A limited number of international scholarships are offered on a competitive basis to well qualified degree-seeking students. Interested students should complete a separate scholarship application in addition to the application for admission. Scholarships consist of several levels of support. These scholarships are primarily for incoming freshmen (first time students who have not attended a college or university after high school).

International Merit Scholarships range from $500-$3,000 per year, renewable for the duration of the academic program, including Intensive English.

Global Leader Scholarships are equivalent to instate tuition waivers estimated at approximately $10,656 per academic year.

Global Ambassador Scholarships provide tuition, room, and board on campus for students who are enrolled in a degree program. Unavailable at this time

Intensive English Program Top Achiever provides a one-time $500 scholarship to a top performing student completing level 6 of the IEP and continuing into a bachelor’s degree program at USI. 

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Eligibility Requirements

Before completing the International Student Scholarship Application, students must first apply for admission and be accepted to USI.

Complete the International Student Scholarship application by the deadline.

Have a demonstrated record of achievement with a minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.25 or higher on a 4 point scale.

Have or plan to have a non-immigrant visa (i.e. a F-1 or J-1 student visa).

Preference given to freshmen (first time student who has not attended any colleges or universities after high school with the exception of ESL study).

Applicants can start in USI’s Intensive English Program first, but must complete the International Student Scholarship application with original application/acceptance to USI.

Applications for priority consideration must be submitted by March 15th for the Fall term or October 1st for the Spring term.

Application Components

The international student scholarship application consists of four components: the application, two recommendation forms with recommendation letters, and two  essays. The international scholarship review committee will award available scholarships to appropriate applicants based on a variety of factors.

#YouAreWelcomeHere Scholarship

USI is a proud participant in the #YouAreWelcomeHere scholarship program, granting in-state tuition waivers to 2 selected scholars.

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This course gives you the permission to take care of yourself by learning the skills to manage stress and optimize wellbeing.

About this course

Everyone experiences adversity and stress at some level, whether it’s the pressure to perform in school or work, relationship problems, financial difficulties, or simply the number of tasks to do in a short period of time. All stress isn’t bad, but chronic stress can take its toll on our minds, bodies, and behavior. Research has shown that people can learn and use specific resilience skills (such as optimistic thinking, relaxation strategies, choosing one’s attention) and positive routines (good sleep, scheduling in fun, and so on) in order to better manage stress, bounce back quicker after a setback, be more effective in their academic and vocational pursuits, develop stronger relationships with others, be physically and mentally healthy, and be satisfied with their lives overall. In short, resilience is ordinary magic and can be learned. It does not necessarily mean that you have to be born resilient or get lucky in life.

The purpose of this course is to teach individuals the science behind becoming a resilient person. Stated simply, resilience is the ability to survive and thrive. Resiliency is not only about your ability to positively adapt in the face of adverse or challenging circumstances (that is, survive), but it is also about learning the positive skills, strategies and routines that enable you to live a happy, fulfilling, and meaningful life (in other words, thrive). This course gives you the permission to take care of yourself in order to effectively manage life stressors and do what matters most in life.

By the end of this course, you will have learned about the knowledge and skills that you can apply in your life now and in the future to be a resilient person.

Course goal:

The goal for this course is to give you permission to take care of yourself and empower you to be a resilient person. A resilient person is someone who:

purposely strives to be as mentally and psychically healthy as possible,

possesses the confidence to effectively cope with and manage stressful situations,

is compassionate towards self and others,

demonstrates grit or perseverance even in the face of adversity, and

focuses on the positive and fulfilling aspects of life.

you will be able to:

Describe why ‘functioning from the inside out’ is critical to becoming a resilient, effective person

Explain the benefits of resilience and how the specific skills translate into optimizing social-emotional wellbeing and doing what matters most in life

Directly practice a variety of resilience skills in different aspects of your life, including but not limited to:

Mindfulness practices

Strategies to manage intense emotions

Activities that induce positive emotions

Clarifying important personal values (that is, what matters most) and committing to behaving consistent with them

Making health lifestyle choices that are cheap and readily available, yet promote well-being

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This scholarship is offered by the ANU College of Science to support Honours or Coursework Masters student research in the fields of Regolith Science.

Field of study

Regolith Science

Eligibility

The award shall be available to a prospective or continuing ANU student who is:

a domestic or international student;

enrolled or enrolling in an Honours or coursework Masters program in the Colleges in one of the following programs:

Bachelor of Science;

Bachelor of Science (Advanced) Honours;

Bachelor of Philosophy;

Master of Earth Sciences (Advanced);

undertaking a research project that is consistent with the broad field of regolith science.  Projects can include laboratory and/or field and/or modelling studies.

Selection basis

Selection will be made on the basis of academic merit, and in accordance with the eligibility criteria and application requirements.  A personal interview may be required if deemed appropriate by the Selection Committee.

Benefits

The scholarship provides a stipend of $5000 with an additional amount of funding of up to $5000 available for research project funding.

How to apply

Students are required to apply using the application form at the top of this page. Applications open from 31st August to 30th November each year

Further information

Regolith science incorporates the study of the weathered zone, including soils, sediments, weathered rocks, water and biota. Regolith science is multi-disciplinary and can include aspects of earth sciences (geology, geochemistry and geophysics), environmental science, planetary science, geography, soil science, water resources and biology, in order to understand landscape evolution, biogeochemical cycling of elements, groundwater and surface water resources (water quantity and water quality), impacts of human activity (such as agriculture, mining and/or urbanisation).

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Closing date: 31/12/2022

This scholarship will be applied as a discount to your tuition fees for each subject studied for the entire duration of the course. You will be required to meet all conditions (if applicable) outlined in the Letter of Offer and accept the offer by paying the required deposit before the scholarship can be applied. Please note: Failure to meet your condition(s) and pay the acceptance deposit on time may result in the withdrawal of the scholarship.

Background

Do you have an excellent academic record?

La Trobe University values academic excellence. High achieving International students thinking about applying for an undergraduate or postgraduate course will be automatically be considered for this scholarship.

The La Trobe South East Asia Scholarship rewards high achieving International students This scholarship is worth between 20% to 30% off the annual tuition fees for the duration of studies.

Are you eligible to apply?

To be eligible to apply for this scholarship, applicants must:

Be a citizen of Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines or Vietnam.

Be a new international student applying for 2021 or 2022 intakes.

Be a full-fee paying student (Non-sponsored).

Apply to a program in the LTIS List of eligible courses.

Recipients of the scholarship shall be selected by the University based on their:

WAM*ScholarshipAmount55-69.9La Trobe South East Asia Academic Scholarship20%70-74.9La Trobe South East Asia Merit Scholarship25%75+La Trobe South East Asia Excellence Scholarship30%

Recipient obligations

Maintain a full-time enrollment and a satisfactory academic progress during the studies.

Please refer to the terms and conditions included in the Offer Letter.

How to apply

Applicants will be automatically considered for the scholarship after submitting an application for an LTIS List of eligible course.

Percentage awarded is based on the WAM and overall eligibility of the course. The scholarship will be included in the Offer Letter.

The scholarship will be reflected on the student’s statement of account after the census-date once the student have accepted the offer, paid the require deposit mentioned on the offer letter and enrolled into their course.

*A WAM is an average mark that takes into account the credit point value of the subjects that you have completed. It is based on the actual mark of all subjects completed in your course at any given time.

Who to contact for further information

La Trobe International, LTIRecruitment@latrobe.edu.au

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The University of Minnesota Twin Cities provides a high-quality education at a reasonable cost, especially compared to our peer institutions. Since we charge a flat tuition rate, the tuition cost will not increase for students taking 13 credits or more per semester. Students typically take 15–16 credits per semester in order to graduate in four years.

Tuition and fees are subject to change and actual expenses will vary for individual students. The University of Minnesota is not responsible for any difference between these estimated costs and your actual costs. Cost increases should be expected for each subsequent academic year.

Please reference the estimated full cost of attendance on the International Study website.

Residents of the Province of Manitoba, Canada

Under the Manitoba-Minnesota tuition reciprocity agreement, students who are Manitoba residents pay the same tuition as Minnesota residents. For more information, visit the Information for Manitoba Residents page.

Academic scholarships

All international freshman and transfer students attending on an F1 visa who are admitted for fall admission are automatically considered for a Global Excellence Scholarship. For the 2021-2022 academic year, international freshmen can receive scholarships of $25,000, $15,000 or $10,000 per year for up to four years. Transfer students may receive $10,000 per year for up to three years when entering the University in the fall semester. Transfer students entering in spring semester will be considered for scholarships only on a funds-available basis.

Awards are competitive and based on academic merit. Students selected for awards are among the best in their class and show a record of very strong academic preparation.

There is no separate scholarship application required; students are considered based on an overall assessment of their application. Students must maintain their F-1 immigration status to remain eligible for these awards.

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Introduction

Tohoku University (hereinafter referred to as “TU”) offers scholarships to qualified international students who are accepted under a student exchange agreement between TU and its partner institutions outside Japan (hereinafter referred to as the “home institutions”). This scholarship is funded by the Japan Student Services Association (hereinafter referred to as “JASSO”).

Eligibility

Applicants must fulfill all qualifications listed below.

1) Applicants must be enrolled as regular graduate students in a home institution that has a university or department-level student exchange agreement with TU, and will continue as candidates for degrees at their home institution after studying at TU.^*1

2) Applicants must be majoring in some field of natural science.

3) Applicants must be approved to enroll in one of the following departments at TU as Special Research Students or Short-term Visiting Trainees.^*2

Graduate School of Science / Graduate School of Medicine / Graduate School of Dentistry /

Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences / Graduate School of Engineering /

Graduate School of Agricultural Science / Graduate School of Information Sciences /

Graduate School of Life Sciences / Graduate School of Environmental Studies /

Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering

4) The applicants’ study period at TU must be more than or equal to 10 days and should not exceed 12 months.^*3

5) Applicants must fulfill all qualifications listed in the “JASSO Scholarship Eligibility Conditions”.

*1 Consult with the prospective academic advisor at TU if the applicant’s home institution doesn’t have a student exchange agreement with TU.

*2 Excluding Pre-Education period at TU.

*3 Excluding days on which the applicants enter/leave Japan.

How to Apply

Submit all application materials required to a prospective academic advisor at TU. Direct applications from applicants to the Student Exchange Division at TU will not be accepted. Late applications will not be accepted, even if the applicant has already come to Japan.

The application deadline depends on the TU department in which the applicants will enroll. Consult with a prospective academic advisor at TU for details.

Contact

Tohoku University Student Exchange Division
41 Kawauchi, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Miyagi,
980-8576 Japan

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30-12:30, 13:30-17:15
Tel: +81-22-795-3745
Email: studyab@grp.tohoku.ac.jp

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We support academically outstanding students with more than 20 kinds of scholarships. 100% of our students receive some form of scholarship. Those that are not selected for an admission scholarship are given a MacBook Air. It is possible to combine scholarships, for example Pre-Admission, Housing and JASSO Honors.

Those who have achieved particularly excellent results in the entrance examination will be divided into one of three categories for a scholarship, split over two semesters

Scholarship applicants are limited only to those who can acquire the “Student” status of residence from admission until graduation. The scholarship will be paid after enrollment

Even if you are a scholarship recipient, it is necessary to pay the full amount required at the time of entry. Scholarships will be paid after enrollment

Scholarship payments are made every semester up to a period of 4-years, and there are certain requirements for continued payment. Therefore, if the scholarship recipient fails to meet the requirements below after entrance, the scholarship may be suspended

Those who obtain one of these scholarships will be required to pay for the school MacBook Air.

Pre-Admission Tuition Reduction ScholarshipTypeScholarshipExamination CategoryAcademically Outstanding StudentsType 1: 900,000 JPY per yearAdmissionsType 2: 600,000 JPY per yearType 3: 300,000 JPY per year

International Baccalaureate (IB) Scholarship

We offer a unique scholarship for students taking the IB Diploma. A minimum of 300,000 JPY tuition discount will be offered for those who score 32 points or higher out of a maximum of 42 points.

Pre-Admission IB ScholarshipTypeScholarshipExamination Category International Baccalaureate (IB)300,000 JPY – 32/42 Points or Higher for IB DiplomaAdmissions

NUCB Housing Scholarship

All international students are guaranteed housing for all 4-years. NUCB Undergraduate School also offers housing scholarship to academically outstanding students, which is available for all 4 years (granted that students are meeting a certain GPA and attendance criteria for Year 2 and the subsequent years). Full time students in the Global BBA program will be allocated to Sanbongi (Campus) or Sagamine dormitories.

Housing ScholarshipsDormitoryScholarship amount (monthly)Meito・Chiyoda Dormitory
Type 1
Type 2
Type 3
40,000 JPY
35,000 JPY
30,000 JPYHigashiyama Annex (share house)
Type 1
Type 2
35,000 JPY
30,000 JPYSanbongi DormitorySanbongi Campus DormitorySagamine Dormitory10,000 JPY

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Dr Edmund Goh has secured a $50,000 International Education Innovation Grant from StudyPerth to help increase international hospitality students’ employment opportunities in hospitality.

The project is targeted at 100 international hospitality/tourism students from various institutions across Western Australia who are members of StudyPerth. The purpose is to fast-track their job readiness and enter the hospitality industry immediately to address the urgent hospitality workforce shortage.

“This is a meaningful project to ensuring hospitality businesses can access skilled workers in the post pandemic recovery stage is critical to the national economy and survival of the hospitality sector,” says CEO of StudyPerth Phil Payne.

This project will involve 3 key hospitality industry partners: ACCOR Hotels, Australia Hotel Association WA, Australia Professional Skills Institute, and StudyPerth to provide the applied certifications and training. The 100 international hospitality students will be recruited from 10 institutions who offer hospitality and tourism programs including: Australian Professional Skills Institute, Edith Cowan College, Edith Cowan University, Kaplan Business School, Keystone College of Business Technology, Kingston International College, Murdoch University, SERO Institute, Stanley College, and West Australian Institute of Further Studies.

The successful 100 students will receive an applied learning experience with industry partner, ACCOR Hotels from September to December 2021. The key objective is to increase employability readiness and provide university hospitality international students with an applied working experience.

“The best way to learn about the hospitality industry is to immerse yourself through an authentic applied learning experience to gain a better understanding of hotel day-to-day operations,” says Nathan Frost, Area General Manager Operations, ACCOR WA.

All training expenses will be covered by the grant such as meals, uniforms, training materials and venue hire. During this period, students will work across key hotel departments (Front Office, Housekeeping, and Food & Beverage) to gain an in-depth knowledge about hotel operations.

Are you a student and do you want to get involved?

If you are an international student enrolled in hospitality or tourism at any of the above institutions, passionate about hospitality, and interested in jumpstarting your hospitality career, please send an expression of interest, a CV, and a 300 words statement as to why you should be selected for this learning experience, why are you passionate about working in hospitality, and what do you expect to learn out of this experience.

Please send this to your respective institutions, ECU students should send their applications to Dr Edmund Goh (e.goh@ecu.edu.au) by 13^th Sep 2021.

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EPOS is short for “Entwicklungsbezogene Postgraduierten Studiengänge” (development-related postgraduate courses). Since 1987 the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) funds a number of scholarships for students from developing countries who would like to study in Germany in development-related subjects. For more information on the overall programme, please click here.

The master’s degree programme “Sustainable Development Management” is part of EPOS and can therefore award a number of scholarships to students from developing countries every year.

Selection criteria and procedures for DAAD scholarship recipients ensure that candidates:

are from developing countries, click here for the list of eligible countries

have a first qualifying degree in either social sciences, economics or industrial engineering (or an interdisciplinary programme covering these fields) with an excellent grade point average

comprise of at least two years of relevant professional experience

are fluent in both written and spoken English

have proven, development-related motivation and can be expected to make full use of their scholarship and education by taking on social responsibility later in their careers, acting as agents of change who stimulate and support development in their personal and professional surroundings

Women and candidates from disadvantaged groups who meet the required academic and professional standards and show proven commitment to development-related issues are especially targeted for programme admission

The Typical Scholarship Holder:

Works either for a public authority or a state or private company in a developing country and, as such, is engaged in the planning and execution of directives and projects with emphasis on development policies having a bearing on technological, economic or social areas.

Holds a Bachelor’s degree (normally four years) in a related subject.

Has completed an academic degree with far above average results (upper third) and has at least two years of related professional experience after the first degree (bachelor).

His/her academic degrees should normally not be more than six years old

Application process

The application period for the EPOS scholarships lasts every year from September 1st to October 1st. The scholarship application process is separate from the general application process. This means that if your scholarship application is rejected and you want to enroll in the degree program without scholarship, you must apply again during one of the regular application periods (through uni-assist; deadlines January 15th/July 15th), see applications and admission. The scholarship nominations are expected to be communicated until the end of January.

If you have questions concerning the conversion of your grade, please check the anabin database (only available in German).

Applications must be submitted to uni-assist. Please do not send applications to the university administration or to DAAD. Applications that are not submitted via uni-assist will not be considered. The uni-assist portal can be accessed via the following link: https://ww2.uni-assist.de/online/?lang=en

You can register anytime. However, submitting applications for the scholarship programme is only possible from September 1st to October 1st. Uni-assist asks for an administrative fee, which must be covered by the applicant. Please make sure to make the payment before the deadline approaches. Before and after the application phase, you will not be able to submit documents. There is no need to submit hardcopies; please upload all required documents as scans.

Next application phase: September 1st 2021 to October 1st 2021.

Required Documents for a DAAD scholarship application

(in the following order):

HSRW application form, you can download the form here

DAAD application form https://www.daad.de/medien/deutschland/stipendien/formulare/forschungsstipendium_en.pdf

Hand-signed CV (please use the sample europass form http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/)

Hand-signed letter of motivation (with reference to current occupation, two pages maximum)

Academic letter/s of recommendation from your university; the letter must have a signature and official stamp and must be of recent date (not in a sealed envelope)

Professional letter/s of recommendation from your employer; the letter must have a signature and official stamp and must be of recent date (not in a sealed envelope)

Certificate(s) of employment from the employer in the home country and if possible, a guarantee of re-employment upon returning home.

Proof of Language Skills

The minimum language level requirement is B2 (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages – CEFR).

Accepted certificates are IELTS and TOEFL

Copies of Academic Degrees

Copies of Academic Transcripts

If available, module handbook

Copy of school leaving certificate

Applicants from the People’s Republic of China and from Vietnam must submit an APS Certificate with their application documents.

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UJ is pleased to offer our successful applicants a variety of scholarship support to attend our degree programs. Matches are made on a competitive basis, at the time of Admissions, and based on the objectives of our various partner organizations, companies and foundations. Below is a quick list of the types of scholarships that applicants may be matched with, both directly by IUJ, through nominations from IUJ, and by independent applications with requests to join the IUJ community.

For full details on each, please click on the PDF file below.

(A) IUJ Scholarship Guidelines for Non-Japanese Applicants

List of Scholarships to Apply through IUJ
(This is a simplified list. Please view the PDF file for details.)

Download Scholarship Guidebook in PDF

To apply for a scholarship:

Read the IUJ Scholarship Guidelines as linked above

Start an Online Application.

In Phase 2 of the Online Application, you will find a Scholarship application to fill in.
Complete and submit the Scholarship application by the Admissions Deadline

The Admissions Committee considers scholarship awards along with the Admissions decisions.

(B) IUJ Scholarship Guidelines for Japanese Applicants

Japanese applicants can apply for scholarship(s) at the time of application to IUJ academic programs. Please read the information carefully (link provided above) and apply for an appropriate scholarship(s). Scholarship information is subject to change. Read More (in Japanese)

Scholarships available after starting class at IUJ

In addition to the scholarships you may be offered before arriving at IUJ, there are a few scholarships you may try for (depending on your academic and financial needs status) after your IUJ education begins. The OSS staff provides application instructions on the campus bulletin board in a timely manner.

Please click the link to learn about scholarships after starting class at IUJ.

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$6000 scholarship that supports outstanding Year 12 students to undertake an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney.

Highlights

ValueEligibilityOpen dateClose date$6000 Domestic or international studentHigh academic achiever (ATAR 95 to 99.85)Applying for an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney8 April 202130 September 2021

How to apply

Read the application guide (pdf, 170kb) carefully.

Complete the online application form and submit all supporting documents (including a personal statement).

Benefits

The Sydney Scholars Award is valued at $6,000 and is tenable for one year of an undergraduate degree.

Who’s eligible

You must:

be a domestic student (this includes New Zealand citizens), or an international student who has recently completed an International Baccalaureate (or educational award equivalent to the HSC)

be applying for admission through UAC

have achieved an ATAR of 95 or above (if you are applying to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music or the Sydney Dental School you must receive an ATAR of 90 or above)

apply in the year that you complete your secondary education (if you are offered a Sydney Scholars Award, you may defer it for up to two years).

Note: Domestic students with excellent academic ability experiencing financial hardship or other disadvantages may also choose to apply for the Sydney Scholars Awards on equity and hardship grounds.

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TUJ awards merit scholarships every semester to incoming degree-seeking students with demonstrated academic excellence and other exceptional qualifications. Prospective students who complete an application for admission by the scholarship eligibility deadline and check the applicable box on the admissions application form will be considered for the following scholarships.

Diamond Scholarship50% of full-time (12-18 credits) tuition for the first two consecutive semesters (summer and fall or fall and spring). Renewable at 100% of full-time (12-18 credits) tuition for up to six additional full-time consecutive semesters (fall and spring only) contingent on maintaining a 3.2 GPA at TUJ. Only awarded to students starting in summer or fall semester.Dean’s Scholarship50% of full-time (12-18 credits) tuition for two consecutive semesters contingent on maintaining a 3.0 GPA at TUJ.TUJ ScholarshipOne-time award of the discounted matriculation fee.

Applicants from TUJ-affiliated schools in the United States, DoDEA schools in Japan, and language schools in Japan may be eligible for additional scholarships. Please contact Admissions Counseling for details.

Application Procedure for Merit Scholarships

ItemsNotesHow to SubmitAdmissions Application (all items) – requiredComplete your Admissions Application by the scholarship eligibility deadline and check the applicable box on the admissions application form. There is no separate application form for merit scholarships.See the Admissions Application Checklist for detailsLetters of Recommendation – required2-3 letters of recommendation (maximum)Must be sent directly from the counselor/ teacher to TUJ. There is no separate form.Counselors/ teachers may submit via Parchment/ Naviance, or Common Application, or E-mail to ac@tuj.temple.eduPostal mail(Optional) Scholarship essay1 page (maximum)Prompt: How will receiving a scholarship assist you at TUJ?E-mail (PDF or Word document) to ac@tuj.temple.edu(Optional) Resume/ C.V.1-2 pages maximum(Optional) Additional documents2 documents (maximum)Examples include personal copies of awards, honors, or artwork (if applicable), etc.

Scholarship Eligibility Deadlines

Diamond Scholarship for Summer or Fall Entry Students:

October 15 of the year prior to entry.

All Other Scholarships:

 Those seeking a student visa through TUJThose not seeking a student visa through TUJFall AdmissionMarch 1June 1Spring AdmissionSeptember 1September 1Summer AdmissionDecember 1March 1

Scholarship award announcements are made about a month after the Scholarship Eligibility Deadline. The student visa application does not need to be completed by the Scholarship Eligibility Deadline.

Scholarship recipients must meet the following criteria:

Maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher at TUJ (3.2 or higher for Diamond Scholarship recipients)

Remain enrolled at TUJ on a full-time (12-18 credits) basis in fall and spring semesters (9 credits in summer semester)

Use the award in consecutive semesters.

Students starting at TUJ in the spring semester may use their award in the spring and summer semesters provided that they are full-time students in both semesters (at least 12 credits in the spring and at least 9 credits in the summer), or

Students may use their award in the spring and fall semesters if they (1) do not take classes over the summer or (2) take classes only part-time (less than 9 credits) in the summer.

After the first two consecutive semesters, Diamond Scholarship recipients may use the remainder of their scholarship in fall and spring semesters only.

Students may apply for current student scholarships after completing 12 credits at TUJ.

No student will be given a TUJ scholarship which would result in an award or payment in excess of 100% of tuition and fees (not including housing). If, subsequent to an award of a TUJ scholarship but prior to payment, other scholarships, stipends, or grants are offered to a student, the amount of the TUJ award will be reduced accordingly.

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