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The application deadline for the fabulous Congress-Bundestag Vocational program is January 31. Graduating seniors can spend next year learning German and gaining valuable experience working as an intern with a company in Germany! Contact us now for more details! Call 1-800-622-3553 or email info@nacelopendoor.org

• Full scholarship program being offered to 20-25 graduating high school seniors with a vocational background
• A pre-departure orientation in Washington D.C.
• Two months of intensive German Language Training
• Both a Mid-Term and Re-Entry Seminar in Berlin
• Training/School attendance and an internship while living with a German host family
• Room and Board for the duration of the program
• Health, liability and accident insurance
• International travel to and from Germany
  

• At least 18 year old and no more than 19 years old by July 1
• Graduating seniors who will complete U.S. school studies in January or June prior to departure
• Minimum of a “B” average (3.0)
• U.S. citizenship
• Ability to serve as an ambassador of your country- the USA

• Must be nominated by your high school
• Each school may nominate up to 3 students
• Students can call Nacel Open Door at 800-622-3553 for assistance
• Application deadline is January 31
• Schools forward completed application

Conceived by members of the United States Congress and the German Bundestag, this full scholarship program is designed to strengthen ties between the successor generations of each country.

• Provides the opportunity for exchange students to expand their perspectives and awareness of each country
• Provides a unique intercultural educational opportunity
• Over 300 American high school students receive full scholarships each year
• Supported and funded by the United States Congress the German Bundestag

• All students receive 2 months intensive language preparation
• Students should be aware that Nacel Open Door’s partner in Germany will make every effort to place them in a school or work situation in their field of interest
• Understand that the “international experience” is the important and essential element in the exchange, rather than the specific training
• Students are required to bring between $300-$350 per month for spending money
• Must provide own domestic round trip transportation from their home to Washington D.C.

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National Science Foundation Scholarships are available at Brevard Community College for students seeking an AA or AS degree as noted in the CSEM Field box.

New Applications are now being accepted!!
Up to $3,125 may be awarded each year for expenses normally incurred by a full-time student, including tuition, fees, books, supplies, and equipment. CSEMS can cover fees for computer certification exams and 4-year university application fees.

Students must complete the attached application, collect required documents, and complete the Planning Guide to apply. Applications should be received at the address below not later than 45 days before semester start. Funding availability is expected through 2008 but may be withdrawn at any time without notice.

CSEM Field:

• Aerospace Technology AS only
• Computer Information Technology AS
• Computer Programming & Analysis AS
• Computer Technology AS
• Computer Engineering Technology AS
• Drafting & Design Technology AS
• Mathematics or Engineering AA, with intent to transfer to a 4-year university
• Electronics Engineering Technology AS
• Internet Service Technology AS
• Network Technology AS

To be eligible, students must meet the following criteria.

• Be a US citizen or meet other legal criteria.
• Enroll in a minimum of 12 credit hours each semester.
• Maintain a 3.0 GPA in area of specialty and 2.5 overall GPA at BCC.
• Seek AS or AA in CSEM field as listed above.
• Enroll in two discipline-related courses each semester.
• Submit a letter of recommendation from an instructor, professional, or community leader.
• Submit a 2-year Planning Guide (see advisor) that leads to an AS or AA degree in one of the CSEM fields.
• Students planning to major in Math or Engineering must be enrolled in MAC 1140, MAC 1147 or MAC 1311 during the first semester of participation. MAC 1311, MAC 2312, MAC 2313, and MAP 2302 must be included in the student plan.
• Sign a statement demonstrating intention to complete AS/AA degree.
• Apply for Financial Aid through Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA online), www.fafsa.ed.gov. Unmet need will determine eligibility.

To apply for this scholarship, click here to download an application. Complete the application and submit with the required information not later than 45 days prior to the start of the term in which you wish to enroll.

• Completed signed application
• Transcript copy of highest degree completed, high school or other (official transcript must be on file with BCC)
• Documentation of citizenship
• Signed Planning Guide (available in Student Services) leading to an AA or AS degree in CSEM field
• Letter of recommendation to CSEM Committee (BCC faculty/staff preferred, other reputable person is acceptable).

CSEM Scholarship Committee, Attention: Christi White
whitec@brevardcc.edu
Brevard Community College
1519 Clearlake Road, 2-125
Cocoa, FL 32922
321-433-7135

A CSEM scholarship may be rescinded at any time if the student does not fulfill the requirements set forth by the Scholarship Committee.

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