or Engineering Technology
Anna Black Morgan Memorial Scholarship
Jenks Fain Parker Memorial Scholarship
Established in 1984, this scholarship is awarded to engineering students who have demonstrated outstanding moral character, academic success, and financial need.
James Roger Endowed Scholarship
This scholarship is reserved for upperclassmen in the College of Engineering and Computer Science who have served the UTC community with excellence.
Dr. J. Eric Schonblom Scholarship
Established in 1977 in honor of its namesake’s retirement from CECS, this scholarship is awarded to students majoring in engineering who have demonstrated successful academic performance.
Cecil Ray Scott Memorial
LaVerne Thompson Memorial Scholarship
Qualifications:
Established in 1987, this scholarship is awarded each year by the faculty of the Computer Science department to students entering into the Computer Science major.
A.L. Vest Engineering Scholarship
Qualifications:
This scholarship will be awarded to Computer Science majors who have maintained a 3.0 GPA or above in all major-related coursework. Preference will be given to juniors. If no juniors are eligible, sophomores will be considered.
Any questions concerning scholarships and the CECS scholarship processes should be directed to 423-425-2256. For technical issues with the application form, please contact [email protected].