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Apply for the Rogers STEM Scholarship

Equal to VA Form 22-10203 (Application for Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship).


Follow the steps below to apply for this scholarship

  1. Determine your eligibility

    To be eligible for the Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship, you must meet all the requirements below.

    • Education benefit: You're using or recently used Post-9/11 GI Bill or Fry Scholarship benefits.
    • STEM degree:
      • You're enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program for science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM), or
      • You've already earned a STEM bachelor’s degree and are working toward a teaching certification, or
      • You've already earned a STEM bachelor's or graduate degree and are pursuing a covered clinical training program for health care professionals.
        See eligible degree and clinical training programs
    • Remaining entitlement: You've used all of your education benefits or are within 6 months of using all your benefits when you submit your application. Check your remaining benefits

  2. Prepare

    To fill out this application, you’ll need your:
    • Social Security number
    • Information about your school and STEM degree
    • Bank account direct deposit information

    What if I need help filling out my application? An accredited individual, like a Veterans Service Officer (VSO) or a Veteran representative at your school, can help you fill out this application. Get help filing your claim

  3. Apply

    Complete this education benefits form.

    After submitting the form, you’ll get a confirmation message. You can print this page for your records.

  4. VA review

    We usually decide on applications within 30 days.

    You’ll get a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) or decision letter in the mail. If we’ve approved your application, you can bring the COE to the VA certifying official at your school. Learn more about what happens after you apply

  5. Decision

    If we approve your application, you’ll get a Certificate of Eligibility (COE), or award letter, in the mail. Bring this COE to the VA certifying official at your school. This person is usually in the Registrar or Financial Aid office at the school.

    If your application isn't approved, you'll get a denial letter in the mail or a claim status notification by email.

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