Progressive Automations gives away $1,000 dollars each in scholarships to two engineering students each year.
2018’s winners
David Storto
Rilyn Fox
Requirements
1
Applicants must write a 1,000 word essay detailing why you think you're best suited for the scholarship. Let us know about your academic achievements, your drive to succeed as an engineer, your passion for the field, your personal achievements, your educational expectations for the future and what you think the next ten years of your professional life will look like.
2
Applicants must be enrolled for the September 2018 semester, full-time at a recognized, Canadian or American post-secondary college or university.
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Applications must be enrolled at the undergraduate level in an engineering program.
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Applicants must have Canadian or American citizenship.
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Applicants must demonstrate high academic performance by submitting a copy of their high-school transcripts.
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Applicants must demonstrate financial need and be eligible to receive financial aid.
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You are not eligible if you have already received the award in a previous year.
Application
Application
If you meet the requirements and would like to pursue the scholarship you must fill out an application form and send it to us, along with the written essay and a copy of your high-school transcripts.
Application Form
These can be sent by email or by mail to:
Progressive Automations, Inc.
160-6691 Elmbridge Way
Richmond, BC V7A 4N1
Canada
Phone: 1-800-676-6123
Email: sales@progressiveautomations.com
160-6691 Elmbridge Way
Richmond, BC V7A 4N1
Canada
Phone: 1-800-676-6123
Email: sales@progressiveautomations.com
Any questions about the application or the essay can be directed to social@progressiveautomations.com
Selection Process
Applications will be chosen based on academic achievements, drive to succeed and future potential.
Decisions made by Progressive Automations are final. No appeal may be made once a decision is reached.
Progressive Automations gives away $1,000 dollars each in scholarships to two engineering students each year.
