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designated as AMS fellowship recipients. The program helps these first-year graduate students to be educated about unique challenges facing the world so that they may better tackle real-world issues after
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the beginning of graduate study with plan to pursue doctoral studies in one of the appropriate disciplines Criteria for Selection Evidence of ability, including academic record, a minimum of three letters
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@princeton.edu , 609-258-1998 Eligibility Citizens of all countries are eligible to apply. You may apply during the final year of your first bachelor’s degree or within five years of earning your first
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of future application of the knowledge gained. There is no GPA cutoff for the Gates; however, a 3.65 minimum GPA is advised. A poor first year may be redeemed by outstanding work in later years
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foreign languages—for U.S. citizens in any major, from first year on (through graduate students). Prerequisites vary; the languages are: Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese
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or in Canada and by the time of application deadline have gained their last degree in the US/Canada or will be gaining it before the beginning of their funding period. Bachelor’s degree by start of
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degree by the start of grant period. Candidates must be applying to start, and must meet the requirements for, a new graduate course at Oxford. Students from all countries and all backgrounds are welcome
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, research, or work outside the United States and Canada for at least one year and not more than two. In cases where the feasibility or desirability of extending the scholarship after the first year is
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, research, or work outside the United States and Canada for at least one year and not more than two. In cases where the feasibility or desirability of extending the scholarship after the first year is
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, creativity, or initiative by improving organizations or systems Are interested in policy or solutions at a systemic level Have interest in politics or political means to an end Are energetic, articulate, and