Are you a high school senior interested in computer science or computer/electrical engineering? The Stokes Educational Scholarship Program is your chance to pursue these fields, gain real-world experience, and secure a future with the National Security Agency (NSA).

What is the Stokes Educational Scholarship Program?

Formerly known as the Undergraduate Training Program, Stokes aims to recruit talented individuals, especially minority high school students, with critical skills for the NSA. This program lets high school seniors major in computer science or computer/electrical engineering.

Key Benefits:

Joining the Stokes Program means enjoying several key benefits:

1. Financial Support: Receive up to $30,000 annually for college tuition and fees.

2. Year-Round Employment: Work at NSA during summer breaks, gaining real-world experience and a steady salary.

3. Guaranteed Future: Maintain a 3.0 GPA and secure guaranteed employment with NSA after graduation.

4. Additional Perks: Enjoy benefits like paid leave, insurance, and retirement plans.

Fields of Expertise:

NSA computer scientists and engineers work on cutting-edge projects in:

1. Computer Science: Focus on programming, security, graphics, and software.

2. Computer/Electrical Engineering: Work on communication, networking, software, and more.

Learn More:

https://apply.intelligencecareers.gov/student-tiles

For more details, email Stokes@uwe.nsa.gov or call 410-854-4725.