High school students who are not permanent residents or citizens of the United States, as well as U.S. citizens/permanent residents who reside overseas and will complete their entire secondary school education outside the U.S. are eligible. Candidates should be outstanding students who are also deeply engaged in their school or local communities.
Students admitted to the Global Scholars Program will receive:
- A scholarship of no less than $15,000 ** ($60,000 for four years contingent upon meeting academic standards for renewal);
- A guaranteed $2,500 taxable stipend for a paid internship or research assistantship taken for academic credit during the summer following the sophomore or junior year;
- A guaranteed place in the International Studies Stream;
- A supportive network of faculty, students, staff, alumni and peers;
- Participation in the Global Scholars Mentor Program, including a semi-annual dinner hosted by Dr. John Bassett, President of Clark University. In addition to a faculty advisor, staff or alumni leadership mentors will support Global Scholars.
* Students transferring from another college or university are not eligible for the GSP.
** Applicants with financial need greater than the amount of the Global Scholars award may be eligible for additional need-based financial assistance. To be considered, international applicants must submit the International Student Financial Assistance Form, and U.S. citizens must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and College Board PROFILE form.
For More Information: To learn more about the Global Scholars Program or to see profiles of current Global Scholars at Clark please visit the Office of Intercultural Affairs.
http://www.clarku.edu/admissions/afford/scholarships/gsp.cfm
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