SWE UPPERCLASS & GRADUATE STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIP JUDGING (Revised 3/3/2015) Note for Judging Scholarships The year listed on the application is the year they will be entering into next academic year. As appropriate may use scores up to one (1) decimal point (e.g., 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.5) EVALUATION CRITERIA FOR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Academic Preparation: Evidenced by courses taken, special projects, or by jobs in the engineering profession, and technical abilities observed by those writing letter of reference. Sophomore Description Points Calculus, a science (Chemistry or Physics), OR 1 Entry level engineering courses (e.g., intro to their respective engineering major) Calculus, a science (Chemistry or Physics), AND 3 Entry level engineering courses (e.g., intro to their respective engineering major) Any advanced courses in major, math (beyond 5 Calculus I), or science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) Junior Description Points Calculus, a science (Chemistry or Physics), AND 1 Entry level engineering courses (e.g., intro to their respective engineering major) 2 5 advanced courses in major, math (beyond 2 – Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 6 - 8 advanced courses in math (beyond 3 Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 9 advanced courses in major, math (beyond 4 Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 10+ advanced courses in math (beyond 5 Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) Senior or Graduate Student Description Points 6 - 8 advanced courses in major, math (beyond 1 Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 9 - 12 advanced courses in major, math (beyond 2 Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 13 - 15 advanced courses in math (beyond 3 Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 16+ advanced courses in major, math (beyond 4 Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 16+ advanced courses in major, math (beyond 5 Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) & Senior Design Project or Research Project
SWE UPPERCLASS & GRADUATE STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIP JUDGING (Revised 3/3/2015) Note for Judging Scholarships The year listed on the application is the year they will be entering into next academic year. As appropriate may use scores up to one (1) decimal point (e.g., 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.5) EVALUATION CRITERIA FOR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Academic Preparation: Evidenced by courses taken, special projects, or by jobs in the engineering profession, and technical abilities observed by those writing letter of reference. Sophomore Description Points Calculus, a science (Chemistry or Physics), OR Entry level engineering courses (e.g., intro to their respective engineering major) 1 Calculus, a science (Chemistry or Physics), AND Entry level engineering courses (e.g., intro to their respective engineering major) 3 Any advanced courses in major, math (beyond Calculus I), or science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 5 Junior Description Points Calculus, a science (Chemistry or Physics), AND Entry level engineering courses (e.g., intro to their respective engineering major) 1 2 – 5 advanced courses in major, math (beyond Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 2 6 - 8 advanced courses in math (beyond Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 3 9 advanced courses in major, math (beyond Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 4 10+ advanced courses in math (beyond Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 5 Senior or Graduate Student Description Points 6 - 8 advanced courses in major, math (beyond Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 1 9 - 12 advanced courses in major, math (beyond Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 2 13 - 15 advanced courses in math (beyond Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 3 16+ advanced courses in major, math (beyond Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) 4 16+ advanced courses in major, math (beyond Calculus I), and science (beyond Chemistry I, Biology I, and Physics I) & Senior Design Project or Research Project 5
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