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The Study Abroad Scholarship Table below provides links to available study abroad scholarships. Each scholarship deadline and application process are unique. Click on the name of the scholarship for details and to apply.

• First table includes: CSU scholarships for study abroad, open to CSU students only
• Second grid has state-wide competitions for study abroad scholarships
• Final table provides nationally available scholarships for education abroad

Grant and scholarship opportunities at specific affiliate organizations can be found by scrolling completely down the page, below the tables. Additionally, you will find links to outside financial resources where you can continue your search for additional study abroad funding at the very bottom of this page. See All-In-1 Enrollment Services for general student scholarship opportunities.

¾«¶«´«Ã½-Sponsored	Typical Award	Eligibility
	~$500 - $1,200 Term	CSU Undergraduates w/ GPA of 2.5+ CSU Graduate-level students w/ GPA of 3.2+
	1 x $5,000 For Fall 1 x $5,000 for Spring 3 x $5,000 for Summer	Undergraduate in good standing planning to study,  intern, or engage in service learning abroad
		Open to students in the College of Arts & Sciences
	up to $750	Open to Honors/Scholars students, due no later than the 7th Friday of the Fall or Spring semester by 4:00 pm
TRiO Study Abroad Scholarship	~$1000 Term	Active member of TRiO for at least 1 year (contact your TRiO advisor to apply)
	~$300-$700 Term	Study, research or intern in P.R. China or Taiwan (ROC)
state-wide and local community	Typical Award	GENERAL Eligibility
	$1,500 Fall or Spring	OH Resident, Fall or Spring abroad, rising sophomore w/ GPA of 3.0+, foreign language immersion
	$1,000 Summer	OH Resident, Summer abroad (4 week minimum), rising Sophomore w/ GPA of 3.0+
	$500	OH Resident, sophomore with +2.5 GPA due Jan 3
Nationally-Sponsored	Typical Award	Eligibility
	$3,000 Summer $5,000 Fall or Spring	Study abroad in East or Southeast Asia for 8 weeks or longer; qualify for financial aid; GPA of 2.8+
	$2,500- $5,000	Federal Pell grant recipient
	$5,000	Dependents of active or activated US military personnel receiving Title IV funding
	$1,000	African American female student that is a US citizen accepted into a study abroad program of sophomore standing or above with a preference for applicants who have not traveled out of the country
	$5,000	For expenses related to study in Canada, typically through NSE-
	varies	Study abroad at an approved Mandarin language center in Taiwan
	Fully-funded fellowship	Summer only fellowship in Critical Language area; must study abroad where assigned
	Up to $5,000	Undergraduates; students from groups historically underrepresented in education abroad are strongly encouraged to apply; named scholarships for particular groups like Athletes, LGBTQI+, and African-Americans are also awarded e.g.
	up to $10,000 Semester	Immersion experience in foreign language deemed important to U.S. national security
	~$1,000 Term	Chapter members only
	~$4,000 Summer	Study in the summer at Laval University in Quebec City, QC, Canada
	$2,000-$12,000 Semester	Student of Italian heritage or Italian major/minor w/ GPA of 3.5+
	$2,500 Semester	Study in Japan
	£500 Term	Study in United Kingdom at a BUTEX member campus
	Stipends to help pay for living expenses	Undergraduate students studying biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences, engineering, or computer science are eligible for a summer internship. Must stay a minimum of ten weeks during the summer.
- Overseas Ambassador	$500 Term	Economically disadvantaged students and/or minorities are strongly encouraged to apply
	Acceptance to the program, a tuition waiver and a Ministry stipend in the amount of 1,350 zloty per month for housing and living expenses.	Undergraduate sophomores, juniors, seniors and graduate students who have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and who are US citizens
	fully funded	critical language interest; undergrad or grad student on track to commission through ROTC; Marine Platoon Leaders Class (PLC) students are also eligible.
	$1,000 + backpack	U.S. citizen enrolled full-time, accepted for study abroad
AASCU-designated Chinese Government Scholarship	Tuition, room and board	3.0 GPA, semester or year abroad at one of over 250 eligible Chinese univerisites; due Jan 31

term: any designated period of study
semester: traditional period of study usually 12 weeks or longer
summer: typically 4-8 weeks between May-August
 

Matching Scholarships:

Some program providers will match a Gilman grant or award a significant scholarship to students who are awarded a or a Scholarship and are planning to study abroad through their organization. Please check the website of the program provider to verify the availability.

Students going abroad on selected School for International Training programs receive an additional scholarship.

CIEE Study Center applicants who receive a Gilman Scholarship may receive an additional $2,500 award. 

AIFS will award an additional $500 to each student who receives a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship and uses it toward an AIFS semester or academic year catalog program.

Students participating on an API program who are the first in their family to attend college are eligible to apply. 

Provider Scholarships:

You must be planning to enroll in one of their programs to apply for the scholarship. Typically a minimum 3.0 gpa, essay, and letter of recommendation are required; see website for details.

: $500 - $1,000 : $250 - $1,000 $1,000 - $2,000 : $100 - $1,000

: $500 - $5,000 : $500 - $4,000 : $250 - $13,000 $500 - $5,000  varies

 

Affiliated Grants:

These grants are automatically applied to your program invoice because you are a student from ¾«¶«´«Ã½ University.

Grant Names	Typical Award	Eligibility
	$200 Semester Grant $150 Summer Grant	Automatic
	$400 Semester Grant $200 Summer Grant	Automatic
	$200 Anytime Grant	Automatic
	$1,000 Semester grant	Automatic

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