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$261,831





                                                               HAJIM SCHOOL OF

      THE COLLEGE                                              ENGINEERING



      •  Students hailed from more than 120 countries,         •  Financial aid plays an important role in recruiting
        and every state in the United States. 20 percent         the best and the brightest students. Over the past
        of undergraduates are first-generation college           decade, undergraduate classes in engineering and
        students, thanks to financial aid and scholarship        applied sciences have more than doubled in size.
        support. In addition, the College provided
        additional support for low-income and                  •  Students have participated in six different industry
        underrepresented minority students through               road trips, thanks to a partnership with the Gwen
        the David T. Kearns Center for Leadership                M. Greene Center for Career Education and
        and Diversity.                                           Connections. These help students experience what
                                                                 it may be like to work in a specific industry,
      •  Students have access to 200 plus academic               providing opportunities to explore career options,
        programs. More than 130 courses focus on                 learn about skills and competencies needed in
        community engagement exploring American Sign             various sectors, build networks, and explore
        Language, positive youth development, urban              internship options.
        crime and justice, and water use and conservation.
                                                               •  George Eastman Circle member support makes it
      •  Diverse experiential learning opportunities are         possible for students to attend a number of
        available for all students. 96% of students              national conferences for their professional
        participate in internships, 77% are involved in          societies, including (but not limited to) the
        undergraduate research, 85% engage in one or             Society of Women Engineers (SWE), the National
        more of the 280 student organizations and 30%            Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), the Society of
        participate in education abroad.                         Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) and the
                                                                 Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE).

         All dollars pledged toward the College are included in
        the Arts, Sciences & Engineering total.
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