Start your search early to find scholarships that align with your academic goals,
destination, and field of study.
Websites like Scholarship Portal, Fastweb, Chevening, and Studyabroad.com are good resources for finding study abroad scholarships.
Filter your search based on your destination, academic level, and field of study.
Check with your government or international organizations for study abroad funding
opportunities. Many countries have scholarship programs to support students studying
abroad.
Gilman Scholarships
Explore scholarships offered by professional associations or foundations related to
your field of study. They often provide funding for students pursuing careers in specific
industries.
Some countries and organizations offer scholarships to students who are studying in
a specific language. If you're learning a new language while abroad, look for language-specific
scholarships.
Boren Scholarship
Carefully review the eligibility criteria for each scholarship to ensure you meet
the requirements before applying. Craft a compelling application that highlights your
academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and reasons for wanting to study
abroad. Tailor your application to each scholarship's specific requirements.
Consult with your academic advisors, mentors, and the Office of EPICS for guidance
on scholarship applications.
Remember to stay organized, keep track of deadlines, and follow the application instructions
precisely. Additionally, be prepared to submit essays, recommendation letters, and
any other required documents to support your application. Good luck!