Alltricity Foundation Scholarships

Scholarship Sponsored by Alltricity Scholarship Foundation

Scholarship Overview

The electric utility industry is evolving with new technologies, renewable energy, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and growing energy demands. It offers meaningful work, ongoing innovation, career opportunities, and long-term job security. The Alltricity Scholarship Foundation awards scholarships to qualified students preparing for careers in the electric utility industry. Eligible fields include engineering, business, information systems, plant operations, linework, distribution technology, and other industry-related areas.

• Scholarships support students pursuing industry-related certificates and degrees.
• The industry offers career paths connected to emerging technologies and essential services.

Award Amounts

The Foundation offers scholarships in two categories. General Scholarships range from $1,500 to $3,000 or more. Named Scholarship Program scholarships provide $3,000 or more and are awarded in the names of individual or corporate donors.

• General Scholarships: $1,500 to $3,000 or more.
• Named Scholarship Program scholarships: $3,000 or more, provided in recognition of individual or corporate donors.

Eligibility

Applicants must be current high school seniors, high school graduates, or current college or university undergraduates in their freshman, sophomore, or junior year. They must be pursuing, or planning to pursue, an electric utility-related certificate program or undergraduate degree. Applicants must be permanent U.S. residents and complete the online application in full. Applicants receiving more than 75% tuition reimbursement are not eligible.

Eligible study pathways:

• A certificate program related to the electric utility industry, such as a lineman program or renewable energy certificate; program and accreditation details must be available.
• An undergraduate degree pursued with the intent to build a career in the electric utility industry.

Recipient updates: Scholarship recipients will be asked to provide periodic updates during their college years, including their expected graduation date, degree progress, internships, and post-graduate employment information.

• Applicants must meet the student-status, residency, and study-pathway requirements.
• Applicants receiving more than 75% tuition reimbursement are ineligible.
• Recipients may be asked to report on their academic and career progress.

How Recipients Are Chosen

The selection committee comprises Alltricity Scholarship Foundation Board Directors. It reviews all applications and selects scholarship recipients. Applicants are evaluated using the criteria listed below.

• Goals and aspirations in the electric utility industry
• Motivation to succeed
• Community and school service
• Academic performance