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Study Abroad Scholarships
Overview
Study abroad
scholarships and grants are listed on this page. AmeriSpan offers many scholarships
for studying abroad for those enrolled in higher education institutions and even
one for those who can't find a job. You need to apply before or when
enrolling in an AmeriSpan program (apply for scholarship now).
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AmeriSpan
Study Abroad Scholarships:
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AmeriSpan
Study Abroad Scholarship
Grants
($500-$2,000) -
As part of AmeriSpan's "Study
Abroad: Push It Forward"
initiative, we have created
a scholarship grant program
for our selected College Study
Abroad semester programs.
For details go to:
Scholarship Grant details
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AmeriSpan
Budget Crisis Scholarship
($250) -
States and cities are in a
budget crisis and as a
result they are cutting
their support for state and
community colleges. Receive a $250 scholarship when you
enroll in a
College Study Abroad program
if you are currently
enrolled at a state or
community college.
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AmeriSpan
Delegate Scholarship
($250-$750) -
Receive a $250-$750 scholarship when you act as an "AmeriSpan Delegate" on
College Study Abroad programs
or $250 for SALUD Medical
Spanish/Portuguese or
Volunteer/Internship at
least 4 weeks or longer. Upon completion of your program, you will act as an AmeriSpan Delegate at your college/university for one
academic year. Go to:
Delegate Scholarship details
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AmeriSpan
Teenager Delegate Scholarship
($250) -
Receive a $250 scholarship when you act as an "AmeriSpan
Teenager Delegate" on
Teenager Study Abroad
programs at
least 3 weeks or longer. Upon completion of your program, you will act as an AmeriSpan
Teenager Delegate at your
school for one
academic year.
Go to:
Teenager Scholarship details
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AmeriSpan
Open Door Scholarship
($250-$500) -
AmeriSpan grants $250-$500 need-based scholarships for
College Study Abroad,
Volunteer/Intern, SALUD,
Professional and
language programs longer
than 4 weeks. This scholarship is made available to students who are unable to obtain sufficient aid to participate on study abroad program. This might result from certain types (institutional aid, state aid or work-study) of financial aid being ineligible for use on a study abroad program.
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AmeriSpan
Match Scholarship ($500) - If you
receive a non-AmeriSpan study
abroad scholarship like the
Gilman or Boren scholarships,
AmeriSpan will grant you a
$500 Match scholarship to be
used on any College Study
Abroad program.
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AmeriSpan
Find a Job Scholarship
($150-$500) -
If you
have recently been laid off
or have graduated from
college but can't find a
job, AmeriSpan is offering
scholarships from $150-$500
on AmeriSpan programs that
are 4 weeks or longer. Send
us your story and why the
AmeriSpan program you are
applying for will help you
find a job (hint some ideas
are discussed at
www.amerispan.com/rec-proof).
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AmeriSpan
Affiliate Scholarship
($250-$500) -
If your school is an AmeriSpan Affiliate, we offer a variety of $250 to $500 scholarships. Check with your study abroad office to determine if your institution is an AmeriSpan Affiliate. If not, have them contact AmeriSpan for additional details on how to become an AmeriSpan Affiliate.
Applying for An
AmeriSpan Scholarship:
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Deadlines
- The deadline to apply for an AmeriSpan scholarship is prior to
or at the time of
registration for your
AmeriSpan program. Scholarships are awarded based on merit and/or need, on a first-come first-serve basis. Scholarships are not available after you have already applied and accepted to a program.
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Special
Note - You may apply for
more than one scholarship.
Usually AmeriSpan only
grants one scholarship but
if your story or needs are
great we may grant more than
one.
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Scholarship
Application -
Click
here to download AmeriSpan's
scholarship application or Click
here to use our online
scholarship application.
Other Study
Abroad Scholarships:
- Benjamin A. Gilman
- Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, this congressionally funded program
provides awards for US undergraduate students who are receiving federal Pell Grant funding at a 2-year or 4-year college or university to participate in study abroad programs worldwide.
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David
L. Boren - Sponsored by National Security Education Program
and intended to provide support to U.S. undergraduates who will pursue the study of languages and cultures currently underrepresented in study abroad and critical to U.S. national security.
Other
Study Abroad Scholarships Resources:
- FinAid
- Great information about
scholarships, financial aid,
etc.
- FastWeb
- Operated by Monster.com,
this free site lists over
600,000 scholarships
- IEFA
- Searchable scholarship
database specializing in study
abroad
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BrainTrack - Financial aid
articles & scholarship resources
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