The School of Computer Science supports many students through various scholarships. The requirements for these scholarships vary from merit-based to financial need. The department takes pride in the fact that many of the scholarships available to current and prospective students are set up by CS alumni.
For more information on Engineering and other scholarships, please review below.
The Centralized Academic Scholarship Hub (CASH) is open October 1 – February 1 each year. CASH includes financial need-based scholarships, merit-based scholarships, college-wide scholarships, general OU scholarships, departmental scholarships, many study abroad scholarships, Campus Awards, Work Assistance, among many others.
The Gallogly College of Engineering offers a wide range of scholarships for all students, including freshmen, transfer students, and students who are currently enrolled. The scholarship requirements vary from merit-based to financial need.
To be considered for a First Year Engineering Scholarship from the Gallogly College of Engineering, you must apply for admissions to the University of Oklahoma by December 15. Scholarships are competitive for students demonstrating strong academic merit, leadership, community service, co-curricular activities, financial need, etc. Selection and award amounts vary and are determined holistically from academic merit and financial need.
The University of Oklahoma offers a variety of scholarships for admitted incoming freshmen. To be considered, incoming freshmen students must apply for OU by December 15. Applicants are strongly encouraged to retake the ACT and/or SAT through April 30 and send their seventh semester transcript for scholarship update consideration. Please note that OU will consider applicants holistically for scholarships, but it is highly encouraged to submit test scores and transcripts in a timely manner to ensure the highest scholarship award and the fastest notification of said award.
For more information about OU Incoming Freshmen Scholarships including award amounts, qualifications, and how test scores may affect your award, please visit the incoming student scholarship webpage.
The National Merit Awards are the top merit-based scholarship awarded at the University of Oklahoma. To be eligible for this award, students will need to take the PSAT or NMSQT during their junior year in high school. The National Merit Selection Committee (NMSC), a non-OU entity, will look at their Selection Index Score to determine if the student is a Semifinalist. These students will be notified of their Semifinalist standing in early to mid September of their senior year in high school. The NMSC will also notify their high school and give them information on how that student may become a National Merit Finalist.
National Merit Award Packages and details can vary from year to year, so please visit the OU Honors College Scholarship Page for up to date information.
Please note, National Merit Scholars are not typically eligible for additional scholarship awards through the Gallogly College of Engineering during their first year. However, National Merit Scholars are eligible and considered for engineering scholarships in subsequent years and are encouraged to apply annually through CASH.
This scholarship is offered to incoming freshman students who are interested in using computer science to build Tribal Nations. The scholarship awards students with up to $10,000 per year for 4 years, based on financial need. Other benefits of the scholarship program include academic and social support, mentorship, internships, research opportunities, dedicated advising and service learning. Students admitted for fall 2023 are eligible. Application priority deadline is Feb.15 2023.
To be considered for scholarships from the Gallogly College of Engineering, you must apply for admissions to the University of Oklahoma by March 1st. Scholarships are competitive for students demonstrating strong academic merit, leadership, community service, co-curricular activities, financial need, etc.
To be considered for a transfer student scholarship from the Gallogly College of Engineering, you must apply for admissions to the University of Oklahoma by March 1 and have completed 24 hours or more from an accredited two- or four-year institution. Scholarships are competitive for students demonstrating strong academic merit, leadership, community service, co-curricular activities, financial need, etc. Specific requirements for this scholarship include:
All undergraduate and graduate engineering students can apply for scholarships through the Centralized Academic Scholarship Hub (CASH) at ou.edu/scholarships. The deadline is February 1st.
The Gallogly College of Engineering offers annual scholarships for returning students through the Centralized Academic Scholarship Hub (CASH), which is open from October 15 to February 1 each year. CASH is used to determine engineering scholarships given out every year and include college-level scholarships, departmental scholarships, and sometimes program specific scholarships. Scholarships are competitive with award amounts varying and dependent on academic merit as well as financial need.
This year's CASH application opens on October 15th and closes on February 1st. To apply on CASH, please visit https://www.ou.edu/sfc/cash.
It is also strongly recommended to complete or update your FAFSA with your latest financial information. FAFSA applications open on October 1st. To complete your FAFSA, please visit https://fafsa.ed.gov. Please note, that to complete your FAFSA, you will need your social security number (or permanent resident card), W-2's from the past year, and your tax records from the past year.
Most OU scholarship opportunities are applied for through the Centralized Academic Scholarship Hub (CASH), which is open October 15 to February 1 each year. CASH includes financial need-based scholarships, merit-based scholarships, college-wide scholarships, general OU scholarships, departmental scholarships, many study abroad scholarships, Campus Awards, Work Assistance, among many others. To apply on CASH, please visit https://www.ou.edu/sfc/cash.
For information about specific funding opportunities offered by the University for current students, please visit https://www.ou.edu/sfc/scholarships/current-students.
The Tomorrow's Engineers Scholarship is a competitive, financial need-based award for students currently enrolled in the Gallogly College of Engineering. The scholarship amount varies. This scholarship is a one-year award. Applications to reapply will be available each year through the Centralized Academic Scholarship Hub (CASH). The deadline is Februar
The William H. Barkow Scholarship is a competitive award for students with a declared Electrical or Computer Engineering major. The students must have completed 30 credit hours and maintain a 3.0 GPA. The scholarship amount varies. This scholarship is a one-year award. Applications to reapply will be available each year through the Centralized Academic Scholarship Hub (CASH). The deadline is February 1.
The S.C. Reed Scholarship is a scholarship for one engineering student that meets the following requirements:
The Sooner Engineering Education (SEED) Center of the OU Gallogly College of Engineering encourages undergraduate and graduate engineering students to apply to be named a Boggs Family SEED Scholar. This award includes a scholarship for the Fall 2022 semester, starting at $1000.
Qualities demonstrated by the successful applicant through his or her application include
Questions about engineering scholarships?
Engineering Student Life Coordinator
202 W Boyd St., Carson Engineering Center (CEC) 107
Norman, OK 73019CEC 107
coescholarships@ou.edu
(405) 325-4724
Questions about Scholarships?
865 Asp Ave., Felgar Hall 112
Norman, OK 73019-1052
lmorales@ou.edu
(405) 325-0095
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