To qualify for this scholarship:

• You must have an AIST Parent Member active in the AIST Birmingham Member Chapter, or be an AIST Student Member through the Material Advantage Student Program, who attends a university within the Birmingham Member Chapter area.
• You must be enrolled, full-time at an accredited college or university, enrolled in an engineering discipline. Applicants must be a High School Senior or a current university undergraduate student.
• Applicant must have a strong interest toward a career in the iron and steel industry.

To complete this application you must provide:

• A current resume with work experience and any extracurricular activities, noting any leadership positions.
• Current university transcript (High school transcript of you are a High school senior.
• An essay (Select One - 500 words or less): describing one accomplishment you have made as a student, your interest and/or involvement in the steel and iron industry, and why do you feel that you should receive this scholarship?
• Three (3) recommendation letters from a Counselor, Teacher or Professor must be included with the application.
• Copy of SAT/ACT scores (High school seniors only)
• The AIST Parent Member name, company and AIST Member #, or your AIST Student Member #.

Your First Name:
Your MI:
Your Last Name:
Your Date of Birth:
Your Home Phone:
Your Cell Phone:
Your University Email:	(if known)
Your Home Email:	Your confirmation will be sent to this address
Your Home Address:
Your Home City:
Your Home State:
Your Home Zip:
Your Home Country:
College/University Name:
Expected Graduation Date:
Academic Major:
GPA:	Note: Provide your High School GPA if you are a High School Student
What is your current academic year?:	Choose your class year High School Senior Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior
AIST Parent Member Name or Material Advantage Member Number:
I have read the AIST Foundation scholarship application instructions and agree to all terms and conditions therein:
Enrolled:	I am enrolled full-time in an engineering, metallurgy or materials science program at an accredited North American University.
Resume:
	Resume should include all work history with any links to the steel industry, leadership positions, and extracurricular activities.
Essay:
	An essay (Select One - 500 words or less): describing one accomplishment you have made as a student, your interest and/or involvement in the steel and iron industry, and why do you feel that you should receive this scholarship?
Recommendation Letters (3):
	Three (3) recommendation letters should be to the attention of the AIST Birmingham Member Chapter Scholarship Committee and address any interest and/or connection to the steel industry, character, academic status, leadership potential, and career commitment.
University Academic Transcript:
	Note: Provide High School Transcripts if you are a High School Senior
SAE/ACT Scores:
	Note: Required from High School Seniors only.
Applicant Initials:
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Questions about the scholarships and/or application process should be directed to Frank Sides at fmsides@uss.com.