FORT WAYNE — Thousands in scholarship funds are being offered to incoming University of Saint Francis science, math and technology students. The National Science Foundation is offering the Roger Bacon Scholarship to students majoring in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) programs.

Each scholarship is worth up to $6,500 the first year and renewable for higher amounts each year, totaling up to $29,000 through graduation. Institutional and noninstitutional financial aid, including federal and state grants and outside scholarships will be taken into account in determining the size of the scholarship.

In addition to these funds, Roger Bacon Scholars will have the opportunity to participate in special learning experiences including trips and independent research projects.

USF awards Roger Bacon scholarships for the following majors:
• Computer Science (Cyber Security, Game and Application Development and Computer Information Systems)
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Environmental Science
• Science and Entrepreneurship
• Math

Applications will be reviewed as they are received, and scholarship applicants must meet a list of requirements, including academic achievements and written and verbal evaluations.

Complete details and information about scholarships available to USF students may be found at admissions.sf.edu.