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GPA- Minimum

RequirementAwarded Field of Study

Financial

Need

Required?

U.S. Citizen

Required?Geographic

Restriction?Year of Study

of NomineeDrew

DeadlineApplication

DeadlineOther

Do I need a nomination

from Faculty?Web Address

AmericanGraduate

Fellowships

GPAmust be high enough tosupport acceptance to one of 23

of the finest independentresearch universities in the

English-speaking world

Up to $50,000 for each AmericanGraduate Fellow during his or her

initial year of graduate study,including tuition, fees, and a stipend

for living expenses and research costs.

History, philosophy, literature andlanguages (including classics but

excluding linguistics), and fine arts(excluding archaeology and the

performing or studio arts)

NoYes, all applicants

must be citizens of theUnited States.

American GraduateFellowships may onlybe used to support

doctoral study at one of23 of the finest

independent researchuniversities in the

English-speaking world

Graduating seniors orrecent graduates

October 1st

All necessarymaterials need to bereceived by October

15

No, but one of your recommendations mustcome from the President, CLADean or other

academic deanhttp://www.cic.edu/projects_services/grants/americangrad.asp

CarnegieFoundation

3.5

Positions are paid, full-time positionsfor one year. Junior fellows arecurrently paid a gross salary of

$2,916.66 per month ($35,000 peryear). Afull benefits package is also

provided.

Looking for "related academic study and/or work experience" (international affairs,political science, economics, history, or

Russian studies)

No

No, but must beattending a U.S. collegeand able to work in theU.S. August 1 through

July 31 followinggraduation

Applicants must begraduating seniors orstudents who have

graduated during the lastacademic year

November 28th

All necessarymaterials need to bereceived by January15th (or the Friday

before if the 15th fallson a weekend of

holiday)

Yes- please contact Louis Hamilton for moreinformation.

http://www.carnegieendowment.org/about/index.cfm?fa=jrFellows

Truman

Scholarship

Candidates are generally withinthe top 15% of their class and

often have GPAs of 3.8 orhigher

Eligible to receive $3,000 for senioryear of Undergrad education and up to

$30,000 for Graduate studies.

Government, Education, the nonprofitsector, or the public interest/advocacy

sectorNo Yes No

Junior-Level who hasextensive records of public

and community serviceJanuary 15th February 1, 2012

Scholars are required to workin public service for three of

the seven years followingcompletion of a Foundation

funded graduate degreeprogram as a condition ofreceiving Truman funds.

Yes- please contact Phil Mundofor more

information.http://www.truman.gov/

US Dept of Ed-Jacob K. Javits

Fellowships

Program

3.0

The fellowship consists of aninstitutional payment (accepted by theinstitution of higher education in lieuof all tuition and fees for the fellow)and a stipend (based on the fellow'sfinancial need as determined by the

measurements of the Federal StudentAssistance Processing System. Max

for 2009=$30,000

Certain fields within the Arts, Humanitiesand Social Sciences

Yes, recipients will beselected based on

financial need

United States citizensor nationals, or

permanent residentaliens of the United

States

Yes, restricted to a U.S.institution of higher

education approved byan accrediting agency

recognized by theSecretary of theDepartment of

Education

Undergraduate studentsabout to enter graduateschool AND graduate

students who have not yetcompleted their first year

of graduate study- must beplanning on doctorate ORterminal Master's Degree

September 17th

All necessarymaterials need to be

received by September30

No http://www.ed.gov/programs/jacobjavits

Paul & Daisy

Soros FellowshipFor New

Americans

Academic record is relevant asevidence of the candidate's

ability to complete

successfully a graduate degreeprogram

Each year the Fellow receives amaintenance grant of $20,000 (paid intwo installments) and a tuition grant

of one-half the tuition cost of the U.S.graduate program attended by the

Fellow (up to a maximum of $16,000per academic year)

Any professional field (e.g., engineering,medicine, law, social work, etc.) or

scholarly discipline in the humanities,social sciences, and sciences

No

No, must be a NewAmerican- (a resident

alien, one who has beennaturalized as a U.S.

citizen OR is the childof two parents who are

both naturalizedcitizens)

Yes, restricted to anyaccredited graduate

program in the UnitedStates

Applicant must either havea bachelor's degree or bein her/his final year ofundergraduate study or

early in pursuing graduatestudy (1-2 years)

October 16th

Completed applicationmust be submitted viathe online applicationssystem or postmarked

by November 1st

To be eligible you must notbe older than thirty years of

age as of NOVEMBER 1No http://www.pdsoros.org/requirements.html

Marshall

Scholarship3.7

University fees, cost of livingexpenses, annual book grant, thesis

grant, research and daily travel grants,fares to and from the United States

and, where applicable, a contributiontowards the support of a dependent

spouse for two academic years

Science, Technology, the Humanities andSocial Sciences and the Creative Arts

No YesYes, restricted to studyin the United Kingdom

Applicants must hold afirst undergraduate degreefrom an accredited four-year college or universityin the United States by the

time they take up theirscholarship

2 weeks prior todeadline

October 1, 2011

Intellectual distinction,potential for leadership,

opinion formers & decisionmakers, motivation &

seriousness of purpose andthe potential to promote

British-Americanunderstanding

No, but applications must be endorsed by thePresident, Provost, or Academic Dean of the

applicant's undergraduate educationalinstitution

http://www.marshallscholarship.org/

Beinecke

superior 3.5

Each scholar receives $4,000immediately prior to entering graduate

school and an additional $30,000while attending graduate school.

Arts, Humanities, SS

Preference given tocandidates for whom

the awarding of ascholarship would

significantly enhancethe likelihood of the

student attendinggraduate school

Yes No Junior February 3, 2012 February 25, 2012

Required to submit asatisfactory Medical

Certificate of Health from aphysician

Yes- if you are a student, please contact youradvisor or a faculty member and let them

know that you are interested. Faculty, pleasesend me an email to nominate a student:

lhamilto@drew.edu.

http://www.beineckescholarship.org

Fulbright 3.7International transportation, a livingstipend, a small book/researchallowance, full or partial tuition, and

limited health benefits

Any Field NoYes, permanentresidents are not

eligible

Yes, must be planningon study abroad and be

proficient in the writtenand spoken language ofthe host country to

communicate with thepeople and to carry out

the proposed study

Graduating seniors orrecent graduates

September 25thElectronically byOctober 18 and in

hard copy by October20

Required to submit asatisfactory MedicalCertificate of Health from a

physician

Yes- if you are a student, please contact your

advisor or a faculty member and let themknow that you are interested. Faculty, please

send me an email to nominate a student:

lhamilto@drew.edu.

http://us.fulbrightonline.org

Goldwater 3.0 AND top 1/4 of class

Junior-max 2 yrs support & Senior-max 1 yr support Expenses covered

include tuition, fees, books, and room& board up to a max $7,500 annually

Mathematics, Natural Sciences &Engineering

NoYes or permanent

resident with intent tobecome a citizen

Applications submitted bySophomore or Juniors

December 7,2010

All necessarymaterials need to bereceived by Jan 20

Instructions on applying:

http://www.act.org/goldwater/ppt/goldwater_2007.ppt

Yes- if you are a student, please contact youradvisor or a faculty member and let them

know that you are interested. Faculty, pleasesend me an email to nominate a student:

lhamilto@drew.edu.

http://www.act.org/goldwater

NSF Graduate

Research

FellowshipProgram

Approximately 3.0 3 Years of Support NSF Supported Fields No

United States citizensor nationals, or

permanent residentaliens of the United

States

No

Senior, recent graduate,graduate student in earlystages of their graduate

study

2 weeks prior todeadline. Seewebsite for

details.

ApproximatelyNovember- to be

determined yearly. Seewebsite for details

No http://www.nsf.gov/grfp

Herbert Scoville Jr

Peace Fellowship

Applicant must demonstrateexcellent academic

accomplishment and a stronginterest in peace and security.

Full-Time 6-9 month Fellowship inWashington, DC to work with

nonprofit, public interestorganizations addressing peace and

security issues.

Any field but applicant must demonstratea strong interest in peace and security.

No

All U.S. citizens, as well asnon-U.S. citizens living in

the U.S. who have anappropriate work permit,

are eligible to apply;foreign nationals livingoutside the U.S. are not

NoCandidates must have a

bachelor's degree by thetime the fellowship begins

Apply directlyJan 13, 2012 for Fall

2012 Fellowship

Prior experience with publicinterest activism or advocacy

is highly desirable.

Nohttp://www.scoville.org

Rhodes

Scholarships

There is no minimum GPAto beconsidered for a Rhodes

Scholarship although someOxford departments may

establish GPArequirements forcertain degrees (usually 3.8)

Two years of study in the Universityof Oxford with the possibility of

renewal for a third year. Alleducational costs, such as

matriculation, tuition, laboratory andcertain other fees are paid.

The proposed course of study must beavailable at Oxford, and the applicants

undergraduate program must provide asufficient basis for study in the proposed

field

No YesYes, scholar must study

at OxfordGraduating seniors or

recent graduates2 weeks prior to

deadlineOctober 4th

Scholar must be betweeneighteen and twenty-four on

October 1 in the year ofapplication

No, but your application must be endorsed bythe University

http://www.rhodesscholar.org/

E-Mail Scholarship Coordinator: Louis Hamilton at lhamilto@drew.edu

Drew University Graduate Scholarship Information

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