National Science Foundation I-Success Scholarship Program for CONTINUING Students

The National Science Foundation I-SUCCESS Program at Suffolk County Community College provides a unique educational enrichment environment for students pursuing careers in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields. In addition to financial support, I-SUCCESS scholars are supported by a team of highly recognized faculty mentors and advisors. I-SUCCESS scholars have access to:
• Individual academic counseling and mentoring
• Individual one-on-one tutoring
• Internship opportunities and assistance
• Transition programs for graduates continuing their education at four-year institutions
• Advanced skills workshops and educational seminars
• Collaborations with faculty and peers at Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University
• Students accepted into the program will meet and work with their STEM peers on campus

Awarded to: Full-time or Part-time CONTINUING students
Award: varies depending financial eligibility. This scholarship is awarded in the FALL and SPRING semesters.

1. Student must be in a STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) program which include: biology, chemistry, physics, astronomy, geology, meteorology, computer science, information technology, construction/architecture technology, engineering, or cyber security
2. Take at least six credits
3. GPA 2.7 or above
4. Submit one letter of recommendation from a professor, teacher, or counselor with direct knowledge of your ability and who can speak to your commitment to your chosen degree path. Please share this request with the professor you choose as a reference.
5. In order to receive the scholarship, students must file a FAFSA and demonstrate financial need based on Pell eligibility and/or documented family income of less than or equal to 50% of the median regional HUD fair market rent/income limits
6. Be a citizen of the United States, permanent resident or refugee

Accepted students are expected to actively participate in I-SUCCESS programs, workshops and seminars. For further information about this program, please contact Professor Sean Tvelia at tvelias@sunysuffolk.edu.