THE UNIVERSITY OF CHARLESTON MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS

The University of Charleston (UC) is an independent, co-educational, residential university located in the state capital of West Virginia. The University prepares students to contribute to society immediately and throughout their lives. “Productive” work isn’t defined by the acquisition of great material gain for the graduate, but by the positive impact of the work on the graduate’s community and world. The mission of the University of Charleston is to educate each student for a life of productive work, enlightened living, and community involvement.

The University of Charleston offers scholarships to new international students. Awards vary but are based on high school GPA and ACT/SAT scores for freshmen and on college GPA for transfer students. Get accepted to the University of Charleston and you could get significant scholarships for college!
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ST. CATHERINE UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIPS

St. Catherine University educates students to lead and influence. Inspired by its visionary founding in 1905 by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, more than a century later the University serves diverse students, with a baccalaureate college for women at its heart and graduate and associate programs for women and men. At all degree levels, St. Catherine integrates liberal arts and professional education within the Catholic tradition, emphasizing intellectual inquiry and social teaching, and challenging students to transformational leadership.

St. Catherine University is offering the Catherine T. McNamee International Student Scholarship for female international students who are pursuing a bachelor’s degree in any major. Scholarships range between $4,000 – $18,000 annually and are renewable based upon satisfactory academic progress.
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COLORADO HEIGHTS UNIVERSITY MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS

Colorado Heights University (CHU) is an international university specializing in educating international students as well as Americans seeking to be productive global citizens. The University emphasizes career-related education in degree programs that offer interdisciplinary, intercultural, and international education, as well as English as a second language programs. For its non-native English speakers, the University nurtures the continued acquisition of English language skills throughout their studies as an aid to gaining employment upon graduation and as an aid to functioning within the global economy.

Colorado Heights University offers merit-based scholarships to first time applicants and continuing students. First time applicants must submit an application for admission and all required documents. Each individual applicant will be notified of the scholarship offer along with the admissions acceptance letter. Scholarship offer will reflect total amount to be applied to each of the next two subsequent semesters within the academic year.
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY GLOBAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPS

The Master’s in Global Human Development (GHD) at Georgetown University is a practitioner-focused graduate program that emphasizes a skills-based curriculum and opportunities for practical application. The MA in GHD graduates highly qualified development practitioners with the skills and knowledge to work across cultures and sectors. In addition to a rigorous curriculum, students participate in a funded summer field assignment as well as several workshops and skills clinics.

The Master’s in Global Human Development program offers merit-based scholarships to 30-40% of admitted students. The application deadline for the M.A. in Global Human Development is January 15, 2013.
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HAWAI’I PACIFIC UNIVERSITY MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS

Hawai’i Pacific University (HPU) is a private, nonprofit university with a student population of approximately 7,000 undergraduate and 1,200 graduate students. HPU is one of the most culturally diverse universities in America with students from all 50 U.S. states and more than 100 countries. Founded in 1965, HPU prides itself on maintaining strong academic programs, small class sizes, individual attention to students, and a diverse faculty and student population.

Hawai’i Pacific University awards a limited number of graduate scholarships each fall and spring semester to new graduate students. These scholarships are available for 2 years, as long as the student is in good standing and maintains a 3.0 GPA. Applicants must apply and be admitted to a Master’s program (applicants applying to the 12 Month MBA, Executive MBA, Organizational Change Online or Business Administration Online programs, or the Business Administration Military FlexTrack program are not eligible to apply). Applicants must plan to enroll as a full-time student (minimum 9 credit hours per Fall and Spring semesters).
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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TUITION WAIVERS

Over the last half-century, California State University- Los Angeles has created an environment where graduates have become successful leaders, creators, reformers, workers, service providers, productive citizens, and supportive family members. They continue to carry on the University’s mission to build a just society that is invigorating in its variety and diversity and respectful of both the individual and the values shared by the society.

California State University-Los Angeles is offering an International Graduate Student Tuition Waiver Program. Students must apply for the fee waiver by submitting a completed application.
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WELLESLEY COLLEGE NEWHOUSE FACULTY FELLOWSHIPS

The Susan and Donald Newhouse Center for the Humanities at Wellesley College was established by a generous gift from Susan and Donald Newhouse in 2004 to promote innovative, imaginative and influential research in the humanities, broadly defined. A vibrant place for the Wellesley College humanities community and visiting scholars, artists, and performers to come together, the Newhouse creates opportunities for intellectual risk-taking and the lively exchange of ideas.

The Newhouse Center hosts ten to twelve resident fellows each year —post-doctoral fellows, Wellesley faculty members on leave, and visiting scholars from other institutions. Resident fellows devote themselves primarily to their own research but also participate actively in the intellectual life of the institution: developing programming, meeting at weekly luncheons and salons, sharing their work in progress with one another and with the larger Wellesley community.
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