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International Friendship Grant scholarship
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International Friendship Grant

Hollins College · Hill College

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USD 25,000

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Eligible

Open

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Overview

The International Friendship Grant is a prestigious scholarship offered by Hollins College, designed specifically for international students pursuing their undergraduate studies. This generous financial aid initiative aims to make higher education in the United States accessible to talented and ambitious students from around the globe. By providing financial support, the grant encourages cultural exchange and friendships among students of different nationalities, enriching the learning environment for all.

Purpose and Support

The primary purpose of the International Friendship Grant is to promote diversity on campus and to aid students who may require financial assistance to attend Hollins College. This scholarship typically supports various undergraduate programs, allowing students to explore a wide range of disciplines, from the arts and humanities to sciences and social sciences. The college values the contributions that international students bring to campus life and through this grant, strives to create a welcoming and inclusive educational experience.

Who Benefits

This grant is particularly suitable for students who have demonstrated academic excellence, leadership potential, and a commitment to global citizenship. It is an excellent fit for individuals who plan to immerse themselves in both their academic pursuits and the American culture during their time abroad. The International Friendship Grant not only assists students in their financial commitments but also encourages them to form lasting connections that can extend beyond their educational journey.

Eligibility

  • Must be an international student who is applying for undergraduate admission to Hollins College.
  • Demonstrated financial need, as assessed by the college's financial aid office.
  • Strong academic performance in previous educational endeavors.
  • Letters of recommendation reflecting leadership skills and community involvement.
  • A commitment to engaging in cultural exchange during the course of study.

Benefits

  • Financial assistance towards tuition and other associated study costs.
  • Increased accessibility to a high-quality education in the United States.
  • Opportunities for networking and building friendships with fellow international students.
  • Access to Holins College resources designed to support international students.
  • Participation in extracurricular activities that promote cultural exchange and community involvement.

How to apply

  1. Research the International Friendship Grant and its requirements on the Hollins College official website.
  2. Prepare a robust application for undergraduate admission to Hollins College, ensuring you meet all general admission criteria.
  3. Gather required documentation, including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and financial aid information.
  4. Complete the financial aid application process, ensuring to articulate your financial need clearly.
  5. Submit the scholarship application by following the outlined steps on the college's website.
  6. Follow up with the admissions and financial aid office after submission to confirm receipt and ask any necessary questions.

Please note: scholarship values, the number of awards, eligibility and deadlines change from year to year and are indicative here. Always confirm the current details on the official provider or university website before applying, and beware of any third party asking for payment to “secure” a scholarship.

Official source: https://www.hollins.edu/admission-aid/financial-aid/undergraduate-financial-aid-scholarships/

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