Master Student Fellowship Program (MSFP)

Missouri S&T’s Master Student Fellowship Program (MSFP) is an accelerated program which allows students the opportunity to earn undergraduate and graduate degrees at the same time. MSFP students are eligible to participate in S&T Honors Academy and to attend New Student Honors Seminars their first year at S&T. In addition, MSFP students are allowed to be dually enrolled as undergraduate and graduate students beginning the second semester of their junior year, and both semesters of their senior year.

Qualifications:

Incoming freshmen are eligible to apply if:

1. They have an ACT score of 31 or above/SAT of 1440 or above; and
2. They graduated with a GPA of 3.75 or were in the top 5% of their high school class.

Transfer students are eligible to apply if:

1. They have a college GPA of 3.75 or above; and
2. They have completed a minimum of 24 graded, college-level credits.

Current S&T students are eligible to apply if:

1. They have completed a minimum of 24 graded, college-level credits;
2. They have approval from their department; and
3. They have maintained a minimum GPA of 3.5 in S&T courses.

Additional Expectations

• work with the CArE Engineering Department faculty member to identify research topics of interest and then select a research advisor, who in turn commits to advise and  mentor the scholar (as well as provide support for any incidental expenses that might be required by the scholar during the course of his scholarly study);
• regularly attend research talks, seminars and symposia at S&T;
• complete a minimum of 3 semesters of guided undergraduate research under the advisement of a CArE Engineering Department faculty member;
• participate at least one S&T Undergraduate Research Fair;
• seek summer research or internship programs, such as NSF REU programs, DOE SULI programs, or similar (internships in industry or consulting can be targeted as well to gain experience pertinent to the research being conducted);
• complete and submit national-level applications for competitive scholarships or fellowships (e.g., NSF, NASA, etc.);
• attend conference(s) as appropriate with research advisors to present research results;
• prepare a S&T graduate school application the earliest applicable time; and,
• prepare at least one research article for publication consideration in collaboration with research advisors and team members as appropriate.

Aaron Greenberg

Greenberg Scholarship Fund

The Greenberg scholarship fund was established through generosity of Aaron and Zelda Greenberg and honors Aaron Greenberg’s legendary commitment to S&T. He was one of the Miner Alumni Association’s most dedicated members, serving as an admissions ambassador, public resource ambassador and class coordinator. Aaron rarely missed a Homecoming or annual spring scholarship banquet. He and sister Zelda established this memorial endowment to support the excellence of student education and advancement in his home department and alma mater.