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November 02, 2011
Society of Women Engineers
Qualifications
• The Society of Women Engineers Scholarship is only open to women.
• The applicant is enrolled or has graduated in a baccalaureate ABET-accredited engineering or computer science degree program, or the applicant is accepted for enrollment in a baccalaureate computer science program at an ABET-approved school. Please go to www.abet.org for more information.
• The applicant is in a position to accept the scholarship in the school year for which it is being awarded.
• The minimum GPA is 3.0/4.0 for upperclass applicants.
• The applicant is not the current recipient of a renewable SWE Scholarship (i.e. is not already designated to receive a SWE scholarship payment in the coming academic year.)
• The applicant must be a full time student, except for reentry applicants.
• The applicant must be a US citizen or permanent resident of the US for some scholarships. The applicant is not receiving full funding for education from another organization (e.g. members of the Armed Services attending US Military Academies, students receiving full reimbursement from an employer).
Deadline
The application for sophomores through graduate students is typically available December 1st through February 15th. For freshmen: March 1st through May 15th.
Submit
Application at https://scholarships.swe.org/applications/login.asp
Contact
email scholarships@swe.org.
call 312.596.5223
Posted by jbz4 at November 2, 2011 04:06 PM
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Posted by: abc articles at November 8, 2011 05:25 PM
Good blog post. What I would like to bring about is that personal computer memory must be purchased in case your computer is unable to cope with everything you do with it. One can add two good old ram boards with 1GB each, as an example, but not one of 1GB and one of 2GB. One should look for the maker's documentation for own PC to make sure what type of ram is essential.
Posted by: abc articles at November 8, 2011 05:26 PM
But does anyone actually benefit apart from the people selling the computer hardware and software, after all you need a more powerful computer to run the latest operating systems, but even then it will only run as fast as the previous system with the lesser hardware specs.
Posted by: computer-adviser at November 12, 2011 11:41 AM