San Francisco State University

Hitachi Scholarship

The Hitachi Scholarship supports students at San Francisco State University who are pursuing a degree within the field of Engineering.

Award

$2,500 (4 awards available)

Deadline

April 8 (annually)

Level

Both

Status

Usually due April 8 – next cycle expected

Engineering

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Application effort
High (essay, recommendation letters, transcript)
Who can apply
Undergraduate and graduate students

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Who is eligible

  • Must be a student at San Francisco State University
  • Must be studying Engineering

What you'll need

  • Essay (up to 2 pages): "Please attach an essay on covering the following topics: a) Why you chose your Major, b) your professional goals, and c) reasons for applying for this scholarship."
  • One e-mail recommendation about your academic qualifications from ANY SFSU professor, received by the application deadline.
  • Unofficial transcript

How to apply

  • Log in to the San Francisco State University Scholarship portal, complete the supplemental questions, upload your unofficial transcript, and request your professor recommendation.
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Sources & verification

Official listing:
https://sfsu.academicworks.com/opportunities/18839
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