Combined Degree Scholarship Program (CDSP): A National Science Foundation (NSF) Project Application for Phase 2.
The Combined Degree Scholarship Program (CDSP) at Grand Valley State University (GVSU) provides scholarships to high-achieving, low-income students to complete both their Bachelor’s and Master’s in Engineering in a compressed timeline. The scholarship program consists of two components: extensive extracurricular support and financial support ($10,000/year) for last two years of the program. This particular application is for phase 2 and is only available to those students who have been part of Phase 1. Successful admission into Phase 2 unlocks the various benefits mentioned below:
Benefits:
*$20,000 in scholarship via CDSP once accepted into graduate program
*Extensive individualized mentoring by faculty member
*Peer mentored by current graduate students
*Targeted seminars and workshop to enhance professional development
*Research activities and conference participation/attendance
*Leadership shadowing of industry senior managers
*Experiential learning
Requirements:
*Admitted to the graduate school
Financial need is required and shall be demonstrated by completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
- Award
- 10,000
- Scopes
- Padnos College of Engineering
- Deadline
- 10/30/2021
- Supplemental Questions
- Did you participate in Phase 1 of the CDSP?
- Describe your experience in your CDSP semester project in a short paragraph. Briefly describe the project and discuss what went well and what could have been improved.
- How many sessions have you attended with your assigned primary faculty mentor?
- Per semester, how many individual faculty meetings with your mentor would you prefer?
- Per semester, how many group meetings (the full cohort meets with all faculty mentors) would you prefer?
- Have you met with the Graduate Program Director to discuss your curriculum plan?
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