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McNair Scholars Program
About the Program
About Ronald E. McNair
Eligibility
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ELIGIBILITY
preference to Rising juniors and seniors enrolled in a bachelor degree program who are U.S. Citizens
Credit count can be transfer credits from other institutions
students classified as sophomores or First Year are eligible to apply & will participate in the summer Research project in the summer of their junior or senior year.
GPA Minimum – 2.85
ONE-THIRD OF ALL SCHOLARS MAY BE FROM GROUPS THAT ARE UNDERREPRESENTED IN GRADUATE EDUCATION. IF YOU ARE FROM AN UNDERREPRESENTED GROUP,
INCOME REQUIREMENTS AND FIRST-GEN STATUS DO NOT APPLY.
Two-thirds of all scholars must meet income requirements as determined by the
US Department of Education
and
first generation college students
.
Students interested in attending graduate school and pursuing doctoral studies
Scholars must demonstrate strong academic progress