NACME Scholarship
Bridge Scholars
Scholarships that supports first time entry to a four-year bachelor’s program in engineering or computer science
Summer Bridge Programs
Leading Universities host multi-week residential programs during the summer for their admitted Freshmen to attend a boot camp style academic program to preview the classes that typically determine a student’s ability to graduate within five years with a competitive GPA. The following NACME Partner Universities host Summer bridge programs that receive an annul contribution from NACME:
California State University, Sacramento
University of Alaska, Anchorage
University of Colorado Boulder
San Jose State University
University of California, San Diego
Kettering University
Kansas State University
University of Washington
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Pathway Programs
Companies on the NACME Board provide custom support to ensure under-represented populations have meaning full access opportunities to four-year collegiate programs in engineering or computer science:
Bechtel Freshman Development Program
Ford Southeast Michigan Pathway to Engineering
GE Edison Freshman Development Program
IBM P-Tech Program
The Bridge Scholarship Program
NACME has identified Bridge Programs – university-hosted college preparatory camps – for first-time students admitted to a four-year engineering or computer science program. Summer seminars in math and science held before the first semester of college help facilitate adjustment to university life, improve academic performance, and enhance graduation rates.
Join NACME in dramatically increasing the five-year graduation rates of our nation’s under-represented talent in STEM by supporting our National Bridge Program—designed to increase Bridge enrollment by 25%. This one-time gift will cover bridge fees for enrolling participants, support students across the span of their academic career, and enhance the graduation rates of under-represented students in high-demand STEM fields.