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Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE)

 

 

The Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE), a leading college for

engineering education in the United States, is proud to announce

additional scholarship money for International Students!

International Students interested in studying one of MSOE's major

fields of Engineering, Nursing and Business can benefit from

increased scholarship opportunities that will lower International

Student tuition! MSOE has always placed high importance on

educating students from around the world and with average

scholarships starting at $9,900 USD (2008/2009 year) this is a great

opportunity for you!

 

MSOE is now offering academic scholarships to full-time/non- fully

sponsored International Students based on their most recent academic

performance. Scholarships range from $7,000 to $15,000 USD based on

program of interest and grade average from secondary or post-

secondary education. For more information about your place at MSOE

and the scholarship opportunity that awaits you, please contact

Caleb Black at black@msoe.edu .

 

 

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2. Scholarship Announcements-101

 

Posted by: "usef_nepal" usef_nepal@yahoo.com usef_nepal

Mon Oct 13, 2008 9:39 pm (PDT)

EducationUSA Weekly Update

No. 101

 

I. Scholarships and Fellowships

 

- Undergraduate: St. Olaf College Undergraduate Program in

Sociology/Anthropol ogy and Academic Scholarship Program, Northfield,

Minnesota

- Undergraduate: Saint Vincent College Undergraduate Programs in

Sociology and Anthropology and Merit-based Scholarships, Latrobe,

Pennsylvania

- Graduate: Bard College Center for Environmental Policy MSc in

Environmental Policy Program and International Scholarships,

Annandale-on- Hudson, New York

- Graduate: University of Central Florida MA in Environmental

Politics

and Provost's Graduate Fellowship

- Professional and Post Doctorate: National Endowment for Democracy

Reagan-Fascell Democracy Program

 

 

 

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I Scholarships and Fellowships

 

Undergraduate: St. Olaf College Undergraduate Program in

Sociology/Anthropol ogy and Academic Scholarship Program, Northfield,

Minnesota

 

Founded in 1874 by Norwegian Lutheran immigrants, St. Olaf is a

nationally ranked liberal arts college of the Evangelical Lutheran

Church in America.

 

St. Olaf students work closely with dedicated professors who

challenge

them to grow in mind, body and spirit. They have the opportunity to

conduct graduate-level research, study abroad in nearly every corner

of the world, perform in some of the world's great concert halls and

contribute to athletic championships.

 

Degree-seeking students may apply for international scholarships that

may cover up to tuition fees; average awards are half of tuition. No

full scholarships are offered. Although there is a single application

for these scholarships, the faculty and Admissions Office will confer

three tiers of awards: the Buntrock Scholarship ($14,000/year) , the

Presidential Scholarship ($8,500/year) , and the St. Olaf Scholarship

($5,000/year) .

 

Application Deadline

 

Scholarships: January 15

General Admission: February 1

Eligibility Requirements

 

Scholarships To apply for financial aid, international students

should

complete the International Student Financial Aid Application. There

are no minimum standards placed on applying for the Buntrock

Scholarship program. Selection of Buntrock award recipients is based

primarily on academic performance in high school, and is highly

competitive. In awarding these scholarships, St. Olaf seeks

exceptional students with energy and initiative, independence,

originality, a sense of humor, and concern for others.

 

All international applicants whose native language is not English are

required to take the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)or

IELTS (International English Language Testing System). Minimum TOEFL

score is 80 (IBT), 213 (CBT), or 550 (PBT).

 

All degree-seeking applicants must take the SAT-I (Scholastic

Aptitude

Test) or ACT (American College Test) no later than January and

request

that the results be mailed directly to St. Olaf.

 

Official transcripts (and diploma, if you have finished secondary

schooling) from at least the past four years of your studies must be

submitted for evaluation before an admissions decision can be made.

If

admitted, international students who have completed a year or two of

university work may receive credit for previously completed work, if

such work is equivalent to courses offered at St. Olaf. For criteria

on transcripts see website.

 

Further Information http://www.stolaf. edu/about/

 

http://www.stolaf. edu/depts/ sociology/

http://www.stolaf. edu/admissions/ financialaid/ scholarships/ academic-

scholars

hip.html

http://www.stolaf. edu/admissions/ applying/ international. html

 

Contact

 

St. Olaf College

Office of Admissions

1520 St. Olaf Avenue

Northfield, MN 55057-1098

USA

TEL: +1-507-786-3025

FAX: +1-507-786-3832

admissions@stolaf. edu

 

 

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Vincent College Undergraduate Programs in

Sociology and Anthropology and Merit-based Scholarships Latrobe,

Pennsylvania

 

Saint Vincent College is an educational community rooted in the

tradition of the Catholic faith, the heritage of Benedictine

monasticism, and the love of values inherent in the liberal approach

to life and learning. Its mission is to provide quality undergraduate

and graduate education for men and women to enable them to integrate

their professional aims with the broader purposes of human life. The

programs, activities, and encounters that make up student life at

Saint Vincent College encourage the intellectual gifts, professional

aptitudes, and personal aspirations of students to mature

harmoniously.

 

Saint Vincent College offers institutional scholarships based on

academic or activities based criteria. These scholarships are

usually

awarded as part of the admission process and are available for eight

semesters.

 

Saint Vincent Scholarships

 

Saint Vincent College provides numerous financial opportunities to

incoming freshmen and transfer students as well as returning

undergraduates. The scholarships are supported by the generosity of

alumni and private donors to the College's Scholarship Endowment

Fund.

These are typically awarded by the Admission and Financial Aid

Office

and a separate application process is not necessary.

 

Application Deadline

 

Scholarships and General Admission: October 31 for Spring Semester

 

Further Information

 

http://www.stvincen t.edu/admission/ international_ students

http://www.stvincen t.edu/admission/ international_ students/ app_proc

http://www.stvincen t.edu/financial_ aid4

 

Contact

Saint Vincent College

Admission and Financial Aid

300 Fraser Purchase Road

Latrobe, PA 15650-2690

Tel: 800 782-5549 or 724 537-4540

 

 

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Graduate: Bard College Center for Environmental Policy MSc in

Environmental Policy Program and International Scholarships,

Annandale-on- Hudson, New York

 

The Center's Graduate Program offers an intensive course of study and

practical training in preparation for environmental careers in

nonprofit organizations, government, and the private sector. The

program emphasizes methods of critical inquiry, and provides the

practical knowledge necessary to apply environmental science to

decisions affecting society and to understand the legal, political,

socioeconomic, cultural, and ethical forces that influence the

decision-making process. Graduates of the program are ready to bring

these assets, underpinned by a sense of social responsibility and

commitment, to their future work.

 

Non-repayable grants are awarded on the basis of financial need and

academic achievement and promise. Scholarships range from $5,000 to

$22,000 annually for full-time enrollment.

 

Application Deadline

 

Scholarships March 15

General Admission: February 2, 2009

 

Eligibility Requirements

 

Scholarships

 

To be considered for financial aid at Bard College, international

students and their parents are expected to complete the International

Student Financial Aid Formand the Declaration of Finances, which

foreign nationals file in order to obtain a visa.

 

Prospective students' files are maintained in the Admissions Office

along with their admission documents. The Admissions Office reviews

the Declaration of Finances for each student. Upon notifying the

student about admission, assuming that the decision is favorable, the

Financial Aid Office will prepare a response to the student about

financial aid. At times the need of the student is far greater than

the College's resources can meet. In such a case, the Admission

Office

will correspond with the student stating that no offer of aid is

being

made due to that fact. The student in this case is given an

opportunity to submit a new Declaration of Finances, indicating

available resources to be higher.

 

General Admission

 

Because of the interdisciplinary nature of the program, there are no

specific requirements concerning the applicant's prior field of

study.

However, applicants must have a bachelor's degree or equivalent

preparation as determined by the director of admissions.

Undergraduate

work should include at least one semester of calculus, statistics, or

microeconomics. In addition, the applicant should have successfully

completed the equivalent of two semesters in college of any

combination of chemistry, biology, physics, earth science, or

atmospheric science; in the case of international students, a high

school BAC in math or science is required. Students lacking an

economics background or a basic understanding of chemistry and

biology

are still encouraged to apply for admission, but are strongly advised

to fill these gaps before entering the program.

 

Foreign applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English and should

take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). TOEFL scores

should be sent to the Bard Center for Environmental Policy by the

Educational Testing Service. A minimum score of 600 on the written

test or 250 on the computer-based test is required for admission.

Other evidence of English-language proficiency will be accepted only

with the approval of the Graduate Admission Committee.

 

Further Information

http://www.bard. edu/admission/ finances/ financial_ aid/internationa l/in

dex.sht

ml

http://www.bard. edu/cep/admissio n/requirements/

http://www.bard. edu/cep/admissio n/applying/

http://www.bard. edu/cep/academic s/#master_ envir

 

Contact

 

Bard Center for Environmental Policy

Graduate Program Admission

Bard College, 30 Campus Road, PO Box 5000

Annandale-on- Hudson, NY 12504-5000

E-mail: cep@bard.edu

 

 

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Graduate: University of Central Florida MA in Environmental Politics

and Provost's Graduate Fellowship

 

The University of Central Florida welcomes international students and

recognizes that a diverse scholarly community contributes

significantly to graduate education.

 

The Master of Arts in Environmental Politics program prepares

students

to enter positions in government and the private sector in which the

ability to comprehend, influence, and respond to government policy is

critical and prepares interested students for pursuit of a PhD degree

in Political Science or International Relations at other

institutions.

 

The University of Central Florida offers the Provost's Graduate

Fellowship to superior graduate students who are newly enrolling at

UCF in one of its master's, specialist or doctoral programs. These

awards provide first-year support to the most qualified applicants to

the institution.

 

All new students who enter in the Spring 2009, Summer 2009, or Fall

2009 semesters as full-time degree students are eligible to be

nominated for this award. Stipend payments will begin in the Fall

2009

semester.

 

Fellowship Description:

 

. The College of Graduate Studies provides a $10,000 fellowship

stipend ($5,000 Fall and $5,000 Spring).

Programs may recommend a doctoral fellowship recipient for renewal to

fund the student for a second year.

 

Tuition Support:

 

Program provides tuition support for charges for your course hours

during each term of the award. This does not include the payment of

local fees (health fee, athletic fee, building fee, etc.).

 

The Master of Arts in Environmental Politics program is designed to

accommodate a range of professional and intellectual needs. The

program prepares students to enter positions in government and the

private sector in which the ability to comprehend, influence, and

respond to government policy is critical and prepares interested

students for pursuit of a PhD degree in Political Science or

International Relations at other institutions. The program also

provides a well-rounded substantive curriculum for secondary school

teachers seeking higher degrees and for teachers in community

colleges.

 

The Environmental Politics MA gives students the necessary analytic

and substantive tools for understanding the evolving environmental

debate in the United States, with particular emphasis on the

ecologically sensitive state of Florida. This track is recommended

for

students with a special interest in the science and politics of

environmental policy.

 

Application Deadline

Scholarships and General Admission: Jan 15.

Eligibility Requirements

Scholarships

 

. Submission of a completed admission application and all test scores

(including TOEFL for international students) by January 15, 2009.

Admission to a UCF master's, specialist, or doctoral program.

Test scores ranking within the top 25 percent of students admitted

to the program in the prior year.

The College of Graduate Studies will review the nominees and make

awards on the basis of the colleges' nominations and the documented

quality of the nominee.

 

Fellowship Obligations:

 

. Maintain good academic standing and acceptable progress to degree

in the graduate school and college.

 

. Must be enrolled full-time in a graduate program (9 hours of

course work during the Fall and Spring semesters).

 

Further Information

 

http://www.students .graduate. ucf.edu/formsnfi les/Openfile. cfm?ID=76

http://www.students .graduate. ucf.edu/pagegen/ index.cfm? PageID=123

http://www.graduate catalog.ucf. edu/programs/ Program.aspx?

ID=1396&TID= 738#

 

Contact

Graduate admission

 

Lauren Heunis

gradadmissions@ mail.ucf. edu

Telephone: 407-823-2766

 

Graduate Fellowships

Sharon Preston

Telephone: 407-823-6497

Jennifer Parham

Telephone: 407-823-4337

Fax: 407-823-6442

gradfellowship@ mail.ucf. edu

 

 

 

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Professional and Post Doctorate: National Endowment for Democracy

Reagan-Fascell Democracy Program

 

Named in honor of NED's principal founders, former president Ronald

Reagan and the late congressman Dante Fascell, the Reagan-Fascell

Democracy Fellows Program was established in 2001 with funding from

the U.S. Congress to enable democratic activists, practitioners,

scholars, and journalists from around the world to deepen their

understand-ing of democracy and enhance their ability to promote

democratic change. Fellows are in residence at the Forum and

participate in the collegial life of the Endowment and in the many

opportunities for professional exchange in Washington, D.C.

 

The Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program is intended primarily

for

practitioners and scholars from emerging and aspiring democracies.

Distinguished scholars from the United States and other established

democracies are also eligible to apply. The program offers five-month

fellowships for practitioners to improve strategies and techniques

for

building democ-racy abroad and five- to ten-month fellowships for

scholars to conduct original re-search for publica-tion. While the

two

tracks share many common elements, they have different eligibility

requirements and distinct goals, activities, and products associated

with them.

 

The Practitioner Track

 

The Reagan-Fascell program was established with the primary purpose

of

supporting democracy activists, human rights advocates, journalists,

and others who work on the frontlines of building democracy in

emerging and aspiring democracies. The program provides practitioners

with a needed break from their daily routine so that they may reflect

on their work, learn from counterparts in the United States, and

reevaluate techniques for building democracy in their country of

origin.

 

The Scholarly Track

 

In recognition of the importance of intellectual contributions to the

theory and practice of democracy, the Reagan-Fascell program offers a

scholarly track for scholars, professors, and established writers.

Applicants for this track may be scholars from emerging and aspiring

democracies or accomplished scholars from the United States and other

established democracies.

 

Application Deadline November 10, 2008

 

Eligibility Requirements

 

The Practitioner Track:

 

Applicants interested in the practitioner track are expected to have

substantial practical experience working to promote democracy or

human

rights in their country of origin or interest. There are no specific

degree requirements for the practitioner track. A Ph.D., for

instance,

is not required of practitioner applicants. While there are also no

age limits, applicants on the practitioner track are typically

mid-career professionals with several years of professional

experience

in the field of democracy and human rights. Examples of eligible

candidates for the practitioner track include human rights advocates,

political party activists, professional staff of civic or

humanitarian

organizations, international lawyers, journalists, labor leaders,

politicians, and diplomats.

 

Practitioner fellowships are typically five months in duration and

culminate in a strategic policy memorandum, short article or op-ed,

as

well as a formal presentation of the fellow's analysis and ideas.

 

The Scholarly Track:

 

Applicants interested in the scholarly track are expected to possess

a

doctorate (a Ph.D., or academic equivalent) at the time of

application, to have published in their field of expertise, and to

have developed a detailed research outline for their fellowship

project. Examples of eligible candidates for the scholarly track

include college and university professors, analysts at research

centers and "think tanks," and independent writers. Occasionally, a

professional who is planning to write a book or other scholarly

publication may qualify to apply on the scholarly track.

 

English Language Requirement

 

A working knowledge of English is an important prerequisite for

participation in the program. While the fellow's primary product may

be in his/her native language, it is expected that he/she will have a

solid command of written and spoken English for general communication

purposes. All application materials must be submitted in English (or

accompanied by an English translation) .

 

Additionally to the application form a project proposal; resume or CV

and three letters of recommendation are required. See Information

Booklet for details.

 

Further Information

http://www.ned. org/forum/ reagan-fascell. html

http://www.ned. org/forum/ InformationBookl et_AppGuidelines 2009_2010. do

c

 

Contact

 

Program Assistant, Fellowship Programs

International Forum for Democratic Studies

National Endowment for Democracy

1025 F Street, N.W., Suite 800

Washington, DC 20004 USA

Telephone: (202) 378-9700

Fax: (202) 378-9407

 

fellowships@ ned.org

 

 

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Hi Members,

 

I'm a Indian Nepali, born and brought up here in India. Are there any scholarships for studying abroad.

I'm hopeful of getting admission in top 30 colleges in US for MBA class.

 

My brief profile:

GMAT : 710 ( Q-49, V-38, AWA-4)

Work Ex : 2 Yrs 10 Month in IT by Fall 09

BE in Electronics and Communication : 69% (2006) - Kumaon Engg. College (Govt. Aided),

Nainital University

12th - 72% (CBSE)

10th - 78% (CBSE)

 

Extra Curricullar : Excellent

 

Pls help and guide.

 

Regards,

Ashish

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Dear Ashis,

That you have good marks !!

that you are worried, no need to WoRrY for that.

Please find any of the UNI/ CAMPUSES, You are eligible for waive-off of fees !

Rock ON , Nepali guys and Gals.