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Montana Mining Association's Gary Langley Memorial Scholarship Application
 
  The Montana Mining Association scholarship is funded through gifts to the association. It was established to ensure professionals are available for the mineral industry of tomorrow.

Two scholarships of $1,000 ($500 for Fall and $500 for Spring semester) are available.

  • Amount: $1,000

  • Number Awarded: 2


    • Completed applications, transcripts, and letters of recommendation can be mailed by August 10th to:

    MMA Gary Langley Memorial Scholarship,
    Montana Mining Association
    P.O Box 5567
    Helena, MT 59604

    If submitting scholarship application online, please mail transcript and letter of recommendation.

    Qualifications:

    The applicant must meet the following criteria:

    1. Be a Montana Resident

    2. Attend Montana Tech

    3. Major in one of the following: Mining Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Geological Engineering, Environmental Engineering or Geophysical Engineering.
    4. Have a Cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.

    5. Be enrolled in at least five (5) classes which must include a math and science class.


    Requirements:

    1. Submit the completed application

    2. Submit a letter of recommendation

    3. Submit a transcript showing:

      1. (If currently attending MT Tech) Montana University System transcript including cumulative GPA, number of credits attempted, number of credits completed.

      2. (If enrolling in first semester at MT Tech) Units of credits taken, class rank, cumulative GPA, and number of graduates from applicant's graduating class.



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