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EA & USC Offer Female Scholarship To Game Design Summer Program - News @ WorthPlaying

Posted by Kristophe @ Thursday - April 28, 2005 - 12:38 -
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WorthPlaying's incomparable Judy brings us the word that Electronic Arts and the University of Southern California Viterbi School of Engineering have teamed up to sponsor the first-ever scholarship opportunity - available to any qualifying high school junior or senior grade female - to attend the prestigious USC Interactive Entertainment Summer Camp...

The USC Interactive Entertainment Summer Camp is a 4-week program designed to help students pursue their dream of working in the video game industry. The single scholarship in the 2005 summer seasons will represent the first female registered student in the program, as the 2004 inaugural year featured an exclusively male student body. The scholarship includes free admission to the camp, room and board at USC, and three college credits for successfully completing the program.

The USC Interactive Entertainment Summer Camp runs from July 3rd to July 30th. Deadline to apply for the scholarship is May 15th. It is open to any female high school junior or senior with a GPA of at least 3.5 and who submit both a written recommendation from a teacher and a 250-word essay on why they are passionate about video games.
 
 
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