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of Arts & Sciences, Education Abroad, Study Abroad Deadline 02/26/2027 Supplemental Questions Are you pursuing a study abroad program during your time at BGSU? Please explain your choice of a study abroad
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Audrey L. Rentz HIED Scholarship The Audrey L. Rentz Scholarship in Higher Education will support students in BGSU’s doctoral degree program in Higher Education Administration. Criteria: Full-time
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, which was the first program offered at BGSU. Eligibility: Must be a full time student enrolled in a program leading to teacher certification; Must have a minimum GPA of 3.5, and exhibit the potential
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the College of Musical Arts. Preference will be given to a student according to the following order: – Jazz major – Any BGSU student active in Jazz Program – Any other student enrolled in College of Musical
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to teach elementary school. Eligibility: Must be a rising sophomore, junior or senior; Must be pursuing a program, certification or degree in the College of Education and Human Development preparing
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financial need. Eligibility: Must be a full time student at the Firelands campus; Must have financial need as demonstrated by FAFSA; Must be in good academic standing in their respective program. Award Varies
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or specializing in a program with a voice or vocal emphasis; Be enrolled in the BGSU Men’s Chorus. Award varies Scopes College of Musical Arts Deadline 02/26/2027
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into professional program in College of HHS; Minimum 3.0 GPA; Has received academic honors at BGSU; Holds leadership positions; Involved in community Service; Has work experience during college. Award Varies Scopes
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a teaching program within the College of Education & Human Development; Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA; Must be an Ohio resident; Must demonstrate financial need as determined by FAFSA. Award varies
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to continue their education toward degree completion. Eligibility: Must be enrolled in an associate or bachelor’s degree program; Must be a nontraditional student who is returning to school to continue their