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NSF Scholarship Programs

The Institute for STEM and Diversity Initiatives has become the Institute for Inclusive & Transformative Scholarship.

To learn more about how to get involved, please visit our new website at https://www.boisestate.edu/undergraduate-research/get-involved/

Sage Scholars

SAGE Scholars is a cohort-based scholarship program for engineering and computer science students funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF). This program continues a tradition of NSF-funded scholarship programs at Boise State that support students. SAGE Scholars receive a combination of academic advising, professional development, social experiences, and significant financial support.

Visit the Sage Scholars Website to learn more

Visit the Sage Scholars Website to learn more

National Science Foundation Gateway Scholarship in Biology

National Science Foundation Gateway Scholarship in Biology

National Science Foundation Scholarships for Transfer Students in Computer Science, Engineering & Math

This is a scholarship for incoming or current Boise State students that have between 6-90 transfer credits from a community college or other institution.

  1. U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status;
  2. Demonstrated financial need (FAFSA on file at Boise State University);
  3. Academic requirements: minimum high school 3.5 GPA  and SAT/ACT scores submitted to Boise State for new students, minimum Boise State 3.0 GPA for current students.
  4. Admitted and plan to enroll as a full time student (12 credits or more) at Boise State University; and
  5. Enrolled/enrolling in a first-year level mathematics course for upcoming Fall semester including in any of the following: Math 143 College Algebra, Math 144 Trigonometry, Math 170 Calculus I, Math 175 Calculus II or Math 189 Discrete Mathematics.
  6. All recipients must be enrolled at Boise State as a full-time student for any semester a scholarship is awarded and majoring in Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Material Science & Engineering or Mechanical & Biomedical Engineering.
  7. Once accepted as a scholar, you will be expected to participate in monthly community building activities with other scholarship recipients. Participation in a minimum of 4 cohort activities a semester is required. This might include one or more of the following: orientation summer adventure (rafting) trip, participating in a seminar(s), living in the Engineering Residential College; or attending cohort events (academic and social) such as resume building workshops or yoga.

Application now Closed!

NOTE: AP credits/college credits earned while in high school do not apply for this scholarship. You must have a completed FAFSA application on file at Boise State University to demonstrate financial need in order to receive this scholarship.

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