St. Andrew's Society of the State of New York, University of Minnesota

Geographic Region:

  Africa and Middle East    Americas    Asia and Oceania    Europe

Type of Experience Abroad:

 Study

Academic Subject:

 Business/Management, Communication/Cultural Studies/Literature, Education, Engineering/Math/Computer & Physical Sciences, Languages, Social Sciences/Human Services, Visual Arts/Performing Arts

Program Duration/Term Abroad:

 Unrestricted

Program-Specific?

 No

Academic Level:

 Graduating Seniors, Graduate

Diversity-Based Eligibility:

 

Home Institution:

 U of M and Non-U of M Students

Other:

Senior undergraduate students who will obtain a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in the Spring of 2005 and can demonstrate the significance of studying in Scotland. Proof of application to their selected school will be required for finalists. Candidates should possess the qualifications which will enable them to be good ambassadors for the United States while in Scotland. The basis for selection shall include the student's: academic achievement extracurricular activities financial need statement of personal objectives some Scottish descent proof of US citizenship 

In recognition of the benefits of higher education, the Society provides significant funding for two Scottish graduate students to study in the United States and two Scottish-American students to study in Scotland. Initiated by the Society at its 200th anniversary, in the past fifty years the program has consistently attracted the top students from the most competitive institutions of learning. The scholarship provides funds to a total of $15,000 to be used initially against tuition, then board, transportation, and other expenses. Please see the website for more information about this scholarship.

URL:

 http://www.standrewsny.org/scholar.html

Email:

 

Phone:

 212.397.4849

Deadline:

 December 15 of senior year

Additional Contact Info:

St Andrew's Society of the State of New York
3 West 51st Street
New York, NY 10019