College of EngineeringDepartment of Civil and Environmental EngineeringStudentsScholarships
Scholarships
The civil engineering department provides many undergraduate scholarships each year through the civil engineering scholarship program and through the Contractor License Fee scholarship program. Civil engineering scholarships are funded by gifts and endowments from alumni and friends of the department. CLF scholarships are funded by fees paid by contractors as part of their license renewal fees each year.
How to Apply
Incoming freshmen accepted for admission to Auburn University and enrolled and transfer students must apply through the Auburn University Scholarship Opportunity Manager to receive consideration for university-wide and Samuel Ginn College of Engineering scholarships. AUSOM’s online features and benefits allow students to search, review requirements, apply and accept awards for available scholarship opportunities, all within one easy-to-use site.
All students must apply through AUSOM by March 1 to receive consideration for Samuel Ginn College of Engineering general and civil engineering department scholarships.
For additional information regarding university-wide scholarships, visit auburn.edu/scholarships
Department scholarship program
Incoming freshman
The department awards scholarships to incoming freshman based on their standardized test score (ACT and SAT), high school GPA, and extra curricular activities. The scholarships are highly competitive and are typically awarded for a period of four years subject to satisfactory performance by the student.
Current students
Students enrolled at Auburn may also apply for civil engineering scholarships each year. The number and size of scholarships available varies from year to year. Choice of recipients depends on factors such as academic performance, career planning, technical area of interest and place of permanent residence.
Contractor License Fee scholarship program
The CLF scholarship program is for Alabama residents only, and these scholarships are available to freshman, sophomores, juniors and seniors. CLF scholarships are awarded on a year-to-year basis. Scholarship amounts are based on academic performance and vary each year with the availability of funds.
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Baskerville Donovan, Inc. endowment for scholarships in memory Of William H. Baskerville |
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Ray D. Bass endowment for scholarships in the Auburn University Foundation for the Department of Civil Engineering |
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BCM Engineers, a division Of ATC Group Services Company |
Priority given to minority students from the Mobile, Alabama metropolitan area |
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William A. Boone endowment for scholarships in civil engineering |
Must be an Alabama or Georgia resident |
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Paul and Marilyn Box transportation research trust |
For sophomore, junior, and senior level students who wish to pursue a career in traffic engineering |
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Brasfield & Gorrie annual scholarship |
Incoming freshman and seniors with interest in construction |
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Nancy B. and Benjamin F. Carr, Jr. scholarship endowment for civil engineering in the Samuel Ginn College Of Engineering |
Preference to students from Shelby, Alabama that have achieved junior and/or senior status |
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CH2MHill endowment for scholarships and fellowships |
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Charles Edward Sauls endowment for scholarships |
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Civil Engineering Class of 1976 endowment for scholarships in the Department Of Civil Engineering |
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Civil engineering scholarships endowment fund |
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William Winfield Clark endowment for scholarships in civil engineering |
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Contractor's License Fee |
Alabama residents only with an interest in highway engineering and or/construction engineering |
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Dixon scholarship |
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Grigg-Burns endowment for scholarships |
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Melissa Brown Herkt endowment fund for scholarships |
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HMB Alabama, LLC Annual Scholarship in the Department Of Civil Engineering for the Samuel Ginn College Of Engineering |
Preference given to students from Montgomery, Alabama and contiguous counties that have achieved junior and or/senior status |
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Alan P. Hudgins endowment for scholarships |
Preference to students from Monroe County, Alabama |
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Elton Z. and Lois G. Huff civil engineering endowed scholarships |
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John Steele Henley II endowment for scholarships |
Juniors or higher with GPA 3.2 or higher |
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Lane, Bishop, York and Delahay, Inc. endowment for scholarships |
Preference to students who have a career interest in civil or structural engineering |
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Norman L. Liver scholarship endowment |
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Thomas M. Lowe Sr. Memorial endowment for scholarships |
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Machemehl/Hugh Neville/Rex Copeland, D'Anne Clark scholarship endowment |
Priority to members of the Air National Guard |
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McCartney Construction Company, Inc. Highway Engineering endowed scholarship fund |
Alabama residents pursuing careers in highway engineering |
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Jesse D. McGill Memorial scholarship |
Students pursuing careers in the highway industry |
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George L. McGlamery endowed scholarship in the Department Of Civil Engineering |
Junior and/or senior status |
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John F. And Agnes N. Meagher Jr. endowed scholarship in the Department Of Civil Engineering |
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Lex S. Owens scholarship |
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Rex Kelly Rainer Sr. endowment for scholarships for the Department Of Civil Engineering within whe Samuel Ginn College Of Engineering |
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George and Edna Russian endowment for scholarships |
Preference to student in the Auburn University NROTC Program |
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Larry E. Speaks & Associates, Inc. Endowed Scholarship In The Department Of Civil Engineering For The Samuel Ginn College Of Engineering |
Must be a student from one of the following counties in Alabama: Montgomery, Elmore, Lowndes, Autauga, Bullock, Macon, Tallapoosa, Chilton and Coosa |
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James W. Woodruff Sr. Endowment Fund For scholarships |
Preference to students from the Chattahoochee River Valley that have achieved Sophomore, junior and/or senior status |
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Hydraulic Engineering annual scholarship |
Student must be a first generation college attendee and/or demonstrate financial need according to FAFSA; student must have achieved sophomore status or higher |
