Study Abroad Scholarships
There are a variety of study abroad scholarship opportunities. Scholarships are offered based on financial need, academic accomplishments, country chosen, major or minor, creativity and more. Some scholarships are offered for semester, summer and winter break terms, while others are for one specific term. Explore the options below to see the opportunity that apply to you!
Crowd Fundraising
This page is full of scholarship opportunities, but before we get into those options the Study Abroad Office wanted to mention the possibility of crowd fundraising through sites like...
It’s easy to set-up one of these pages and share it with your family and friends. You’d be surprised how often these pages are shared on social media! A few dollars here and there adds up and makes a big difference on your study abroad experience.
Etown Study Abroad Office Scholarships
$1,000 Etown Study Abroad Scholarships
All Etown students are invited to apply for one of the College's study abroad scholarships. Twice a year, the College awards five $1,000 study abroad scholarships. Students studying abroad during any term are invited to apply for a $1,000 award. Students may apply for as many of the following scholarships as they are eligible for, but may only be selected for one award per term of study. If students study abroad more than once, they are welcome to apply for Etown study abroad scholarships again. To learn more about this scholarship and/or apply for the next open application cycle, click here.
- Etown Diversity Abroad Scholarship
- Etown First Generation Abroad Scholarship
- Etown Study Abroad Merit Scholarship
- Etown STEM Abroad Scholarship
The Study Abroad Office is currently accepting applications for the following terms. Applications are due by October 1st, 2023. The March 2024 application cycle will open in November 2023.
- Spring 2024
- May Term 2024
- Summer 2024
- Fall 2024
- Academic Year 2023-2024
- Winter 2023-2024
Brittany O'Connell International Service Trip Award
*Semester, summer and year students
This International Service Trip Endowment was established in memory of Brittany O’Connell to assist Elizabethtown College students with funding to participate in providing service to children in an international setting. The O’Connell Award will award up to $1,000 to students participating in individual service projects, students who participate in College-sponsored international service learning trips, and students who participate in internships with a child-related focus during their semester study abroad program. This award is open to all Elizabethtown College students, but preference is given to social work students.
To be eligible for this award a student must submit an application by October 1 for trips taking place in the Spring and May-term and March 1 for trips taking place in the Fall or Winter term. Applications will be reviewed by an established committee. You can apply here.
Center for Global Understanding and Peacebuilding (CGUP) Grants
*Semester, summer and year students
CGUP offers Etown students a variety of scholarships and awards that enable students to spread peace and justice around the world. These scholarships are not elusively for study abroad students, but could be applied to international internships, research opportunities or service projects.
Honors Academic Grants
*Semester, summer and year students
Honors students may apply for academic grants, up to $1000, to cover expenses related to their education, including study abroad. Applications for this competitive grant are reviewed twice a year.
Prestigious Scholarships and Fellowships
*Post-graduation opportunities
Study abroad students are encouraged to explore prestigious scholarships and fellowships to be applied to their post-graduation plans, following a study abroad experience. These opportunities include the Fulbright Research Fellowship and Fulbright to Teach English. To pursue these offerings, you can consult this list and contact Jean-Paul Benowitz, Director of Prestigious Scholarships at benowitzj@etown.edu.
Summer Enrichment Grants
*Summer students
Elizabethtown College offers Summer Enrichment Grants to students exploring summer research, selective internships, or enrichment travel related to course of study. At least six grants of $1,000 each are providing to high achieving students to help them pursue these enrichment opportunities. These grants are specifically for rising sophomores and juniors, who are on a path enabling them to apply for prestigious scholarships and fellowships in the future. If you're interested in applying, please Jean-Paul Benowitz, Director of Prestigious Scholarships (benowitzj@etown.edu), for the application.
Need-Based Scholarships
Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarships
*Semester, summer and year students
Federal Pell Grant recipients are eligible for the Gilman Scholarship, which awards up to $5,000 in scholarships per student. This program aims to diversify the students who study and intern abroad by offering awards to U.S. undergraduates who might otherwise not participate due to financial constraints. To be eligible for this award, you must be studying or interning abroad for at least 21 days (3 weeks) and cannot be traveling to any country with a Travel Advisory Level 3 or 4 issued by the Department of State. Students who are attending faculty-led abroad programs are also able to apply for this scholarship, as long as the program fits the above criteria. The following faculty-led program are currently eligible:
This is a competitive scholarship, so the Study Abroad Office encourages you to work with the Study Abroad Office (studyabroad@etown.edu) and Jean-Paul Benowitz (benowitzj@etown.edu), Director of Prestigious Scholarships and Fellowships, to review and revise your essays. For more information, please visit the Gilman website.
You can also review applicant resource videos on the Gilman scholarship website here and review the selection criteria here to ensure your essays clearly address each topic. You can also download Etown's resources to help draft your esssays here:
Etown Study Abroad Fee Waiver - All students who apply for the Gilman Scholarship will automatically have their study abroad fee waived (value of $250). Students eligible for the Gilman (must be a Federal Pell Grant recipient), just need to apply to receive the waiver. They do not need to be selected for the award to receive the waiver. Learn more about the study abroad fee here.
Gilman Scholarship - Critical Language Scholarship
Gilman eligible students, who plan on studying a critical language abroad can apply for an additional $3,000 award (a maximum of $8,000 with the Gilman Scholarship). A complete list of critical languages can be found under the essay prompt here. A list of affiliated semester locations with these languages is available below.
Students do not need to have prior experience with the language or a specific level of language proficiency to apply. Instead, they need to articulate their motivation to achieve proficiency in the language and how it extends beyond into the future after college and in their career.
- Arabic: Morocco
- Bahasa Indonesian: Indonesia
- Bangla (Bengali): India
- Chinese (Mandarin): China
- Hindi: India
- Japanese: Japan (Kansai Gaidai University, Nihon University, & KCP International)
- Korean: South Korea
- Portuguese: Portugal
- Punjabi: India
- Russian: Estonia
- Swahili: Kenya & Tanzania (partner programs)
- Urdu: India
Boren Scholarships
*Semester, summer and year students
This scholarship allows U.S. undergraduate students to study less commonly taught languages in world regions critical to U.S. interests, but underrepresented in study abroad. Boren Scholarships provide up to US$20,000 to U.S. undergraduate students to study abroad in areas of the world that are critical to U.S. interests and underrepresented in study abroad. The program focuses on geographic areas, languages and fields of study deemed critical to U.S. national security. In exchange for funding, Boren Scholars commit to working in the federal government for at least one year after graduation. Please note this scholarship has a very early deadline, so you'll need to be proactive to apply.
National Security Education Program
*Semester, summer and year students
Awards usually cover the full cost of study and travel abroad. Created by Congress in 1991, NSEP was intended to encourage American students to study less commonly taught languages and cultures, especially in nations considered to be of interest to national security. The program also aspires to increase the number of Americans qualified for government service and international diplomacy. After graduation, student recipients are required to work for an office or agency of the Federal Government involved in national security affairs or in higher education. Check out all of NSEP's initiatives here.
Critical Language Scholarships
*Summer students
The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program is an intensive overseas language and cultural immersion program for American undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at U.S. colleges and universities. This is an eight to ten week summer study abroad program focused on studying one of 14 critical languages: Arabic, Azerbaijani, Bangla, Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Punjabi, Russian, Swahili, Turkish and Urdu. This full scholarship covers all travel, tuition, housing and living expenses for the duration of the program. This is a summer program and therefore cannot be applied to semester studies. This scholarship has an early deadline, so you'll need to be proactive to apply. It is a very competitive scholarship, so the Study Abroad Office encourages you to work with Jean-Paul Benowitz, Director of Prestigious Scholarships (benowitzj@etown.edu) to craft your application.
*All students
Also, check out CLS's virtual language instruction program, CLS Spark, offered during the academic year! This program provides instruction in Arabic, Chinese and Russian.
Student-Specific Scholarships
Diversity Abroad Scholarships
*Semester, summer and year students
These are awards and study abroad scholarships that ensure that students from diverse economic, educational, ethnic, and social backgrounds have equal access to study abroad opportunities and the benefits they offer. Stay tuned for any contests they may run throughout the year!
Dr. Natalia Gómez Passport Scholarship
*Semester, summer and year students
The Dr. Natalia Gómez passport scholarship was established to empower persons with disabilities to go abroad and offset the cost of essential items. Individuals who have been accepted to volunteer, intern, do a gap year, or participate in a study abroad program are encouraged to consider applying. Dr. Gómez, a former faculty member at Grand Valley State University in Michigan motivated, inspired, and encouraged Abroad with Disabilities (AWD) founder, Juanita Lillie, to pursue her passions and follow her dreams which lead to the creation of AWD in 2014. Dr. Gómez’s unwavering support, dedication, and guidance since inception are why she is the scholarship namesake.
Abroad With Disabilities will offer up to three Dr. Natalia Gómez Passport Scholarships. The scholarship covers the cost of the application fee (up to $110) to get a passport book.
Fund for Education Abroad Scholarships
*Semester, summer and year students
Fund for Education Abroad (FEA) offers study abroad scholarships up to $10,000 for year-long study abroad students and up to $5,000 for semester and summer study abroad students. FEA offers several different scholarships, including students who are studying in specific countries, LGBTQIA+ students and those just enthusiastic about travel! If you don't feel you meet the criteria of any specific scholarships, you can still win a general scholarship. One application automatically enters you for all FEA scholarships! You must be attending a program that's 4 weeks (28 days) or longer to apply. You should check the other eligibility requirements before applying. Please note that this scholarship has an early deadline, so you'll need to be proactive to apply. This is a competitive scholarship, so the Study Abroad Office encourages you to work with the Study Abroad Advisor to review and revise your essays.
You can review Etown's FEA Applicants tips in this resource!
Gilman-McCain Scholarship
*Semester, summer and year students
The U.S. Department of State’s Gilman-McCain Scholarship provides awards of $5,000 for child dependents of active duty service members to study or intern abroad on credit-bearing programs. Developed under the framework of the State Department’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program, the John McCain International Scholarship for the Children of Military Families (Gilman-McCain Scholarship) is open to eligible students enrolled at accredited U.S. colleges and universities who receive any type of Title IV federal financial aid.
HI USA Travel Scholarships
*Semester, summer and year students
At the core of HI USA’s mission is our desire to support people of all ages in their pursuit of travel as a means of better understanding the world and people from different cultures. Therefore, they've established the HI USA Community Hostelling Fund to support travel scholarship programs. Scholarship recipients receive $2,000 to support their international trip. To be eligible you must live in a metropolitan area where HI USA has a community presence.
James G. Stemler Study Abroad Scholarship
*Semester, summer, winter and year students
Student inducted into Alpha Lambda Delta, National Honor Society for First-Year Students, are encouraged to apply for the annual James G. Stemler Study Abroad Scholarship. Each year the National Council awards 20 scholarships, including ten $1,000 scholarships and ten $2,000 scholarships. Students attending any length study abroad program are encouraged to apply!
LGBTQIA+ Scholarships
*Semester, summer, winter and year students
Many organizations, institutions and associations have established scholarships to specifically provide financial assistance to LGBTQIA+ students. These are not specifically scholarships for study abroad, but can be used to minimize your overall college expenses. You can also review GoAbroad.com's list of 12 Study Abroad Scholarships for LGBT students here.
Point Foundation Scholarships
Point Foundation (Point) empowers promising lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) students to achieve their full academic and leadership potential – despite the obstacles often put before them – to make a significant impact on society. You can learn more about the Point Scholarship here. Aside from financial support, the Point Foundation also provides mentorship, leadership development, and community service to LGBTQ students in high school and university. Each year the scholarship ranges from $5,000 to $28,000.
Rotary Scholarships
Students can learn more about two Rotary Scholarships here. The first one is for undergraduate students and is distributed by local Rotary clubs. The second opportunity is for college graduates and professionals to study peace and conflict resolution. Each year, Rotary International selects up to 100 individuals from around the world to receive fully-funded master’s degrees at select institutions in Australia, England, Japan, or Sweden. Fellows earn their degrees in peace studies, conflict resolution, or related fields.
Scott's Cheap Flights Study Abroad Scholarship
*Semester, summer and year students
Scott's Cheap Flights awards one $1,000 scholarship each fall and spring to a student planning on studying abroad for the upcoming semester.
The Garden Club of America
*Semester, summer and year students
The Garden Club of America offers 28 merit-based scholarships in 12 areas: medicinal and tropical botany, native bird habitat, conservation and ecological restoration, desert studies, landscape architecture, urban forestry, garden history and design, coastal wetlands, and pollinator research.
Tortuga Backpacks Study Abroad Scholarships
*Semester and year students
Tortuga Backpacks awards $1,000 study abroad scholarships and a Tortuga backpack to United States citizens who are in good academic standing. Applicants must be a full-time undergraduate student, who has been accepted into a study abroad program, upon applying to the scholarship.
Location-Specific Scholarships
Asia
*Semester, summer and year students
The Institute of International Education offers the Freeman Awards for Study in Asia. This scholarship is available for students with limited experience and demonstrated financial need studying abroad in East and Southeast Asia. The awards range from $3,000 for a summer, $5,000 for a semester, and $7,000 for a year-long program. Students should reference the eligibility instructions to determine if their program qualifies for this award. This scholarship has a really early deadline, so you'll need to be proactive to apply.
PACIE-Asia Institute Joint Scholarship
*Semester, summer and year students
The Pennsylvania Council for International Education and the Asia Institute are offering $2,000 in scholarship funding, which will support students seeking to participate in global learning experiences in Asia.
The Asia Institute Scholarships
*Semester, summer and year students
The Asia Institute offers various scholarship opportunities to US students studying abroad in Asia.
Germany
*Semester, summer and year students
DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) grants for study and research in Germany are available to faculty and students from Canada and the United States. Scholars participate in a wide variety of academic activities to promote international academic relations and cooperation.
ISEP French and German Language Annette Kade Fund Scholarship
With the generous support of The Annette Kade Fund, ISEP offers these scholarships to students at U.S. member or affiliate institutions who plan to study French or German on an ISEP program in Austria, France, Germany, Reunion Island or Switzerland. These scholarships are meant to help students get more involved in their chosen host culture through immersion and interaction and are especially intended for students who show a sincere desire to learn new languages and demonstrate a financial need.
Hungary
Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship Program
*Semester and year students
The Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship Program offers scholarships to students for studying in Hungary for a semester or for a year. With the support of the scholarship you can spend a semester or a full year at the 650-year old University of Pécs in Hungary.
The Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship program was established by the Hungarian Government for those who live in a Hungarian diaspora outside of Europe and wish to study at a Hungarian higher education institution to develop their personal, professional and cultural relations to Hungary.
Ireland
GoOverseas Ireland Scholarship
*Semester, summer and year students
Once a year, GoOverseas accepts applications for their Study Abroad in Ireland Scholarship. GoOverseas gives away two scholarships - one undergraduate scholarship and one postgraduate scholarship. The undergraduate scholarship includes a $15,000 scholarship, $7,000 stipend to cover additional expenses, and up to $800 to cover flight expenses. The winner can choose to study abroad at one of seven participating universities, including the two universities on our affiliated list - Dublin City University and the University of Limerick. Applicants are automatically considered for additional scholarships from both universities too. Students are advised to talk to the Study Abroad Advisor before selecting a program provider, should they receive this award.
Education in Ireland is proud to partner with Diversity Abroad to offer the Inclusive Ireland Scholarship Program. Ireland is committed to providing academically rigorous and culturally immersive study abroad experiences for students from all backgrounds and identities. We believe that diversity among our visiting students only serves to enrich our society and our campuses.
Italy
Frank and Carol Nota Scholarship
*Semester, summer and year students
This scholarship is for students attending a USAC Italy program. Students will apply for this scholarship through USAC.
Frank and Carol Nota, the parents of USAC CEO, Alyssa Nota, were educators for over 35 years – touching the lives of thousands of students—and both were deeply committed to education, travel, family and their Italian heritage. They embodied and instilled in their 3 children the development of integrity and character that come from education – at home, abroad and in every part of one’s life.
Janice Proctor Memorial Scholarship
*Fall semester students
This scholarship is for students attending USAC's fall Torino, Italy program. Students will apply for this scholarship through USAC.
Colin Proctor, USAC Torino alumnus of Fall 2010, founded this scholarship with his sister, Megan Proctor, in memory of their late mother, who encouraged and supported their desires to study abroad. Colin majored in Accounting and Finance at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), and his time in Torino and traveling throughout Europe inspired him to continue traveling and pursuing his goals after graduation. He has traveled to more than 50 countries and is a Certified Public Accountant and entrepreneur. Megan studied abroad in Singapore while pursuing her law degree at the University of British Columbia and has visited more than 30 countries. Both Colin and Megan continue to use the skills they learned abroad in their personal and professional lives.
Fall eligibility: Degree-seeking students participating in the Torino, Italy program. Preference will be given to students with high financial need.
Japan
Japanese Government Scholarship for International Students
*Semester, summer and year students
Each year, the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport, Science and Technology (Monbukagakusho) offers scholarships to international students, providing hundreds with the opportunity to live and study in Japan. Information on these scholarships is in the link and students are encouraged to take advantage of these unique opportunities to learn more about Japan, its people and its culture. Please note that the Consulate General of Japan in New York can accept scholarship applications from US citizens who live, study, work or maintain a home address in Connecticut (Fairfield County only), Delaware, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands.
Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)
*Semester, summer and year students
International students who are admitted to a Japanese university for short term study (three months to a year) and are enrolled at their home institution in a regular course of study are eligible to apply for a MEXT scholarship, in the form of a monthly stipend for the duration of study. To apply, contact your host coordinator after you have been placed, and before you go abroad.
Japan Student Services Organization
*Semester and year students
Available for qualified study abroad students already accepted by Japanese universities or graduate schools for a semester or year. Find more information on the JSSO website, and contact your host coordinator once you have been placed and before you go abroad.
Morgan Stanley Japan Scholarship
*Year students
Two awards of US $7,500 scholarships are available each year through the experience-Japan Bridging Foundation to U.S. university students who will be studying in Japan.
US-Japan Bridging Scholarships
*Semester and year students
The American Association of Teachers of Japanese facilitates The Bridging Project, offering scholarships to American undergraduate students studying abroad in Japan. Etown professor, Dr. Mahua Bhattacharya has served on the selection committee for this award and is happy to help interested students with their application.
Watanabe Study Abroad Scholarship
*Semester and year students
The Watanabe Study Abroad Scholarships provides financial assistance to American, undergraduate and graduate students pursuing semester or year-long studies in Japan.
New Zealand
Education New Zealand Scholarships
*Semester, summer and year students
Students planning on studying abroad in New Zealand should explore the various scholarship opportunities outlined by Education New Zealand. You can click on this web page, scroll down and click on the tab for 'scholarships and awards' to explore all the current opportunities.
*Semester, summer and year students
This scholarship is for students attending a USAC New Zealand program. Students will apply for this scholarship through USAC.
Massey University, USAC's longtime partner in New Zealand, is offering scholarships of approximately $1500 NZD (approximately $1000 USD) to help USAC students make their dreams of studying in New Zealand come true. Degree-seeking students with a minimum 2.75 GPA who will study at any of Massey's campus locations in New Zealand—Palmerston North, Auckland, or Wellington—are eligible.
Scotland
St. Andrew's Society of Philadelphia Scholarship Program
*Year students
The St. Andrew's Society of Philadelphia awards scholarships to a small group of American students, attending college near Philadelphia, to attend a full academic year at one of the “Four Ancients,” or the Scottish equivalent of the Ivy League: the Universities of Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and St. Andrew’s. This is a full-ride scholarship, so the standard study abroad finance policies do not apply to this program. This is a competitive scholarship, so the Study Abroad Office encourages you to work with Jean-Paul Benowitz, Director of Prestigious Scholarships (benowitzj@etown.edu) to craft your application.
United Kingdom
British Universities Transatlantic Exchange Association (BUTEX) Scholarships
*Semester and year students
BUTEX brings together universities, colleges and other higher education institutions across the UK that have a shared interest in learning abroad. Students studying abroad for a semester or year a BUTEX member university are eligible for one of their £500 scholarships. If you're attending the following affiliated programs in any of the following affiliated locations, you're eligible for this award.
London Met Diversity Scholarship
*Semester, summer and year students
This scholarship is for students attending USAC's London, England program at London Metropolitan University. Students will apply for this scholarship through USAC.
USAC's partner university, London Metropolitan, is offering a number of diversity scholarships to study abroad applicants who are able to demonstrate that they represent a background of underrepresentation.
Interested students will be asked to submit a 500-word essay, showing how they represent diversity in study abroad, evidence of commitment to their program of study, an explanation of how they will engage with and contribute to the London Met community, and how the award will benefit them financially. Each scholarship will be £1500.
Program Specific Scholarships
Different study abroad providers and international institutions also offer participating students scholarships! The following affiliated and partner programs offer additional scholarships:
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Arcos Learning Abroad
- Arcos Learning Abroad will automatically grant a $100 scholarship to each Elizabethtown College student that enrolls in one of their program. The scholarship amount will be deducted directly from the student’s Arcos Learning Abroad Room & Board Invoice. Students who attend more than one Arcos program also receive a discount for the second program.
- American University
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API Study Abroad
- In addition to API's scholarship, API also awards Etown with scholarship credit each year to award to deserving students. You can apply to this scholarship opportunity here.
- Amizade
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- All Etown students attending a CIS Abroad automatically receive the Affiliate Grant of $250 for semester students and $100 for summer students, regardless of if the program is on our affiliated list or not. This award will be applied to the student's overall tuition invoice.
- Etown students may be eligible for the Greek Life Scholarship, despite the College not having fraternities and sororities. You can apply if you're a part of an honors society or other organization on campus that has Greek words in the group name.
- Students should also review CIS Abroad's promotions page to see any current promo codes or specials. NOTE: Promo codes can only be entered as you're initially starting your CIS Abroad application. You cannot go back and enter promo codes later!
- Child Family Health International (CFHI)
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Exeter Summer Program at Exeter College in the University of Oxford
- ISEP
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Northumbria University
- While Northumrbia University does not provide scholarships for study abroad students. Any student who studies abroad at Northumbria University for a summer, semester or year will be considered alumni and are therefore automatically eligible for a 20% discount off their Master's degree obtained at the University. You can learn more here.
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School for Field Studies (SFS)
- SFS is a partner provider, which means that Etown students cannot use their institutional aid on these programs. However, SFS is dedicated to closing the gap between what students typically pay for a semester of tuition at Etown and what they'll pay for a semester abroad through scholarships and other funding. If you're interested in one of these programs, you should apply to your intended program early. Scholarships are awarded based off your program application.
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The Washington Center (TWC)
- All TWC students are automatically entered for a variety of scholarship opportunities. Students who apply by the priority deadline will be prioritized for scholarships and any additional promotions. Pennsylvania residents are encouraged to apply early to be eligible for a $3,500 scholarship, which would drastically reduce your housing expenses!
- USAC
Post-Graduation International Scholarships
Blakemore Foundation
Since 1990, the Blakemore Foundation, with the support of The Freeman Foundation, has awarded over $18 million in grants to graduating seniors, college graduates, graduate students and working professionals for an academic year abroad in full-time intensive Asian language study. The fellowships cover tuition and a stipend for related educational expenses, basic living costs and transportation. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents of the United States.
Christianson Grant
The InterExchange Foundation Christianson Grant provides awards of up to $10,000 to motivated young Americans who create and carry out their own meaningful service projects abroad. Applicants must be between 18-28 years of age, so this could be an opportunity you pursue outside of studying abroad and/or your undergraduate degree at Etown.
Other Prestigious Scholarships & Fellowships
Prestigious scholarships and fellowships provide funding options to help make it possible to pursue something amazing which you might not be able to do otherwise. Scholarships and fellowships can range from short-term summer courses to multi-year graduate programs throughout the world. Etown students have the support of the Prestigious Scholarships & Fellowship Office on campus, when applying for these competitive opportunities.
Study Abroad Scholarship Databases
- Diversity Abroad
- GoAbroad.com
- GoOverseas.com
- International Education Financial Aid (IEFA)
- International Scholarship Search
- Scholarships, Grants and Fellowships for Students Overseas
- StudyAbroad.com
General College Scholarship Databases
- Big Future Scholarship Search
- Chegg Scholarships
- College Board
- Fast Web
- JLV College Counseling
- Peterson's Scholarship Search
- Scholarship Portal
- SmartScholar
- The SmartStudent™ Guide to Financial Aid