Scholarships

We have CU Teach Engineering scholarships available, and the College of Engineering and Applied Science has resources as well. 

Scholarships for CU Teach Concentration Students

$1,000 for EDUC 2035: Designing STEM Learning Environments and Experiences

  • Invites science, mathematics and engineering students to explore teaching as a career by providing first-hand experiences teaching science/math lessons in local elementary classrooms.
  • Introduces theory and practice necessary to design and deliver excellent instruction.
  • Master teachers provide ongoing support and feedback.
  • Meets weekly on CU campus (1.5 hours/week) and involves five visits to an elementary school.

Students must remain in the course for a full 10 weeks or else the scholarship allotment will need to be returned. Just Try It! scholarships are not for graduating seniors within 2 semesters of graduation.

Contact IDE Professor, Dr. Malinda Zarske, for more information and to apply for these scholarships.

Up to $25K in scholarship funds for your last 5 semesters: 

  • $4,000/semester for your 5th and 4th semester out from graduation
  • $6,000/semester for your 3rd, and 2nd semester out from graduation
  • $6,000 for your actual student teaching semester at DSST 

The CU Teach Engineering Bechtel Scholarship is offered to CU Teach Engineering students ONLY, by meeting the following requirements:

  • Have a minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA
  • Be enrolled as a full-time, undergraduate IDE student, with a declared CU Teach Engineering Concentration
  • Be within the last five semesters of attaining teacher licensure through CU Teach Engineering and have acceptance to the in the School of Education
  • Have completed a minimum of 56 credit hours of college-level coursework (Transfer students must have at least one semester of grades at ²ÊÃñ±¦µä before applying for the CU Teach Engineering Bechtel Scholarship).
  • Have completed , with a grade of B- or better
  • Have completed , with a grade of B- or better
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  • Have completed or be enrolled in
  • Have completed two of the fiveIDE Engineering Core courses, with grades of C or better
  • Have completed Physics 1 and Physics 2, with grades of C or better
  • Be a domestic student

Contact IDE Professor, Dr. Malinda Zarske, for more information on the CU Teach Engineering Bechtel Scholarship.