NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Award
National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT)
Who can apply: Women, and gender-diverse and non-binary students, in grades 9 to 12 who are pursuing computing and technology.
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Create a free accountYoung women, and gender-diverse and non-binary students in grades 9-12 pursuing computing and technology, can earn National or Regional Affiliate Winner, Honorable Mention, or Rising Star recognition, opening doors to further scholarships, internships, and community. There's no fixed cash award at the high school level; the prize structure and perks vary by year and region.
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- Short written answers: Optional educator endorsement of a few multiple-choice questions and a one-paragraph response
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Eligibility
- • Majors: Computer Science, Technology, Engineering, STEM
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