We're supporting future leaders with our annual scholarship program!

We're proud to offer six $2,500 scholarships to college students who are studying construction management, construction engineering, real estate, engineering, architecture, interior design, accounting, information technology, human resources, marketing or law.

The 2025 scholarship is now closed!

• Applications are open through Sunday, March 2.
• Winners will be notified by Tuesday, April 1.

All completed applications should be submitted to OpusScholarship@opus-group.com.

To be eligible, students must be a current, full-time undergraduate attending a four-year college/university or a two-year technical school enrolling in the upcoming fall semester in one of the following areas of study: construction management, construction engineering, real estate, engineering, architecture, interior design, finance/accounting, information technology, human resources, marketing, law or business management.

Applications will be evaluated based on the applicant's academic performance, financial need, involvement in organizations and activities on campus, community involvement and essay responses.

• Jerardo Nataren, Political Science, Spanish Translation & Philosophy at University of Nevada, Reno
• Arisa Chue, Computer Science at Stanford University
• Natalie Rais, Finance at University of Massachusetts, Amherst
• Vanshaj Johar, Economics with an Accounting minor at University of California, Los Angeles
• Brooke Langis, Political Science, American Politics and Public Policy, Concentration in Law and Society at Clark University
• Carolina Remond, Supply Chain Management and Marketing at University of Arkansas

• Javier Retena, Civil Engineering at University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
• Diego Sebastian Garcia, Civil Engineering & Structural Engineering at University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
• Nick Divilbiss, Architectural Engineering at Kansas State University
• Noah Mosher, Computer Science at St. Louis University
• Tyler Kleinsasser, Construction/Engineering Management at South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
• Raissa Natacha Ineza, Civil Engineering at Minnesota State University, Mankato

• Jacob Addington, Juris Doctorate at St. Louis University
• Katherine Augustine, Architectural Engineering with an emphasis in Structural Engineering at Milwaukee School of Engineering
• Andrew Christianson, Mechanical Engineering at North Dakota State University
• Logan Halladay, Civil Engineering with Transportation Engineering concentration at Milwaukee School of Engineering
• Michael Teeter, Architectural Engineering at Milwaukee School of Engineering
• Joelle Westcott, Civil Engineering with Global Engineering minor at University of Colorado, Boulder