National and International Scholarships
Some of the most prestigious national and international
scholarships available to Illinois State students are listed here. The
Honors Program is confident that, given their excellence, the students
at Illinois State University are able to compete for these scholarships.
We encourage you to consider investigating these scholarship
opportunities in light of your particular career and professional goals.
Specific Application Assistance
The Honors Program has put together specific information to assist
you in applying for several of these scholarships. Learn more about the
application timelines for these awards and how the Honors Program can
help you through the process.
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Fulbright Grants
- Created in 1946 so as "to foster mutual understanding among nations
through educational and cultural exchanges." These, the most prestigious
American awards, give students the opportunity to study in foreign
countries.
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Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships - Created to encourage students who wish to pursue careers in mathematics, science, or engineering.
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Harry S. Truman Scholarship
- Intended to support students with exceptional leadership potential
who wish to attend graduate school before pursuing careers in government
or public service.
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Morris K. Udall Scholarships
- Created to encourage students to pursue careers in environmental
policy and to encourage Native American and Alaskan Native students to
pursue careers in health care or
tribal public policy.
Additional Scholarship Application Information
Visit the official websites for these awards:
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Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship
- The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program offers
grants for U.S. citizen undergraduate students of limited financial
means to pursue academic studies abroad.
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British Marshall Scholarships - This award was created to strengthen the relationship between Britain and the United States, especially
among young people.
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Rhodes Scholarship - Cecil J. Rhodes established what is arguably the world’s most prestigious scholarship
to “aid in the promotion of international
understanding and world peace.”