 For more information contact: Pollie McCloskey
studyabroad@shoreline.edu
Summer Programs
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Study Abroad Scholarships
Shoreline Community College Study Abroad Scholarships
Application Due: By 5pm March 31, 2010
SCC
Study Abroad Scholarships can be used towards the
SCC Summer Institute programs and the
BASW Denmark Program.
The Study Abroad Scholarship Committee will offer up
to a maximum of 5 study abroad scholarships. The awards will range from
$300 to $1000. Award will be based on the quality of the personal resume,
essay, and transcript. Additionally, the committee will weigh the following
factors: the student’s financial need, biographical status, and the cost of
the study abroad program.
Click here for the
2010 Scholarship Application Packet
and more information
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Pollie McCloskey studyabroad@shoreline.edu Phone: 206-533-6656
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Colleen Ferguson
(Denmark)
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WCCCSA Scholarship
Costa Rica Due: December 5, 2009
Florence Due: January 15, 2010
London Due: TBD
Peru
Due: TBD
Scholarships of $500 are available for our WCCCSA (Can be used towards Quarter-long
programs in
Costa Rica, Florence, London, or Peru)
For an application and more information, contact:
Pollie McCloskey
Co-Assistant Director of International Education
International Programs Office PUB 9303
206-533-6656
Vanessa Andrews Scholarship
Application Due:
December 11, 2009
Extended to Feb. 1, 2010!
One $2,500 scholarship will be given to be used for the WCCCSA Quarter-long Study Abroad program in Florence. Student must be female, under age 30 and have a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Click Here for the Vanessa Andrews Scholarship Packet
The Gilman International Scholarship
Application Due: April 2010
Scholarships up to $5,000 for students receiving a Federal Pell Grant, funds can be used for programs such as WCCCSA quarter-long programs (Costa Rica, Florence, London, etc). For more information, go to:
Scholarship Search
Engines
- allows you to search for funding by country or subject
· Fastweb
- all types of scholarships, free registration required to use website
· International Education Financial Aid
- search for scholarships, grants, and financial aid for studying abroad
· NAFSA
- Provides many links to resources for U.S. Students Seeking to Study Abroad
Tips for Financing your Study Abroad Experience
Studying abroad can be an expensive endeavor but anyone who has done it will tell you it is worth every cent!
Step #1: Shop around and make sure you are paying a fair price for the program. Make sure you know what is included and what is not included in the program fee.
Step #2: Apply for federal financial aid! If you already qualify for aid, you may qualify for more when studying abroad because the cost of your education is higher. (This changes your “need” ratio.) If you don’t qualify for aid now, you might qualify when studying abroad because the costs of your education are higher. For applications and further information, please contact the Office of Financial Aid as early in the process as possible.
Apply online for a speedy reply. → www.fafsa.ed.gov
Step #3: Look for scholarships! Give yourself plenty of time. Scholarship applications are generally due in the early spring for the following academic year.
Learn more about Financial Aid
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NAFSA