Wolcott Foundation is delighted to offer its Fellowship Program named as Wolcott Fellowship. United States citizens who possess a bachelor’s degree can apply for the given fellowship. Fellowship program is designed to encourage young scholars with outstanding academic, civic, and social credentials to pursue public service careers. Relocation loan of up to $1,800 will be granted to selected fellows.
Wolcott Foundation was established in 1920. The Foundation seeks to support full-time students, students working full time for government or related activities may enroll for six semester hours in the fall and spring semesters.
Eligibility:
- Applicants must be United States citizens who have not previously earned an advance degree and may not be older than 30 years of age as of January 1st preceding their first Fall semester,
- Must possess a Bachelor’s Degree (or be a graduating senior in an undergraduate school) with an overall Grade Point Average of 3.5, or better.
- Applicants must have applied to the School of Business and Public Management, the School of Public Policy and Public Management, or the Elliott School of International Affairs at The George Washington University, Washington, D. C. By January 1st for the following fall semester. Fellowship awards are contingent upon admission to the University.
- Second-year students enrolled in the School of Business and Public Management, the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Management, or the Elliott School of International Affairs who need at least eighteen (18) credit hours to complete their degree requirements are encouraged to apply.
How to Apply:
Applicants can apply online for Wolcott Fellowship Program through the given link: http://www.wolcottfoundation.com/form_app.html
Supporting Documents:
- Application form.
- Applicants must download and attach all college and post graduate transcripts.
- All GRE/GMAT scores and a recent photo (males should wear coat and tie).
Award Amount:
- The maximum Wolcott Fellowship covers tuition and fees for 40 credit hours.
- The award is to be considered a grant (not to be repaid) if upon graduation the recipient is employed for four years in government services (federal, state, or local level), in international affairs, or in selected international business in the private sector.
- Fellowship recipients may also request a relocation loan of up to $1,800. Relocation loans are awarded on the basis of need and must be repaid upon graduation.
- The Foundation seeks to support full-time students, students working full time for government or related activities may enroll for six semester hours in the fall and spring semesters.
- These awards are designed to encourage young scholars (age 30 or younger) with outstanding academic, civic, and social credentials to pursue public service careers.
Application Deadline:
January 31, 2016 is the deadline for Wolcott Fellowship.
Link for More Information:
http://www.wolcottfoundation.com/terms.html
