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St. Andrews
Scholarship - Fall 2007
The St. Andrew's Society of the State of
New York has provided over 150 scholarships to promote cultural
interchange and goodwill between Scotland and the United States
since 1954.
Eligibility and selection criteria for the 2007/2008 scholarships
are:
- Senior undergraduate
students who will obtain a Bachelor's degree from an accredited
college or university in the Spring of 2007 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
Only one applicant shall be
considered from each institution per year.
Preference will be given to
candidates who have not previously studied in the United Kingdom.
Candidates must reside or
attend school within 250 miles of New York State.
Letters of reference from
appropriate professors are required.
An appropriate official,
with knowledge of the applicant's financial status, must certify
that assistance would be required for a year of graduate study in
Scotland.
The scholarship provides
funds to a total of $20,000 to be used initially against tuition,
then board, transportation, and other expenses.
It is the national
committee's usual practice to invite six (6) finalists to a luncheon
in New York City during February or early March. Following this
meeting, two (2) of these finalists will be awarded a scholarship
for graduate study in Scotland.
DEADLINE: December
15 of senior year .
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