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U. S. Steel Endowed Scholarships Descriptions
Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island
http://www.brown.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Brown is a need-based scholarship awarded annually to
an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the
following three years. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship
may be awarded to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria. For
information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Brown's
website or call 401-863-2378 (Admissions) or 401-863-2721 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same
time they apply for financial aid at Brown. With the required financial aid materials,
enclose a letter addressed to the Assistant Director-Financial Aid, Brown University,
8 Fones Alley, P. O. Box 1827, Providence, RI 02912. In the letter, the student should
state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel Corporation, and
request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state
his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
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Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
http://www.brynmawr.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Bryn Mawr is a $1,000 need-based scholarship awarded
annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It is not
renewable. Daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will
be given preference. If no daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another
high-school senior who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For information
on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Bryn Mawr's website or call
610-526-5152 (Admissions) or 610-526-5245 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the time
they accept Bryn Mawr's offer of admission. To apply, write to the Associate Director
of Financial Aid, Bryn Mawr College, 101 North Merion Avenue, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010-2899.
In the letter, the student should state that she is the daughter of an employee of
U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student
must also state her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
http://www.caltech.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Caltech is a $1,000 need-based scholarship awarded
annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It is not
renewable. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries
will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be
awarded to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria and major
requirement. For more information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid,
visit the Caltech's website or call 626-395-6341 (Admissions) or 626-395-6280
(Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same
time they apply for admission to Caltech. To apply, write to the Financial Aid
Office, California Institute of Technology, Mail Code 2-94, Pasadena, CA 91125. In
the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee
of U. S. Steel and request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student
must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
Upon admission, and if determined financially eligible, Caltech will send the student
a Scholarship Data Form for completion. This information will be used to determine
the student's official financial aid package and eligibility for the U. S. Steel
Scholarship.
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Calumet College of St. Joseph
Whiting, Indiana
http://www.ccsj.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Calumet College is a $1,000 need-based scholarship
awarded annually to an entering first-year student who is enrolled in a business-related
major in the traditional program or in the Degree Completion Division. The scholarship
is not renewable. When candidates are equally qualified, sons or daughters of active,
full-time employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be given preference.
For information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit the Calumet's
website or call 219-473-4213.
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for admission to Calumet. To apply, write to the Director of Admissions & Financial Aid,
Calumet College of St. Joseph, 2400 New York Avenue, Whiting, IN 46394. In the letter, the
student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and
request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her
parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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Carlow University
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
http://www.carlow.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Carlow is a need-based scholarship awarded annually to an
entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the
following three years. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its units will be
given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another
high-school senior who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For information on
academic programs, admissions or financial aid visit Carlow's website or call 412-578-6059
(Admissions) or 412-578-6058 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for financial aid at Carlow. With the required financial aid materials, enclose a letter
addressed to the Office of Financial Aid, Carlow University, 3333 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh,
PA 15213. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an
employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The
student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
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Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
http://www.cmu.edu
The Edgar B. Speer Scholarship at CMU is a merit/financial need/leadership scholarship
(giving equal weight to each criteria) awarded annually to full time undergraduate students
in business-related or engineering majors. In the event that two or more applicants have
substantially equivalent qualifications based upon the applicable criteria, and one of the
applicants is the son or daughter of a full-time employee of U. S. Steel or an eligible
subsidiary, preference is given to the applicant who is the son or daughter of the employee.
Students may receive the award during all four years of study at the university. For
information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit CMU's website or call
412-268-2082.
Students should apply for the Edgar B. Speer Scholarship at the same time they apply
for admission to CMU. The student should enclose a letter addressed to Pam Calig, Assistant
Director of Stewardship, Carnegie Mellon University, 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA
15213-3890. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an
employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the Edgar B. Speer Scholarship. The
student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
The letter should include a transcript and a description of the student's leadership
abilities and should state the intended field of study.
The United States Steel Corporation Scholarship Fund at CMU is a merit/financial
need/leadership scholarship (giving equal weight to each criteria) awarded to full time
undergraduate students entering their junior or senior year, who are either (i) pursuing a
dual major in business and engineering or (ii) pursuing a major in either business or
engineering, with preference being given to dual major students. In the event that two or
more applicants have substantially equivalent qualifications based upon the applicable
criteria, and one of the applicants is the son or daughter of a full-time employee of
U. S. Steel or an eligible subsidiary, preference is given to the applicant who is the son or
daughter of the employee.
Students should apply for the United States Steel Corporation Scholarship Fund at the
end of their sophomore or junior year. The student should enclose a letter addressed to Pam
Calig, Assistant Director of Stewardship, Carnegie Mellon University, 5000 Forbes Avenue,
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the
son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the United States
Steel Corporation Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name,
U. S. Steel position, unit and work location. The letter should also include a statement
about his/her extracurricular activities and career aspirations.
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The Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C.
http://www.cua.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Catholic University is a $1,000 merit scholarship
awarded annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It is not
renewable. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will
be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded on a
merit basis to another student who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For
information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit the University's
website or call 202-319-5305 (Admissions) or 202-319-5307 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to Catholic University. To apply, write to the Director of Admissions, The
Catholic University of America, 620 Michigan Avenue, N.E., Washington, DC 20064-0002. In
the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of
U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must
also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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Chatham University
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
http://www.chatham.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Chatham is a need-based scholarship awarded annually
to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the
following three years. Daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its units will be given
preference. If no daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another high-school
senior who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For information on academic
programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Chatham's website or call 800-837-1290.
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at Chatham by January 31 of
the year in which they enroll. To apply, the student should write to her Admissions
Counselor, Chatham University, Woodland Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15232. In the letter, the
student should state that she is the daughter of a U. S. Steel employee and request
consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state her parent's
name, his/her U. S. Steel position, unit and work.
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Clark University
Worcester, Massachusetts
http://www.clarku.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Clark University is a one-year, $1,000 merit scholarship
awarded annually to an entering first-year student in a program leading to a baccalaureate
degree. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be
given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded on a merit
basis to another student who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For more
information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Clark's website or
call 508-793-7431 (Admissions) or 508-793-7478 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to Clark. To apply, the student should write to the Director of Admissions,
Clark University, 950 Main Street, Worcester, MA 01610. In the letter, the student should
state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel and request
consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her
parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
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Colorado School of Mines
Golden, Colorado
http://www.mines.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at the Colorado School of Mines is a one-year, $1,000
merit scholarship awarded annually to a graduating high-school senior in a program leading
to a baccalaureate degree. Sons or daughters of active, full-time employees of U. S. Steel
or its eligible subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the
scholarship may be awarded to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria. For
more information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit CSM's website or
call 800-446-9488 or 303-273-3320 (Admissions) or 303-273-3301 (Financial Aid).
To qualify to the USS Scholarship, students must apply for admission and for the
scholarship by November 30 of the senior year. To apply for the scholarship, send a letter to:
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Roger Koester
Director, Financial Aid
Financial Aid Office
Colorado School of Mines
Ben Parker Student Center
1200 16th Street
Golden, CO 80401 |
In the letter, request consideration for the USS Scholarship and state the parent's name
his/her USS position, unit and work location.
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Columbia University
New York, New York
http://www.columbia.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Columbia University is a need-based scholarship awarded
annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. The scholarship
is not renewable. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may
be awarded to another first-year student who meets the above criteria and major
requirements. For information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit
Columbia University's website or call (212) 854-1754 (Admissions) or (212) 854- 3711
(Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time application
is made for admission and financial aid at Columbia University. With the required
materials, enclose a letter addressed to the Director of Financial Aid, Columbia University,
407 Lerner Hall, 2920 Broadway, New York, NY 10027. In the letter, the student should
state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel Corporation, and request
consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her
parent's name, U. S. Steel position unit and work location.
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Dartmouth College
Hanover, New Hampshire
http://www.dartmouth.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Dartmouth is a $1,000 need-based scholarship awarded
annually to an entering first-year student in any major. It is not renewable. Preference
is given to self identified sons and daughters of employees of U. S. Steel and its eligible
subsidiaries. For more information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid,
visit Dartmouth's website or call 603-646-2875 (Admissions) or 603-646-2451 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for admission to Dartmouth. To apply, write to the Financial Aid Office, Dartmouth College,
6024 McNutt Hall, Hanover, NH 03755. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is
the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel and request consideration for the
U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel
position, unit, and work location.
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Illinois Institute of Technology
Chicago, Illinois
http://www.iit.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Illinois Institute of Technology is a need-based
scholarship awarded annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major.
The scholarship is not renewable. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its
eligible subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the
scholarship may be awarded to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria and
major requirement. For information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit
Illinois Institute of Technology's website or call the Office of Admissions at 312-567-3025
or 1-800-448-2329 or the office of Financial Aid at 312-567-7219.
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time application is
made for admission and financial aid at Illinois Institute of Technology. With the required
materials, enclose a letter addressed to the Director of Financial Aid, Illinois Institute
of Technology, 3330 S. Federal Street, Chicago, IL 60616. In the letter, the student
should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel Corporation, and
request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her
parent's name, U. S. Steel position unit and work location.
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John Hopkins University
Baltimore, Maryland
http://www.jhu.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Johns Hopkins is a need-based scholarship awarded
annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed
for the following three years. Sons or daughters of active, full-time employees of
U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters
apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another high-school senior who meets the above
criteria and major requirements. For information on academic programs, admissions or
financial aid, visit Johns Hopkins' website or call 410-516-4510 (Admissions) or
410-516-8028 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for admission to Johns Hopkins. To apply, write to the United States Steel Foundation, 600
Grant Street, Room 685, Pittsburgh, PA 15219-2800. In the letter, the student should state
that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration
for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at Johns Hopkins. The student must also state the parent's
name, his/her U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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Lehigh University
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
http://www.lehigh.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Lehigh is a merit scholarship awarded annually to an
entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the
following three years. Sons or daughters of active, full-time employees of U. S. Steel or
its eligible subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the
scholarship may be awarded to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria and
academic major requirements. For information on academic programs, admissions or
financial aid, visit Lehigh's website or call 610-758-3100 (Admissions) or 610-758-3181
(Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for admission to Lehigh. Submit the completed application for admission to the Office of
Admissions. To apply for the scholarship, write to the Program Manager, United States
Steel Foundation, 600 Grant Street - Room 685, Pittsburgh, PA 15219-2800. In the letter,
the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and
request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at Lehigh. The student must also
state his/her parent' name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
The Edwin H. Gott Scholarship at Lehigh is a merit scholarship awarded annually to an
entering first-year student. It may be renewed for the following three years. Preference is
given to engineering majors and sons and daughters of active, full-time employees of
U. S. Steel. For information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid visit
Lehigh's website or call 610-758-3100 (Admissions) or 610-758-3181 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the Edwin H. Gott Scholarship at the same time they apply
for financial aid at Lehigh. With the required financial aid materials, enclose a letter
addressed to the Office of Financial Aid, Lehigh University, 218 West Packer Avenue,
Bethlehem, PA 18015. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter
of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the Edwin H. Gott Scholarship.
The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work
location.
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Marquette University
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
http://www.mu.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Marquette is a $1,000 merit scholarship awarded annually to
an entering first-year student in a business-related major. The scholarship is not renewable.
Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be given
preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another
high-school senior who meets the above criteria. For information on academic programs,
admissions or financial aid, visit the Marquette website or call 800-222-6544 (Admissions)
or 414-288-7390 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to Marquette. To apply for the scholarship, write to the Office of Undergraduate
Admissions, Marquette University, Marquette Hall-Room 106, P. O. Box 1881, Milwaukee, WI
53201-1881. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an
employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The
student must also state the parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Massachusetts
http://www.mit.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at MIT is a need-based scholarship awarded annually to an
entering first-year student who plans a course of study in engineering, computer science,
business, the natural sciences, or another program which has application in the business
environment. It may be renewed annually for each of the following three years. Preference
is given to qualified, self-identified sons and daughters of active, full time employees
of U. S. Steel and its eligible subsidiaries. For information on academic programs,
admissions, or financial aid, visit MIT's website or call 617-253-4791 (Admissions) or
617-258-8600 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for financial aid by including a letter to the Director, Student Financial Services,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Room 11-320, Cambridge,
MA 02139-4307. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of
an employee of U. S. Steel and requesting consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship.
The student must also state the parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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Northwestern University
Evanston, Illinois
http://www.northwestern.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Northwestern University is a $2,500 need-based scholarship
awarded annually to an entering first-year student who has enrolled in a business-related
program leading to a baccalaureate degree. The scholarship is not renewable. Preference is
given to students who are sons and daughters of employees of U. S. Steel and its eligible
subsidiaries and who are pursuing a business-related program at Northwestern. In years when
there is no student of an employee of U. S. Steel or its subsidiaries who qualifies for the
scholarship, Northwestern will award the scholarship to a Northwestern student who is
pursuing a business-related program. For more information on academic programs, admissions
or financial aid, visit Northwestern's website or call 847-491-7271 (Admissions) or
847-491-8000 (Financial Aid).
Students should not apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship until they have been
accepted for admission to Northwestern. To apply, write to the Office of Financial Aid, 1801
Hinman Avenue, Evanston, IL 60208. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the
son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel and request consideration for the U. S. Steel
Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit,
and work location.
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Pennsylvania State University
University Park, Pennsylvania
http://www.psu.edu
The U. S. Steel Trustee Scholarship at Pennsylvania State University is a need-based scholarship
awarded to undergraduate students who have completed the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA), who demonstrate eligibility for the Federal Pell Grant and are enrolled or planning
to enroll at the University as a full-time (12 or more credits per semester) student in Accounting
Supply Chain Management or Information Systems in the Smeal College of Business; Chemical,
Computer, Electrical, Industrial or Mechanical Engineering in the College of Engineering;
Information Sciences and Technology in the College of Information Sciences and Technology; or
Materials Science Engineering in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences. The scholarship is for
one academic year, but may be renewed in subsequent years, provided the recipient continues to
demonstrate Pell Grant financial need and acceptable academic progress and funds remain available.
In the event that two or more eligible students have substantially equivalent qualifications,
preference is given to sons and daughters of active, full-time employees of U. S. Steel and its
eligible subsidiaries. For information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit
Pennsylvania State University's website.
The student should send a letter to the United States Steel Foundation, 600
Grant Street, Room 685, Pittsburgh, PA 15219-2800, Attention: Pamela DiNardo. In the letter,
the student should include the student Penn State ID or home address, state that he/she is the
son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel Corporation, and identify his/her parent's name, U. S.
Steel position unit and work location. Students must identify themselves on or before March 1 each
year, prior to the next fall enrollment period.
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Polytechnic University
Brooklyn, New York
http://www.poly.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Polytechnic University is a $1,000 need-based scholarship
awarded annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. The
scholarship is not renewable. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be
awarded to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria and major requirement.
For information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Polytechnic's
website or call 718-260-3400.
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to Polytechnic U. To apply, write to the Director of Admissions, Polytechnic
University, Six MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201. In the letter, the student should
state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request
consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state the parent's name,
U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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Purdue University
West Lafayette, Indiana
http://www.purdue.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Purdue is a $1,000 merit scholarship awarded annually to an
entering first-year student in a business-related major. It is not renewable. Preference is
given to sons and daughters of active, full-time employees of U. S. Steel and its eligible
subsidiaries. For more information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit
Purdue's website or call 765-494-1776 (Admissions) or 765-494-0998 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship by March 1 of the year
they plan to enter Purdue. To apply, complete the
U. S. Steel Scholarship at Purdue University application form  ,
which may be downloaded from this site. The form must be signed by the applicant, his/her parent,
and the parent's U. S. Steel supervisor. Send the application to the Division of Financial Aid
at the address given on the form.
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Robert Morris University
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
http://www.rmu.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Robert Morris University is a merit/financial
need/leadership scholarship (giving equal weight to each criteria) awarded annually to
an entering first-year student who has enrolled in the School of Engineering, Mathematics
and Science, majoring in manufacturing engineering. The scholarship may be renewed three
times. Sons or daughters of active, full-time employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries will be given preference provided they meet the eligibility requirements and
selection criteria. If no sons or daughters apply who meet the above criteria, the
scholarship may be awarded on a merit basis to another entering first-year student who meets
the above criteria. For information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid,
visit Robert Morris University's website or call (412) 262-8206 (Admissions) or (412) 262-8212
(Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time application is
made for admission and financial aid at Robert Morris University. With the required
materials, enclose a letter addressed to Shari L. Payne, Director, Financial Aid, Robert
Morris University, 6001 University Boulevard, Moon Township, PA 15108. In the letter, the
student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel Corporation,
and request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state
his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position unit and work location.
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Simmons College
Boston, Massachusetts
http://www.simmons.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Simmons is a merit scholarship awarded annually to an
entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the following
three years. Daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be
given preference. If no daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded on a merit basis to
another high-school senior who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For
information on academic programs, admissions and financial aid, visit Simmons' website or
call 617-521-2051.
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to Simmons. With the application for admission, enclose a letter addressed to the
Director of Undergraduate Admissions, Simmons College, 300 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115. In
the letter, the student should state that she is the daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel,
and request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state her
parent's name, his/her U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
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Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken, New Jersey
http://www.stevens-tech.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Stevens Institute of Technology is a merit scholarship
awarded annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be
renewed for seven semesters. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries who meet existing Stevens requirements for scholarship assistance will be
given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded on a meri
basis to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria and major requirement.
For more information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit the Stevens
Institute website or call 201-216-5194 (Admissions) or 201-216-5555 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to Stevens. To apply, write to Undergraduate Admissions, Stevens Institute of
Technology, Castle Point on Hudson, Hoboken, NJ 07030. In the letter, the student should
state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request
consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's
name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
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Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania
http://www.susqu.edu
The Roger M. Blough Scholarship at Susquehanna is a need-based scholarship awarded annually
to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the
following three years. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its units will be
given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another
high-school senior who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For information on
academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Susquehanna's website or call
800-326-9672 (Admissions) or 570-372-4450 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the Roger M. Blough Scholarship at the same time they apply
for financial aid. With the required financial aid materials, enclose a letter addressed to
the Office of Financial Aid, Susquehanna University, 514 University Avenue, Selinsgrove, PA
17870-1040. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an
employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the Roger M. Blough Scholarship. The
student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
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Tulane University
New Orleans, Louisiana
http://www.tulane.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Tulane University is a $1,000 merit scholarship awarded
annually to an entering first-year student who plans to pursue a business-related course
of study. The scholarship is not renewable. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel
or its eligible subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the
scholarship may be awarded on a merit basis to another high-school senior who meets the
above criteria and major requirement. For information on academic programs, admissions or
financial aid, visit Tulane University's website or call 800-873-9283 (Admissions) or
800-335-3210 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the USS Scholarship by February 1st of the year in which
they plan to enroll at Tulane; i.e., students entering Tulane in the fall of 2004 should
apply by February 1, 2004. To apply, complete the Application for the USS Scholarship at
Tulane, which may be downloaded from this site, and mail it to Ms. Pam DiNardo, Program
Administrator, U. S. Steel Foundation, 600 Grant Street, Suite 639, Pittsburgh, PA 15219.
Employment will be verified and the application will be forwarded to Tulane for consideration.
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University of Akron
Akron, Ohio
http://www.uakron.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at the University of Akron is a merit scholarship awarded
annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed
for the following three years. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its
eligible subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the
scholarship may be awarded on a merit basis to another high-school senior who meets the
above criteria and major requirement. For more information on academic programs, admissions
or financial aid, visit Akron's website or call 330-972-7100 (Admissions) or 330-972-7032
(Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for admission to the University. To apply, write to the Office of Student Financial Aid,
Spicer Hall 119, The University of Akron, Akron, OH 44325-6211. In the letter, the student
should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request
consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's
name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
http://www.ua.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at The University of Alabama is a $1,000 merit scholarship
awarded annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It is not
renewable. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will
be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to
another first-year student who meets the above criteria. For information on academic
programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Alabama's website or call 800-933-2262
(Admissions) or 205-348-5666 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for admission to The University of Alabama. With the application for admission, enclose a
letter addressed to the Office of Admissions, The University of Alabama, P.O. Box 870132,
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0132. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the
son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the U. S. Steel
Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position,
unit, and work location.
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University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
http://www.uchicago.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at the University of Chicago is a need-based scholarship
awarded annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. The
scholarship may be renewed three times, provided the student remains in school full time,
maintains satisfactory progress toward the baccalaureate degree as determined by The
University of Chicago, and demonstrates financial need.
When candidates are equally qualified, sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or
its eligible subsidiaries will be given preference. For information on academic programs,
admissions or financial aid, visit University of Chicago's website or call 773-702-8650
(Admissions) or 773-702-8666 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time application
is made for admission and financial aid at University of Chicago. With the required
materials, enclose a letter addressed to the Office of College Aid, University of Chicago,
1101 E. 58th Street, Chicago, IL 60637. In the letter, the student should state that
he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel Corporation, and request
consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her
parent's name, U. S. Steel position unit and work location.
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University of Illinois
Urbana, Illinois
http://www.uillinois.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at the University of Illinois is a $1,000 merit-based
scholarship awarded annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major.
It is not renewable. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply or are enrolled, the
scholarship may be awarded to another first-year student who meets the above criteria. For
more information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit the University
of Illinois website or contact the Admissions or Financial Aid office at the proper campus.
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship in writing, after receiving
notice of acceptance for admission to one of the campuses of the University of Illinois.
Send a letter of application to the Director, University-wide Student Programs, 807 South
Wright Street, Suite 370, Champaign, IL 61820. In the letter, the student should state
that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel and request consideration for
the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel
position, unit, and work location. The deadline for receiving letters of application is April 1.
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University of Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa
http://www.uiowa.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Iowa is a $1,000 need-based scholarship awarded annually
to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It is not renewable. Sons or
daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be given preference.
If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another high-school senior
who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For information on academic programs,
admissions or financial aid, visit Iowa's website or call 800-553-4692 (Admissions) or
319-335-1450 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to The University of Iowa. To apply, write to the Office of Student Financial Aid,
The University of Iowa, 208 Calvin Hall, Iowa City, IA 52242-1315. In the letter, the
student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and
request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state the
parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
http://www.umn.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Minnesota is a $1,000 merit scholarship awarded annually
to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It is not renewable. Sons
or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be given
preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another
high-school senior who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For more information
on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Minnesota's website or call
800-752-1000 (Admissions) or 612-624-1665 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship after they have been accepted
for admission to the University of Minnesota, but no later than May 1. To apply at the
Twin Cities Campus, write to the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid, University of
Minnesota, 210 Fraser Hall, 106 Pleasant Street, S.E., Minneapolis, MN 55455-0422, Attn:
Elizabeth Stevens. To apply at the Duluth Campus, write to the Office of Financial Aid, 184
Darland Administration Building, Duluth, MN 55812, Attn: Louise Busse. In the letter, the
student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and
request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state the
parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, Indiana
http://www.nd.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Notre Dame is a need-based scholarship awarded annually
to an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the
following three years. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its units will be
given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another
high-school senior who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For information on
academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Notre Dame's website or call
219-631-7505 (Admissions) or 219-631-6436 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
financial aid at Notre Dame. With the required financial aid forms, enclose a letter
addressed to the Office of Financial Aid, University of Notre Dame, 115 Administration
Building, Notre Dame, IN 46556. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the
son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the U. S. Steel
Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit
and work location.
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University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
http://www.pitt.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at the University of Pittsburgh is awarded, based on academic
achievement and financial need, to a full-time student entering his or her sophomore or
junior year, if enrolled in a four year program, or fourth year, if enrolled in a five year
program. Eligible majors include: (i) Accounting, Finance, Human Resources or Business
Management ("Business Majors"); (ii) Computer, Information Sciences or Technology related
subjects ("Computer Related Majors"); and (iii) Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Civil Engineering, Industrial Engineering,
Metallurgical Engineering or Chemical Engineering ("Engineering Majors"). . The student must
have a cumulative grade point average at least equal to 3.0 if a Business Major and 2.75 if a
Computer Related Major or an Engineering Major, and must have a demonstrated interest or desire
to work in a manufacturing or industrial environment. The scholarship may be renewed one time
provided that the student maintains satisfactory progress toward his or her degree and maintains
a cumulative grade point average equal to the applicable minimum grade point average described
above. In the event that two or more eligible students have substantially equivalent qualifications
based upon academic achievement and financial need, special consideration is given to sons and
daughters of active, full-time employees of U. S. Steel and its eligible subsidiaries. For
information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit the University of Pittsburgh's
website or call 412-624-PITT (7488).
Recipients are selected by an academic oversight committee. Students should
discuss scholarship availability and parental employment with U. S. Steel with their faculty
and department chairs.span>
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University of Rochester
Rochester, New York
http://www.rochester.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at the University of Rochester is a $1,000 need-based
scholarship awarded annually to an entering first-year student. It is not renewable. Sons
or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be given
preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded to another
first-year student who meets the above criteria. For more information on academic programs,
admissions or financial aid, visit the University of Rochester website or call
888-822-2256 or 716-275-3221 (Admissions), or 800-881-8234 or 716-275-3226 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for admission to the University of Rochester. To apply, write to the Office of Student
Financial Assistance, Meliora Hall, P.O. Box 270261, Rochester, NY 14627-0261. In the letter,
the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel and
request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her
parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
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University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California
http://www.usc.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at USC is a merit scholarship awarded annually to an entering
first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the following three
years. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be
given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded on a merit
basis to another entering first-year student who meets the above criteria and major requirement.
Students must have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 to be considered for this scholarship.
For more information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit the USC
website or call 213-740-5445.
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to USC. To apply, complete the USC/U. S. Steel Scholarship Application form, which
may be downloaded at this site, and mail to USC at the address listed on the form. When
completing the application, students must list U. S. Steel as their parent's employer. The
deadline for applying for admission and the U. S. Steel Scholarship is December 10.
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University of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
http://www.utah.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at the University of Utah is a merit scholarship awarded
annually to an entering first-year student in the College of Mines and Earth Sciences. It
may be renewed for the following three years. Applicants must be enrolled in one of the
following programs: geology, geophysics, geological engineering, environmental earth
science, metallurgical engineering, or mining engineering. Sons or daughters of active,
full-time employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be given preference.
If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded on a merit basis to another
first-year student who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For information on
academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Utah's website or call 801-581-8767.
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to The University of Utah. To apply, write to the Dean, College of Mines and Earth
Sciences, The University of Utah, 135 South 1460 East - Room 209, Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0112.
In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of
U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must
also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit and work location.
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Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tennessee
http://www.vanderbilt.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Vanderbilt is a merit scholarship awarded annually to an
entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the
following three years. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may be
awarded on a merit basis to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria and
major requirement.. For information on academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit
Vanderbilt's website or call 800-288-0432 (Admissions) or 615-343-3773 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to Vanderbilt. To apply for the scholarship, write to K. Arthur Overholser,
Associate Dean, School of Engineering, Vanderbilt University, Box 1826, Station B,
Nashville, TN 37235. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the
son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the U. S. Steel
Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit
and work location.
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Washington University
St. Louis, Missouri
http://www.wustl.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Washington University is a one-year, $1,000 merit
scholarship awarded annually to an entering first-year student in a business-related major.
It is not renewable. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may
be awarded on a merit basis to another first-year student who meets the above criteria
and major requirement. For more information on academic programs, admissions or financial
aid, visit Washington's website or call 314-935-6000 (Admissions) or 314-925-5900
(Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for admission to Washington University. To apply, students should write to the Office of
Undergraduate Admissions, One Brookings Drive, Campus Box 1089, St. Louis, MO 63130. In
the letter, the student should state that he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of
U. S. Steel and request consideration for the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must
also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit, and work location.
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West Virginia University
Morgantown, West Virginia
http://www.wvu.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship is a $1,000 merit scholarship awarded annually to an entering
first-year student in a business-related major. It is not renewable. Sons or daughters of
employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons
or daughters apply, the scholarship may be awarded on a merit basis to another entering
first-year student who meets the above criteria and major requirement. For information on
academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit WVU's website or call 800-344-9881
(Admissions) or 304-293-4126 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply for
admission to WVU. To apply, write to Amanda Thompson, Scholars Office, West Virginia University,
P.O. Box 6410, Morgantown, WV 26506. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is
the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the
U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel
position, unit and work location.
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Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester, Massachusetts
http://www.wpi.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at WPI is a need-based scholarship awarded annually to an
entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the
following three years. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may
be awarded to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria. For information on
academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit WPI's website or call 508-831-5286
(Admissions) or 508-831-5469 (Financial Aid).
Students should apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship at the same time they apply
for financial aid at WPI. With the required financial aid materials, enclose a letter
addressed to the Director of Financial Aid, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 100 Institute
Road, Worcester MA 01609-2280. In the letter, the student should state that he/she is the
son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for the U. S. Steel
Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel position, unit
and work location.
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Yale University
New Haven, Connecticut
http://www.yale.edu
The U. S. Steel Scholarship at Yale is a need-based scholarship awarded annually to
an entering first-year student in a business-related major. It may be renewed for the
following three years. Sons or daughters of employees of U. S. Steel or its eligible
subsidiaries will be given preference. If no sons or daughters apply, the scholarship may
be awarded to another high-school senior who meets the above criteria. For information on
academic programs, admissions or financial aid, visit Yale's website or call 203-432-4771
(Admissions) or 203-432-0360 (Financial Aid).
Students should not apply for the U. S. Steel Scholarship until they have been
accepted for admission to Yale. Send the application for admission to the Office of
Admissions. Upon acceptance by Yale, the student should write to the Director of Financial
Aid, Yale University, New Haven, CT 06520. In the letter, the student should state that
he/she is the son/daughter of an employee of U. S. Steel, and request consideration for
the U. S. Steel Scholarship. The student must also state his/her parent's name, U. S. Steel
position, unit and work location.
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