RMEL Scholarships

RMEL (Rocky Mountain Electrical League) Scholarships are awarded to students pursuing careers in the electric energy industry. While specific eligibility criteria may vary, here are some general requirements typically associated with RMEL Scholarships:

• Field of study: Applicants must be enrolled in or accepted into an accredited college, university, or technical school program related to the electric energy industry. This may include disciplines such as electrical engineering, power systems, energy management, lineworker programs, or other relevant fields.
• Academic achievement: Applicants are generally expected to maintain a minimum GPA as specified by the scholarship program. Academic performance, including transcripts, may be considered during the selection process.
• Membership: Some RMEL scholarships may require applicants to be members of RMEL or affiliated organizations. This may include employees or dependents of employees of member companies, utilities, or related organizations.
• Demonstrated interest: Applicants may need to demonstrate their interest in and commitment to a career in the electric energy industry. This can be done through essays, statements of purpose, or letters of recommendation that highlight relevant experiences, internships, or involvement in industry-related activities.
• Financial need: Some RMEL scholarships may consider financial need as a criterion for selection. Applicants may need to provide information about their financial situation, including income and assets.
• Application requirements: Applicants typically need to complete an application form provided by RMEL. The application may include personal information, academic records, a resume, essays, letters of recommendation, and any other documents specified by the scholarship program.