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11 Public Policy scholarships are open to students heading to the United States — 2 of them fully funded.
11 scholarships · fully funded first
closing soonHigh Point University — Highly selective awards allowing students to participate in Presidential Scholarship Interview Weekends to showcase their potential for academic excellence.
High Point University — Awarded based on achievement in scouting, requiring submission of a certificate.
High Point University — Offers an education responsive to students' interests and passions, with opportunities to apply coursework to real-world issues.
High Point University — Discipline-specific fellowships with scholarships for invited students.
High Point University — Talent-based scholarships in all varsity sports.
High Point University — Awards covering the cost of tuition and books plus monthly personal expenses for ROTC participants.
High Point University — Audition-based awards offered by Theatre, Dance, and Music Departments.
High Point University — Awards for participation in the university marching band, requiring an interview.
Maryville University — Merit-based awards ranging from $6,000 to $14,000 per academic year.
Maryville University — Awards range from the cost of tuition up to coverage of tuition, room and board.
Maryville University — Students can compete for scholarships ranging from $500 to $5,000 a year.
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2 of the 11 awards are fully funded; the rest are partial. Most of these awards come from Pepperdine University (8) and University of New Haven (3). None of the listed awards has a confirmed upcoming deadline yet — most reopen annually, so check each funder's page.
Yes — 2 of them, including ROTC Scholarships and University Scholars Program.
We list 11. Each card shows the award type, level, eligibility and deadline.
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