Why Join?

As a member of Tau Beta Pi, you could be eligible for an undergraduate scholarship or graduate fellowship. Each year, the Association awards up to 30 Fellowships of $10,000 to students in any engineering discipline, for one year of graduate study, Approximately 250 Scholarships of $ 2,000 are awarded to members for their senior year of study in engineering. You might also be eligible for a Student loan of up to $2,500 or a Student Assistance grant of up to $1000.

Members of Tau Beta Pi have many opportunities to develop their leadership skills. Tau Beta Pi's award- winning Engineering Futures Program features alumni members highly trained in presenting interactive seminars on topics such as interpersonal problem resolution, leading teams, creating an inclusive work environment, and making effective presentations. You can also gain valuable leadership experience as a Chapter Officer or committee chair.

Tan Beta Pi hosts Graduate School & Corporate Recruiting Fairs and puts resumes in front of major companies and top schools. As a member, you can post a resume and browse hundreds of jobs on the Association's job board. Members applying for US Government jobs receive automatic entry-level advancement to GS-7. Because Tau Beta Pi is the largest engineering honor society and includes all majors, with 255 collegiate chapters and 50+ alumni chapters across the country, there are many opportunities for networking. Student members are encouraged to attend one of the 16 District Conferences to interact with other engineering students and gain advice from alumni in different industries through panel presentations and discussions.

Members receive exclusive discounts on products and services including: computers, test preparation materials for FE & PE exams, travel, hotels, home mortgages, and more. The Bent magazine, a quarterly publication, is a powerful voice for the engineering profession and an advocate for recognizing significant engineering contributions. Also, as a student member, you could be one of the more than 500 members who gather annually at the Association's Convention to serve on committees, vote on various issues, and participate in personal and professional development, chapter management instruction, and networking events.