Scholarships and Financial Aid
AEM offers a variety of opportunities for both prospective and current students.
Lower Division and Transfer Students
Freshman applicants are automatically considered for various college-wide and University-wide scholarships.
Scholarships for other lower division and transfer students are reviewed and managed through the College of Science and Engineering.
Upper Division Students
We award scholarships based on academic achievement to full-time, upper division students admitted to the BAEM program. There is no formal process for applying for these scholarships. All upper division students are considered and election is made by the AEM Awards Committee each fall.
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Scholarships & Financial Aid
Undergraduate Merit-Based Scholarships
Richard D. and Wyona R. Bartsch AEM Scholarship
Rose Minkin Aerospace Engineering
Boeing Scholarship
The Chester Gaskell Aeronautical -- Engineering Scholarship
The AEM Strategic Initiatives Scholarship
Robert and Marjorie Jewett Scholarship
Richard & Shirley DeLeo Scholarship
The Eric W. Harslem Scholarship for Aerospace Engineering
John and Robert McCollom Memorial Scholarship
Lawrence E. Goodman Scholarship in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Richard G. Brasket AEM Scholarship
Louis R. and Dona S. Wagner Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics Scholarship
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Program
AIAA awards scholarships to academically outstanding students who are pursuing science and engineering degrees related to the field of aerospace.
Financial Aid
Information regarding financial aid types and more information, including frequently asked questions, cost calculators, and residency/reciprocity, can be found through the One Stop Student Services website..
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Minnesota Space Grant Consortium Fellowships/Scholarships
These fellowships and scholarships are awarded to graduate and undergraduate students majoring in any field of aerospace science or engineering. The Minnesota Space Grant Consortium is funded by NASA.
Fellowships and scholarships are limited to U.S. citizens who are students at one of the Minnesota Space Grant Consortium Affiliated Institutions of Higher Education. To apply, please contact Prof. Demoz Gebre-Egziabher (gebre@umn.edu, mnsgc@umn.edu), Director of the Minnesota Space Grant Consortium at . Applications are also accepted during the Consortium Wide Scholarship Program Competition held each spring.
Application deadlines are typically in January each year. See current application deadlines and other details.