The Annual CGTrader Scholarship challenges students to dig into the field of technology by writing an essay on how innovative technologies are transforming our lives. As voted by The CGTrader Scholarship Committee, the best submission will be awarded $2,000, and two runners-up will receive $500 each toward college tuition.
The GCTrader Scholarship Essay Topic
Every day there are more innovative technologies entering the marketplace, from virtual and augmented reality devices, to sensors of all kinds, to wearables. GCTrader wants to know your thoughts! Will these types of technologies ever enter traditional schools and universities? Will they enhance the learning process or will they disrupt it? Will technology totally transform the way we learn?
How to Enter the Scholarship Competition
Write and submit an original essay on the topic “The future of technology in education.” Essay length should be between 500-1000 words. All entries must be submitted via the online form. Submission deadline is June 1, 2017.
Eligibility
- Minimum 2.5 GPA
- High school senior, undergraduate or graduate student
- Full-time enrolled in academic institution Jan 1, 2017 – May 31,2017
For more information, please visit CGTrader.
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*Back to Basics Learning Dynamics is not in partnership with, or affiliated with, the CGTrader Scholarship or Scholarship Committee in any way. This post is simply intended to inform Back to Basics’ clients and readers about relevant opportunities for children, youth, and adults.
