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Merit-based Academic Scholarship Awards scholarship
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Merit-based Academic Scholarship Awards

Webster University Geneva · Centenary College of Louisiana

Award

USD 10,500

Awards

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Open

Deadline

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Overview

The Merit-based Academic Scholarship Awards are established by Webster University Geneva to assist and recognize outstanding international students who showcase exceptional academic performance. Offered as part of the university's commitment to affordable education, these scholarships aim to alleviate financial burdens while encouraging students to excel in their studies.

Who Funds and Supports the Scholarship?

This prestigious scholarship is funded and administered by Webster University Geneva, a globally recognized institution known for its diverse academic programs and vibrant international community. The university prides itself on offering a supportive environment that nurtures student development and academic success, making it an ideal destination for students seeking a broad educational experience in Switzerland.

Purpose and Suitability

The main purpose of the scholarship is to attract driven students from around the world who are eager to contribute positively to the university's multicultural atmosphere. It is particularly well-suited for students pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in various fields, enhancing their academic journey through international exposure while studying in a culturally rich environment.

This scholarship fits perfectly into a study-abroad plan, as it encourages international students to immerse themselves in Swiss culture, engage in diverse discussions, and build a global network. Attending Webster University Geneva allows students to gain valuable insights and perspectives that enhance their educational and professional prospects in a globalized world.

Eligibility

  • Must be an international student applying for a full-time undergraduate or graduate program.
  • Demonstrate academic excellence with a minimum GPA requirement, typically 3.5 or equivalent.
  • Complete the application process for admission to Webster University Geneva.
  • Submit all necessary academic transcripts and supporting documents.
  • Show commitment to contributing to the university's international community.

Benefits

  • Financial support covering a percentage of annual tuition fees, typically up to 30%.
  • Renewable funding each year based on maintaining academic performance.
  • Access to a rich educational experience in an internationally recognized institution.
  • Opportunities to engage with a diverse student body and network globally.
  • Enhanced academic and career prospects through a prestigious degree.

How to apply

  1. Research the Merit-based Academic Scholarship Awards on the official Webster University Geneva website to understand eligibility and requirements.
  2. Prepare necessary documents, including academic transcripts, personal statement, and recommendation letters.
  3. Submit an application for admission to Webster University Geneva, ensuring all required documentation is included.
  4. Complete the scholarship application form as outlined on the university's website.
  5. Follow up with the admissions office to confirm the status of your application and scholarship consideration.

Please note: scholarship values, the number of awards, eligibility and deadlines change from year to year and are indicative here. Always confirm the current details on the official provider or university website before applying, and beware of any third party asking for payment to “secure” a scholarship.

Official source: https://geneva.webster.edu/admissions/tuition.php

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