Major: Mathematics
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Awards
College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based
Sophomore and juniors selected for advancement in NROTC; majoring in electrical engineering, electronics, computer science, computer engineering, physics, or mathematics; character, academic standing, merit, and need.
Value:
$2,000 - $4,000 scholarships depending on candidate's competitiveness
Degree:
UndergraduateCollege:
Division of Military Sciences, Navy & MarineChat Ho Scholarship
College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based
Awarded each spring to a promising math graduate student. Selection determined by the Undergraduate Coordinator and the Undergraduate Committee.
Value:
$500-1,000
Degree:
GraduateCollege:
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department of MathematicsDr. Frank C. Bolser Memorial Scholarship
College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based
Full-time students preparing to teach mathematics at the middle or secondary level.
Contact:
EduGator Central (Student Services) via email at scholarships@coe.ufl.edu or by phone at (352) 273-4376.
Scholarship website: http://education.ufl.edu/student-services/scholarships/http://education.ufl.edu/student-services/scholarships/
Application forms, instructions and deadlines are available at the Office of Student Services Web page above.
Value:
Varies
Degree:
GraduateCollege:
College of EducationEleanor Ewing Ehrlick Award
College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based
Contact: Department Chair, 358 Little Hall.
Awarded each spring to a promising math graduate student. Selection determined by the Undergraduate Coordinator and the Undergraduate Committee.
Value:
$500
Degree:
GraduateCollege:
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department of MathematicsKermit Sigmon Scholarship
College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based
promising mathematics majors
Value:
$200, awarded spring
Degree:
UndergraduateCollege:
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department of MathematicsNational Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships Program
NOT College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based
Applicants must be U.S. citizens, nationals, or permanent resident aliens at or near the beginning of research-based graduate studies in chemistry, computer and information science and engineering, engineering, geosciences, life sciences, mathematical sciences, physics and astronomy, psychology, and social sciences. Applications are available in early August, and due in early November.
Value:
$30,000 annual stipend and a $10,500 allowance
Degree:
GraduateRobert Long Essay Scholarship
College Awarded Aid
Not Need-based
Mathematics students.
Value:
$100; awarded spring
