Established in 2007, the ESA Foundation’s Computer and Video Game Arts and Sciences Scholarship has been awarded to more than 475 women and under-represented students across the country, enabling them to follow their dream of earning video game-related degrees. Aside from providing students with funding, the scholarship offers non-monetary opportunities, including networking and mentoring sessions and access to major industry events, like the Game Developers Conference.
Applicants Must Be:
- Woman or member of an under-represented group
- Have financial need
- Pursuing a degree leading to a career in computer and video game arts and sciences
- Rising college freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
- Enrolled full-time in an undergraduate program at an accredited four-year college or university in the upcoming Fall
- U.S. citizen