New Mexico Tech, through the gracious donations of our scholarship donors, is able to offer NMT students endowed scholarships; these
scholarships are in addition to NMT merit scholarships. Each endowed scholarship
has its own criteria and deadline. If the scholarship has specific criteria, and
it appears that the student meets the criteria, they will receive an invitation to
apply via campus e-mail. Endowed scholarships that are administered through the Financial
Aid Office are posted on this page, and flyers are posted around campus when applications
are open.
Currently Available
updated 03/15/2019
Frank G. Greiner Memorial Scholarship
Deadline: June 3, 2019
Criteria:
Must plan to be NMT full-time, undergraduate student
Incoming freshman for 2019-20
Undergraduate students who have completed a least 24 NMT credit hours and have at
least a 3.0 GPA and who are pursuing a BS degree
Must have financial need
Must demonstrate participation or interest in humanities or fine arts
Must have completed at least 24 credit hours at NMT
Must be pursuing a degree in an area of study that was offered as a degree in 1960
(Physics, Chemistry, Earth Science, Mineral Resources, Mathematics, and Petroleum
Engineering)
Must be majoring in Civil Engineering ( or a pre-engineering major) demonstrating
significant interest in the area of structural engineering
Must have a 3.0 cumulative NMT GPA (continuing students) or a 3.5 cumulative high
school GPA (New entering freshman) at the time of selection.
Applicants must submit a one (1) page statement describing how he/she became interested
in civil engineering and what career aspirations they have that will include civil
and/or structural engineering
Winners must submit a photo of themselves to the donor for publication on the donor's
website
Awardees who continue to meet eligibility will be renewed for up to five years or
180 credits.
Term: 2019-2020 school year
Eligibility Requirements:
A current resident of any of the following New Mexico counties: San Juan, McKinley
Rio Arriba, Los Alamos, Sandoval, Taos, Mora, Santa Fe, Colfax, Union, Harding, or
San Miguel; or a New Mexico Tribal Member from any county in the state;
A graduating high school senior within the last 24 months (exceptions to this requirement
may be granted at the discretion of the University);
Either a cumulative high school GPA of 3.2 minimum, or college GPA of 3.2, or documentation
of home-schooled equivalency; or SAT score of 1180 minimum (24 ACT); and
Eligible for Federal Pell Grant having an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) comparable
to that of a Pell-eligible undergraduate student. Financial need and merit will be
considered in the awarding of this scholarship. As long as New Mexico Tech is listed
as one of your school choices on the FAFSA we will be able to access your results
electronically so you will not have to submit anything to us to verify your Pell Grant
eligibility. We will check that information for you in April before we award this
scholarship.
