Corporate Scholarships for Graduate Students

Many companies offer scholarships to both undergraduate and graduate students, usually in fields related to the company's focus. Scholarships increase the brand name of a company and enable them to recruit individuals that are familiar with their company upon graduation. Fortune 500 companies, or the 500 highest-grossing companies in the United States, are typically the ones most likely to provide scholarships, including scholarships for graduate students.
  1. Wal-Mart

    • The retailer Wal-Mart offers several scholarships, including one in association with the Hispanic Scholarship Fund that is available to undergraduate and graduate Hispanic students. The scholarship amount is $2,500 and students must be of Hispanic descent, a legal U.S. resident, maintain a current grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher, and enrolled in an accredited U.S. school. Graduate students must be studying finance, civil, electrical, environmental or geological engineering, law, marketing or business.

    Ford Motor Company

    • The Ford Motor Company has a charitable foundation that offers graduate students planning to enroll in a Ph.D. or Sc.D degree in a research field at an accredited U.S. school. These scholarships total $20,000 and applicants may not hold a previous doctoral degree. Other Ford Foundation scholarships for graduate students include dissertation fellowships for students writing their Ph.D. dissertations.

    AT&T

    • The communications company AT&T offers scholarships to minority and women students in post-graduate study of computer and communications fields. Awards include full tuition, an annual stipend, travel expenses and books. Only U.S. citizens may apply.

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