Music Scholarship, California Lutheran University, USA

The music scholarship at California Lutheran are open to all incoming students regardless of major.While it is preferable that auditions be live, a CD or a DVD may be submitted.

Vocal Auditions

Sing two songs or arias of your choice in contrasting styles. While it is preferable that both pieces be “classical”, you may include one song from the Musical Theater repertoire. We further recommend that at least one of your songs be in a foreign language. It is further suggested that both songs be memorized.

If auditioning in person, please bring music for the accompanist that will be provided for you. CD accompaniments and a cappella auditions are not allowed.

Instrumental Auditions

1. Play the chromatic scale and two major scales and their two relative melodic minor scales in at least two octaves. Slur all notes, playing slowly (tempo: quarter note equals 80)
2. Play two etudes (studies) of a contrasting nature (one slow, one fast) preferably from study materials standard for your instrument
3. Play a solo from the standard repertory. Any work suitable for solo and ensemble festivals is fine. Please bring the piano accompaniment if applicable

What we’re looking for:

* A good sound
* Good intonation
* Solid music fundamentals (the right notes and rhythm)
* A musical performance that shows sensitivity to dynamics, phrasing and a performance style appropriate to the work.

Application deadline: February 1, 2011

Further scholarship information and Application

Music Scholarship, Concordia College, USA

Scholarship for those students who are eligible to receive a Music Performance Scholarship, you must be an incoming student who has been accepted for admission to Concordia, and have at least a 3.0 non-weighted cumulative grade point average.

At Concordia, we don’t let musical talent go unnoticed. Each year, we honor select first-year students with our Music Performance Scholarships. These four-year $10,000 scholarships; are awarded in piano, voice, guitar, strings, woodwind, brass, percussion, and composition.

Eligibility

To be eligible to receive a Music Performance Scholarship, you must be an incoming student who has been accepted for admission to Concordia, and have at least a 3.0 non-weighted cumulative grade point average. Additionally, you must exhibit proficiency in vocal, instrumental or piano performance. Your initial screening will be based on the Music Scholarship application, musical resume, two recommendations, and an audition recording.

The scholarship is guaranteed through your sophomore year and is renewable for the junior and senior years provided you maintain a 3.0 grade point average and are recommended by faculty. Most recipients of this award also qualify for additional financial and academic scholarships and grants, in which case the Music Performance Scholarship becomes part of a larger financial aid package.

Selection

Semifinalists will be invited to campus for an interview and an audition. You will perform individually before music faculty. You will also have an opportunity to attend band, choir and orchestra concerts, visit non-music classes, faculty in other departments and have the option of an overnight student host for your stay.

Application deadline: Friday, December 17, 2010

Further scholarship information and Application

Music Scholarship 2011-2012, Pacific Union College, USA

We are happy that you are interested in applying for a PIP award. Here at PUC, we are always looking for talented students interested in studying in a quality academic environment.

Application Requirements
Please complete this application and mail it with the following items:
1. A short typed cover letter describing your interest and past experience in music and your future plans and goals.
2. Two letters of recommendation. The letters should be written by a teacher, pastor, counselor or a person who can assess your character as well as your academic performance. The letters of recommendation may not be written by anyone related to you.
3. If it is impossible to audition in person, submit a high quality video recording of you performing. Submit on DVD or VHS format only. We do not accept CDs, audio cassettes or camcorder cassettes.
4. All application materials must be postmarked on or by April 15, 2011. Mail all materials to:

Dr. Rachelle Berthelsen Davis
Music Department Chair
Pacific Union College
One Angwin Avenue
Angwin, CA 94508

Audition Arrangements
Be prepared to perform three pieces from the standard literature for your instrument or voice that demonstrates contrasting styles – fast and technical; slow and lyrical. Each piece should generally be by memory (accompanist can use music) and between 5 and 10 minutes each. You should be comfortable playing at sight any standard four part hymn tune.

Application deadline: April 15, 2011

Further scholarship information and Application

Undergraduate Music Talent Scholarship, USA

Students must be a U.S. citizen or a documented non-citizen, do not have to be music majors to receive a scholarship, USA

At the heart of Northeastern, we have a strong commitment to excellent academic programs, access to state of the art instructional technology, and international experience opportunities. Here you will find faculty members who are interested in their students and who enjoy the exploration and discovery of knowledge.

Auditions are held in the Spring Semester. Awards are given for the following academic year and range from 3 to 9 credit hours per semester.

Eligibility:
Applicants must be accepted as an undergraduate student at NEIU (not required at time of audition). To be eligible for a Music Talent Scholarship, students must be a U.S. citizen or a documented non-citizen. Students do not have to be music majors to receive a scholarship. Students designated as “student-at-large” and/or students with a bachelors degree (or who will receive one before the end of the Fall semester) are not eligible for a Music Talent Scholarship. Students will be assigned an audition time and will be notified in advance.

Audition Information and Requirements:
Students must perform a solo piece and/or etude that best displays the student’s musical ability. Vocalists and instrumentalist are required to perform with piano accompaniment. A piano accompanist will be available at the audition.

Audition date: Saturday, March 5, 2011

Further scholarship information and Application

Music Scholarships at Indiana University Southeast, USA

Scholarship for International students who have minimum GPA is 2.5, USA

The Rasmussen Awards are funded by an endowment given to Indiana University Southeast by Mrs. Naomi K. Rasmussen of New Albany, Indiana. The Indiana University Foundation holds the fund in trust, and a percentage of the fund’s earnings are awarded annually to exceptional students in the performing arts.

Purpose of the Awards: The Rasmussen Awards are intended to strengthen and support the performing arts at Indiana University. Southeast by offering talented students monetary assistance for full participation in musical, theatrical, or dance performing groups.

Award Amounts: Award amounts vary with each student. Students who qualify will be awarded funds which may cover tuition and fees for up to 30 credit hours per academic year. The amount of the award is credited to the student’s account when fees are calculated during the registration periods. The IUS Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid supervises these student award accounts. Awards are given on a year-to-year basis. A student in good standing who has fulfilled previous award obligations may apply each year for the award. Please be aware, however, that these awards are competitive.

Qualifications Rasmussen Awards in Music are made with consideration to the following criteria:
• the quality of the audition performance
• the student’s record of experience and success in musical performance
• the student’s academic record (a minimum GPA of 2.5 is required)
• letters of recommendation from the student’s primary instructor(s)
• the potential for the applicant to contribute to the performing group(s)

Obligations: Students receiving Rasmussen Awards will be expected to participate fully in at least one appropriate IU Southeast performing group. A vocalist, for example, will be expected participate in Concert Choir or The IU Southeast Choral Arts Society. An oboist will be expected to participate in Concert Band or Orchestra. A pianist will be expected to participate in a chamber ensemble and/or to accompany student ensembles or performers. The level and area of participation will be determined by the award committee and be specified in the award letter. In cases where the recipient has not fulfilled the prescribed obligations of the award, the Award Committee reserves the right to rescind the full amount of the award.

Application deadline:

Saturday, November 13, 2010
9:30AM – 3:30PM

Saturday, February 5, 2011
1:00PM – 5:00PM

Saturday, March 12, 2011
9:30AM – 4:00PM

Further scholarship information and Application

Music Scholarship, Southwestern University, USA

Scholarship for those students who must apply for general admission to Southwestern University separately, and must have an active application to Southwestern University in order to schedule an audition

The Music Department requires an audition for all students who wish to pursue a music major at Southwestern. A prospective student’s audition serves both as an admission and a scholarship audition. Students who are not admitted into the major program on the basis of the audition are welcome to participate in all activities of the Music Department for which they qualify; if they still wish to pursue the major they may re-audition for the Department after they begin their studies at Southwestern.

Audition Requirements:
Woodwinds, Brass and Strings

Two selections representing different stylistic periods (Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Twentieth-century). One selection only may be an etude; a program of two etudes is NOT acceptable. Memorization of at least one of the selections is encouraged, but not required. Solos that are written with piano accompaniment must be performed with live accompaniment at the audition–an accompanist will be provided. If a student wishes to use an SU accompanist, music for accompaniments must be received no later than a week before the scheduled audition date.

Percussion

Three selections which highlight timpani, mallets, and snare drum. i.e., one solo or etude on each instrument (2 or 4 mallets for keyboard percussion). Students should be prepared to demonstrate knowledge of tuning timpani. The Music Department can provide a snare drum, timpani and marimba for auditions; any special equipment needs must be communicated to the Fine Arts Secretary well in advance of the audition date.

Piano

two complete works (a movement of a standard sonata is considered a complete work) representing different stylistic periods (Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Twentieth-century). Memorization is required.

Voice

a program of art songs and/or operatic arias totaling three selections. At least one, and preferably two, of the works performed must be in one or more of the standard foreign languages: Italian, French, or German. Memorization is required.

Audition Dates: Saturday – Sunday, January 29 – 30, 2011
Saturday – Sunday, February 26 – 27, 2011

Further scholarship information and Application

International Scholarships at Baker University, USA

International students are eligible for four types of financial aid from Baker University:

• Foundation Academic Scholarships ranging from $7,000 to $10,000 per year are given based on academic achievement. You must submit official academic transcripts plus TOEFL or SAT or ACT test scores to be considered for the scholarship.
• To be eligible for an Academic Leadership Scholarship of $1,000, you must write an essay and also must interview with the director of admission.
• Students with exceptional ability in sports, music, forensics, journalism, theater, radio and TV, or art are eligible to audition or apply for a Participation Award. Participation Awards are competitive and are awarded by the coach or activity sponsor.
• Once you are attending classes as a full-time student, you may apply for a campus job. Job placement is not guaranteed.

In addition to assistance from the University, the Baldwin City Rotary Club awards $1,000 each year to international students studying at Baker. Students apply for this after they are enrolled at the University.

http://www.bakeru.edu/baldwin/prospective-students/admissions/international-students

Undergraduate Scholarships at Maryville College, USA

Maryville College has a strong scholarship program for international students and most of our international students receive a scholarship. Scholarships are based on merit, as determined by school records and/or test scores, essay and extracurricular activities. To apply for a scholarship, an applicant must submit a complete application including an essay describing their academic goals, their reasons for choosing Maryville College, and their reasons for feeling they deserve or need scholarship funding. Find out more about application requirements.

Our scholarships typically range from $8,000 to $17,000 per academic year. You will automatically be considered for the highest possible amount. All scholarship funds are credited toward tuition payments. Your scholarship is automatically renewed for up to four academic years, provided that you maintain a satisfactory GPA. There is no financial aid to cover living costs, fees, books, and miscellaneous expenses. For visa purposes, all students need to show at least approximately $23,000 in available financial support for the first year of their studies. This amount is based on the highest available scholarship and may be more based on the actual scholarship received.

International students may participate in Maryville College tuition payment plan. A Tuition Payment Plan allows parents and/or students to make interest free monthly payments on student account balances. Maryville College Business Office has partnered with Sallie Mae TuitionPay to assist parents and students with their tuition, room and board costs. Plans can be set up to cover the full year balance in typically 9 installments or a semester’s balance in 4-5 payments. You can set up the payment plan upon arrival.

http://www.maryvillecollege.edu/international/admissions/costs/

Campbell and Higley Music Scholarships, Whitman College, USA

Scholarships for candidates who take admission in Whitman College and demonstrate outstanding musical talent

Whitman College invites you to audition for the Campbell and Higley Music Scholarships. Both are four-year renewable awards. Regardless of potential major, the Campbell Music Scholarships are awarded to candidates for admission to Whitman College who demonstrate outstanding musical talent. Winners shall receive a minimum of $500, a maximum of $2,000 per year, in addition to the monetary support offered by the College in the form of other scholarships, loans, and employment. All scholarship recipients receive additional lesson scholarships on their respective instruments.

The Higley Music Scholarship is our most prestigious award. It provides up to $7,000 per year plus a lesson scholarship to a select few incoming students of exceptional ability who intend to become music majors.

All scholarship recipients are required to perform in the appropriate Whitman ensemble (band, orchestra, and choir). Pianists must accompany to fulfill ensemble requirements.

Auditions are offered for voice, piano and organ, and all orchestral instruments. Auditioners should perform selections from the classical repertoire with the exception of jazz performers. For example, string and wind players should perform a movement from a concerto (preferably from memory) and a contrasting selection from other advanced repertoire. Pianists should perform works at least on the level of a Bach 3-part Invention or a movement of a Beethoven sonata. Vocalists should perform two art songs (one may be an aria), at least one in a foreign language. Jazz performers may perform a standard tune plus improvisation.

The 2010/2011 auditions will be held on the Whitman College campus. Please see dates and times listed below. You are urged to audition in person, however, if you cannot appear in person, an audition by high quality CD or DVD recording is acceptable.*

If you have questions, please call the music department coordinator at (509) 527-5232 or e-mail waggonbi@whitman.edu.

Application deadline is two weeks prior to your requested audition date.

Auditions and Procedures:

1. BY CD OR DVD* — Prior to March 1, 2011
2. February 12, 2011, Saturday – Walla Walla, 1-4 p.m.
   Whitman College Campus, Music Building Chism Recital hall
3. March 5, 2011, Saturday — Walla Walla, 1-4 p.m.
   Whitman College Campus, Music Building, Chism Recital Hall
4. March 12, 2011, Saturday — Walla Walla, 1-4 p.m.
   Whitman College Campus, Music Building, Chism Recital Hall

Further scholarship information and application:

Undergraduate Veterinary Scholarship for International Students in The Royal Veterinary College for a study in Veterinary Medicine, London, UK

The Royal Veterinary College, London, has three scholarships available for international students studying for a degree in veterinary medicine. The scholarships are to the value of one full year of fees and are distributed over the duration of the degree. Scholarships awarded are based on overall performance during the admissions process. Please see website for full details.

Contact Person:
Nina Davies,
Head of Undergraduate Student Recruitment
Email: international@rvc.ac.uk

Contact Address:
The Royal Veterinary College
Royal College Street
London
NW1 0TU
UK

Further scholarship details and application:

AET Scholarship

The American Eagle Tankers are offering scholarships to top scorers in SPM to be trained as Ship Engineers and Officers.

Requirements:
Only male students with min of 8 As who are very active in outdoor activities and must know swimming.

For details or application, email:
rahgee1@yahoo.com

No deadlines provided.

UG and Grad: International student scholarships at Idaho State University

Idaho State University is classified as a regional public doctoral/research institution and offers 285 degrees and certificate programs. The school, with about 15,000 undergraduate and graduate students, has 17:1 faculty to student ratio and an average class size of 20. ISU hosts 280 students from more than 60 countries and over 50 scholars per year. ISU's location in the safe, scenic, and low-cost small city of Pocatello makes the university an excellent choice for those seeking strong educational opportunities with great recreational opportunities at reasonable costs.

Idaho State University welcomes applications from international students, and is committed to providing opportunities for international applicants to find success. The university shows its commitment through various kinds of financial awards, available to qualified applicants. These financial awards reduce ISU's already low tuition rates substantially, and are important in helping interested international students to join the university. Pocatello's low cost of living also helps in regards to total costs.

Graduate Assistantships
At ISU a large percentage of full-time graduate students have either teaching or research assistantships. Assistantships require full-time enrollment, normal progress toward a degree, and offer a complete waiver of regular tuition costs. Assistantships are awarded by the various academic departments, and a limited number of awards are available through other university offices. See www.isu.edu/graduate for more about graduate studies at ISU.

Non-Resident Tuition Waiver (NRTW) Scholarships
Incoming and continuing students with a U.S. grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher are eligible to be considered for an NRTW award, which reduces tuition costs for international student by approximately 70% at both the graduate and undergraduate level. Renewal requires continuation of a 3.0 GPA and reapplication. No application is required for incoming students to be considered. Priority deadlines for admission and consideration: May 1 for fall award, November 1 for spring award.

Room and Board Scholarships
Undergraduate students who do not receive an NRTW award may be eligible for an award of full room (selected residence halls) and board (meal plan) costs. An award requires a U.S. GPA of 2.75 or higher. No application is necessary and this award is only available to new incoming undergraduate students. This scholarship cannot be awarded to students receiving an NRTW award. Priority deadline for fall award: May 1.

On campus employment
All international students who are maintaining their legal status in good standing are eligible to work part-time jobs on the ISU campus. On-campus jobs are in demand, and while the pay cannot cover all expenses, many international students can earn extra money in such positions across campus. Eligible international students can work up to 20 hours/week during an academic session, and up to 40 hours/week during academic breaks (including summer). See current listings at www.isu.edu/humanr/studentoncampus.shtml.

For more information: www.isu.edu/international.shtml

International Programs Office
Stop 8038, Student Union Building
Idaho State University
Pocatello, ID 83209
Phone: 208-282-4320
FAX: 208-282-2924
E-mail: ipomail@isu.edu

Information：http://www.youtube.com/idahostateu

UG: DePaul University (IN) up to $15,500 for new freshmen and international transfer students

DePaul University, with more than 25,000 students, is the only one of the United States 10 largest private universities where the faculty priority is on teaching. DePaul offers a high caliber, challenging learning environment that is respected by employers, community leaders and other universities. Many of our more than 275 graduate and undergraduate programs of study have earned national acclaim and received both institutional and specialized accreditation. Most importantly, more than 93 percent of employers report they are pleased with the caliber of DePaul graduates. The five most popular undergraduate majors are: psychology, business administration, political science, biology and accounting. Class sizes are small — 93% of all classes have fewer than 40 students. At DePaul, 98% of our classes are taught by professors rather than teaching assistants.

DePaul University awards generous merit-based scholarships to freshmen and transfer international students.
Freshman scholarships: Freshman admitted for the fall term will be considered for scholarships based on academic achievement in high school. Deadline for priority consideration is November 15, 2010. After this date, scholarships are awarded on a funds-available basis. Academic scholarships amounts range between $10,500 and $15,500, and are renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study. Please note that submission of SAT or ACT tests are mandatory for freshman scholarship consideration.
Transfer scholarships are awarded to new transfer student for the fall, winter or spring quarter (readmitted/returning DePaul students are not eligible) who meet the following criteria:
• Minimum 3.5 cumulative grade point average (GPA) in all prior college course work.
• 15 semester (22 quarter) hours of credit completed at another college or university at the time of the application for admission to DePaul.
• If applying for the Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship, able to verify current membership in Phi Theta Kappa.
• Submit the Transfer Scholarship Application along with a personal statement by the following deadlines:
o all Quarter Applicants: June 1
o Winter Quarter Applicants: November 1
o Spring Quarter Applicants: February 1
Transfer scholarships range from $2,000 to $7,000 a year and can be renewed for up to two years of consecutive full-time undergraduate study.

For more information: international.depaul.edu/admission/
Antonia Creteanu

Associate Director DePaul Global Ambassador Program

DePaul University

Email: rcretean@depaul.edu

Rasmussen College (MN) Celebrates its 110th Anniversary with Scholarships for 110 New Students

Rasmussen College (MN) Celebrates its 110th Anniversary with Scholarships for 110 New Students

What is the 110th Anniversary Scholarship?

As part of Rasmussen College’s 110th anniversary, we are offering 110 scholarships to new students. The scholarship value varies depending on the degree level selected by the potential student. A Bachelor’s degree seeking student is eligible for up to $10,000 and an Associate’s degree seeking student is eligible for up to $5,000.

How do I apply for the 110th Anniversary Scholarship?

Visit www.Rasmussen.edu/110years, and fill out the online application. The potential student will also need to apply for Rasmussen College and apply for financial aid. Complete rules can be found on that webpage.

When are entries due?

There will be four application periods during the year as detailed below.

March 31, 2010
June 30, 2010
September 30, 2010
December 31, 2010
The Campus and student may determine the start date that best applies for each individual (e.g. the next immediate start, a mid-quarter start, a Fall start, etc).

Who is eligible to win?

The scholarship is available to any new potential student. Employees of Rasmussen, Inc. and their families are not eligible.

Is there a time period in which the winner must start classes?

Yes, he or she must start classes April 5, 2010, July 6, 2010, October 4, 2010 or January 3, 2011 at a Rasmussen College campus (including online).

What are the requirements for the winner of the scholarship?

A list of full terms and conditions is available at http://www.rasmussen.edu/110years.

What happens after a student submits their scholarship entry?

The winner will be notified no more than four weeks after the application deadline. If a student has already started, the Campus/Financial Aid Staff will determine whether to apply the first quarter portion of the scholarship immediately in the current quarter or whether to commence payment the following quarter. In either case, the full amount of the scholarship will be granted prior to the student’s graduation.

II. News You Can Use

Executive Education at Columbia University School of Continuing Education

Strategic Communications: An International Perspective (Summer Certificate Program in late July / early August)

Application deadline: June 1, 2010

A select group of corporate communications executives with global responsibilities, who are based overseas, will gather in New York City to participate in an intensive two-week program. Students will learn to develop and practice effective communications strategies to respond to the challenges and opportunities presented by operating in the global marketplace, and acquire the thinking habits that will allow them to offer superior strategic counsel to their internal and external constituents.

New York City is nominally the world's communications capital, home to media companies with a global reach and corporate headquarters of Fortune 100 companies; Columbia University is home to the nation's first graduate program in strategic communications -— launched in 2002, and with more than 180 alumni —- with a reputation for producing a new breed of communications executive.

Guided by a faculty experienced in teaching strategic communications, students have an opportunity to test theories and to learn new ways of thinking, planning, and strategizing. In addition, students meet corporate executives who have demonstrated leadership with innovative, creative, and cutting-edge thinking. Sessions take place on Columbia's Morningside Heights campus, minutes from the heart of the vibrant city.

http://ce.columbia.edu/Executive-Education-in-Strategic-Communications
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New York City:
Columbia offers the unique experience of a true college campus in the middle of New York City, with endless opportunities for enrichment. Whether it's heading to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, catching a Broadway show, strolling through art galleries in Chelsea, or touring Ellis Island, New York City has something for every taste and interest. A truly international city, New York gives students the chance to explore cultures from around the globe, and the city's safe, reliable public transportation systems make all that the city has to offer convenient and accessible.

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We look forward to welcoming you to Columbia University! Learn more about these valuable opportunities:

http://ce.columbia.edu/

Humboldt State University’s admission for fall 2010 is open until May 31, 2010

Humboldt State University’s admission for fall 2010 is open until May 31, 2010 for international undergraduate students and graduate MBA students only. Your students would join our growing international student population of 140 students from over 30 countries. Humboldt State is a California State University which combines academic excellence with real-world experience and recreational pursuits in a perfect natural setting for studying and living. We are located 5 hours north of San Francisco in the heart of the ancient redwood forests on the California coast. At HSU, students can study, surf, and catch a concert, all in a single day. We offer small classes that allow close student-teacher interaction and strong academics.

Five percent of our international students receive financial assistance in the form of partial tuition waivers (in exchange for working in various HSU offices). At least 25% of our international students work on campus.

Academics & Rankings

As one of 7,800 students at Humboldt State University, a student can choose from 61 academically-rigorous majors. In classes with an average of 24 students, professors provide personalized attention to help students with their studies.

· Humboldt State has been named a “Best Western College” and a “College with a Conscience” by the 2008 Princeton Review.

· U.S. News & World Report ranks HSU among the best western universities with masters’ programs.

· HSU is internationally known for its programs in the natural sciences including Forestry, Wildlife, Biology, and Oceanography.

· Dedicated to undergraduate research, HSU provides hands-on experience in all our programs—one of the things that set us apart from other universities.

Majors
We have a wide range of subjects as well as unique majors (49 undergraduate majors and 12 graduate programs). For a complete list of all the majors and programs offered at HSU, please go to http://www.humboldt.edu/~humboldt/programs/type.

Intensive English Language Institute (IELI)

The IELI offers English language courses for students in small classes, with personalized attention, and cultural and recreational activities that foster a sense of belonging. Students who are ready to take university classes while continuing to improve their English skills can enroll in the IELI Bridge program. Visit http://www.humboldt.edu/~ieli for more information.

Campus and Community Life

· The International Programs Office staff support international stu­dents and exchange students from our partner institutions as well as providing study abroad advising. We advise students on their academic choices and adjusting to life in California.

· The Global Connections Club, along with other student clubs, helps make Humboldt your home away from home. On campus, students can use modern exercise equipment in the Recreation Center; learn SCUBA diving in the HSU pool; practice T’ai Chi; attend world class-concerts; and enjoy festivals and theater performances; and go hiking through the redwood forests.

· Regional bus service is free to all HSU students. Routes take students north to the airport and to the beaches of Trinidad or south to the city of Eureka and beyond.

Housing and Dining
Many students live on campus in residence halls, including the Special Living Communities which house students with common interests. The International Living Community houses international and American students and promotes the sharing of their experiences and cultures. Other students find houses and apartments in Arcata and nearby towns.

Undergraduate & Graduate MBA Admission

Our website has admissions information for international students, including the application process, requirements, costs, and visa information. Please visit www.humboldt.edu/international.

Admission for international undergraduate students and MBA graduate students for the fall 2010 semester is open until 31 May 2010. Please note that complete applications (the application and all supporting documents) must be received by 31 May for consideration for the fall 2010 semester.

MBA graduate students need to contact the School of Business as well as applying to Humboldt State. Please go to http://www.humboldt.edu/~sbe/degrees/mba.html for additional information on the MBA, including entrance requirements.

Explore
Please visit our main website at http://www.humboldt.edu. Under “explore”, http://www.humboldt.edu/explore/, you will see Humboldt State’s location, take a virtual tour of our campus, and view pictures of students learning, living, and playing. Attached, please find recent photos of some of our international students for your enjoyment.

Thank you for informing your students about Humboldt State University. If you would like to receive materials about Humboldt State University (CD, International Programs Brochure, etc.), please contact us at international@humboldt.edu.

Open2.net: Management &Organisations

Open2.net: Management & Organisations [iTunes]

http://www.open2.net/moneyandmanagement/management_organisation/

Organizations and management strategies might help make the world go round, but how do they work? This thoughtful website created by the BBC and the Open University provide some helpful answers to that very question. The site contains a blog, a section dedicated to the use of technology in providing management solutions, and a podcast. "The Virtual Revolution" is a section that provides interviews, commentary, and research on how the virtual world will continue to reshape social interactions and business transactions in the future. In "The Bottom Line" BBC commentator Evan Davis sits down with various business leaders each week to talk about topics, like the old adage "the customer is always right" and business cost-cutting measures. Overall, the site is well designed and it's one that is aimed towards both a general audience and those who might be studying these matters in academia. From The Scout Report, Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-2010. http://scout.wisc.edu/

University of Wisconsin-Superior Tuition Award Program (TAP) $5500-$7500 USD per year

University of Wisconsin-Superior Tuition Award Program (TAP)

UW-Superior's Tuition Award Program (TAP) aims to foster a campus
community that is culturally diverse and academically strong. In
2009-10, more than 90% of undergraduate international students who
qualified for admission also qualified for a TAP award.

Award amount: $5500 to $7500 per year (Average for 2009-10: $6775)
Non-resident Tuition & Fees in 2009-10: $14,510
Available for: Freshmen and transfer undergraduate students
Deadline: Fall: July 1 / Spring: November 1
Majors offered: www.uwsuper.edu/admissions/freshmen/academics/majors/
Duration: Award renewable for a maximum of eight semesters. Awards for
transfer students adjusted accordingly.

TAP Grants ($5500/year) are generally awarded to students who:
- submit all necessary application materials for full-time
undergraduate degree program;
- are academically admissible to UW-Superior;
- submit a TAP application form, and
- demonstrate sufficient financial support for the remaining expenses;

Global TAP Scholarships ($2,000/year) are awarded, in addition to the
TAP Grant, to students who demonstrate particularly strong academic
achievement. Note that for Global TAP Scholarships:
- academic merit is the primary basis for the award, but
financial need and campus diversity may be taken into
consideration;
- special consideration is given for achievement demonstrated
through scores from the SAT, ACT, International
Baccalaureate (IB) programs or internationally-administered
A-Level exams;
- athletic ability is not a criterion, but other forms of
school or community involvement are considered;
- a personal statement and/or letters of recommendation are encouraged;
- all students who meet the criteria for the TAP Grant are
automatically given consideration for a Global TAP Scholarship;

Website: http://www.uwsuper.edu/oip/
Contact: Mark MacLean, International Admissions Coordinator
Email: international@uwsuper.edu
Phone: 715-394-8052 / Fax: 715-394-8363

Scholarships from The University of Nebraska at Omaha $2,500-$7,700 USD

The University of Nebraska at Omaha demonstrates its commitment to international education by awarding scholarships to academically talented students from around the world. Scholarships for new international students at the undergraduate and graduate level range from $2,500-$7,700. Departmental scholarships and graduate assistantships are also available.

UNO has a tradition of warmly welcoming international students to America’s Heartland and 45 graduate programs, many have been singled out as today's leaders in their fields.

Apply online at: world.unomaha.edu to study, live, and learn. Students from across the globe come to the university and become a part of Omaha’s diverse, international community. UNO awards scholarships and graduate assistantships to academically talented students from around the world. Among our over 140undergraduate

Julie D. Soper
International Admissions Advisor
University of Nebraska at Omaha
E-Mail: world@unomaha.edu
Phone: +1 (402) 554-2293

Oregon State University offers several scholarships to international students

Oregon State is the only Oregon university to hold the Carnegie Foundation's prestigious designation reserved for universities with "very high research activity." OSU also is Oregon's land, sea, sun and space grant university.

● OSU programs in Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Forestry, Pharmacy, and a variety of other areas are nationally recognized for high quality.

● With graduate degree programs in 100 areas, OSU offers exceptional opportunities for study and research.

● Nearly 1,000 international students are studying at OSU, adding diversity and richness to the university's academic and cultural life.

● Internships and undergraduate research opportunities offer OSU students the opportunity to gain actual career-related experience while in school.

● More undergraduate classes are taught by top professors with national reputations for research and teaching than at most major universities.

● Faculty members throughout the university work closely with students in research, creative projects, university governance, and clubs and organizations.

● OSU's projected $250 million in funded research this year ranks it among an elite group of research universities nationally.

For more information about OSU profile visit http://oregonstate.edu/about/.

Scholarships for international students
Oregon State University offers several scholarships and tuition remission programs that award qualified international students with partial tuition remission. Some are highly competitive and require a separate application, while others may be awarded based on your previous academic accomplishments. Please note the descriptions below and links to their respective websites.

International Provost Scholarship
Undergraduate students entering the University as freshmen or transfer students are automatically reviewed for scholarship eligibility. Eligibility Criteria: Academic Achievement; minimum of 3.5/4.0 average on high school or university (bachelor's degree level) grades and meet the English language proficiency requirements for full admission. Conditionally admitted students are ineligible. Award Amount: $4,000, $6,000 or $7,000 per year; renewable, subject to academic record. No separate application is required. For full consideration, an application for admission, transcripts and test scores, must be received by April 1st.

International Baccalaureate Scholarship
Undergraduate students who have completed the full International Baccalaureate diploma with a score of 30 or higher may be awarded a minimum of $3,000 per year, renewable for up to 4 years.

For more information about scholarships available to international students at OSU, go to - http://oregonstate.edu/international/atosu/scholarships.

International Cultural Service Program (ICSP)
Undergraduate and graduate international students, who have also applied for admission to OSU, are eligible to apply for the International Cultural Service Program (ICSP) scholarship. A select number of academically meritorious international students who have a demonstrated financial need, speak English clearly, and are prepared to share information about their country and culture, may serve as the ICSP scholars at OSU each year. Students receive a partial tuition award, (approximately $10,000), in exchange for providing community service throughout the academic year. This is a very competitive program and many qualified applicants cannot be accepted due to the limited number of awards and the need for geographic balance and cultural diversity. Detailed instructions along with the application form and deadline can be found on the website http://oregonstate.edu/international/ICSP/ is made only in the spring for the next academic year.

Oregon State University offers several scholarships and tuition remission programs that award qualified international students with partial and sometimes full tuition remission, as in the case of graduate assistantships. Some are highly competitive and require an application, while others are automatically awarded based on your previous grades. Please note the descriptions below and links to their respective websites.

Graduate Teaching and Research Assistantships
Graduate students may be offered a teaching or research assistantship that involves working within one's department or possibly elsewhere on the OSU campus. In exchange for 12-19 hours of service per week, GA's receive a monthly salary ($600-$1,500 per month), full tuition remission that is equal to approximately $17,000, and a partial contribution toward the graduate-assistant- only health insurance premium. The availability of graduate assistantships varies greatly by department. You may indicate your interest in an assistantship on your application for admission. You may also contact your prospective department directly for more information.

Supplemental Oregon Laurels Graduate Scholarship
Nominees must be resident or nonresident graduate students, domestic or international who have proven themselves to be academically talented. New and continuing graduate students in degree programs will be considered for Supplemental Oregon Laurels Scholarships. Recipients will be required to enroll for a minimum of 12 credits each term of the award.
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic qualifications as evaluated from one's GPA during the last 90 hours of undergraduate work, one's GPA on courses taken after the first baccalaureate, performance in the current degree program (if nominee is a continuing student), letters of recommendation testifying to the student's academic ability, and GRE or other standard test scores, when available. Evaluation will be made by the Dean of the Graduate School.

College and Departmental Scholarships
Eligibility criteria and award amounts vary by college/ department based on availability of funding. Student may be asked to provide additional information to departments. Check department websites for further information.

More information on opportunities for international students at OSU is available at:

http://oregonstate.edu/admissions/international.php .

International student scholarships @ Southern Oregon University - up to $9,000 USD per year

Application deadline: March 1, 2011

Southern Oregon University welcomes international students from all over the world. The International Cultural Service Program (ICSP) and International Student Scholarship (ISS), both funded by Oregon's public universities, have been created to help international students meet the costs of attending school in Oregon. Students who are awarded these scholarships receive financial assistance in the form of tuition remission.

The International Cultural Service Program (ICSP)
The ISCP scholarship awards up to $9,000 per academic year ($3,000 per term, excluding Summer) to be used for SOU tuition only. This award is for the entire length of the degree program, as long as the recipient maintains good visa and academic status.

ICSP recipients are asked to provide 80 hours per year of cultural service related to their home country. Listed below are some examples of applicable cultural service:
• Speaking or giving demonstrations to local classrooms or community groups;
• Participating in international events on campus;
• Assisting local educators with projects;
• Tutoring students in a foreign language; and/or
• Translating written materials.

ICSP selection criteria:
• Academic merit (minimum 2.75 GPA for undergraduates or 3.0 GPA for graduates)
• Financial need
• Proficiency in English
• Presentation skills
• Geographical origin

International Student Scholarship (ISS)
The ISS is an award of up to $6,900 per academic year ($2,300 per term, excluding Summer) to be used for SOU tuition only. This award is for the entire length of the degree program, as long as the recipient maintains good visa and academic status.

ISS selection criteria:
• Academic merit (minimum 2.75 GPA for undergraduates and 3.0 GPA for graduates)
• Financial need
• Geographical origin

How To Apply
To apply for ICSP and/or ISS, please submit the following documents:
• Application form
• Personal letter - Compose a statement explaining the reasons for which you are applying for the award(s) and the contribution you believe you can make to the program.
• Two letters of recommendation - Supply at least one letter from a faculty member who knows you and your academic work. The second letter may also be from a faculty member, or from another individual able to comment on you, your potential and your financial need. Do not submit letters from friends or family members.
• Transcript - An unofficial transcript is acceptable. Please include transcripts of your prior university work as well as your work at SOU (if applicable). The transcript must include the latest term you attended university and show any "in-progress" work.
• Proof of funds - Include a bank statements and/or letter from parents/sponsors confirming the amounts listed on your application form.
• Initial presentation outline - ICSP applicants only. See application form for more details.

Please submit applications to:
SOU International Programs
1250 Siskiyou Blvd
Ashland OR 97520
International Cultural Service Program (ICSP)

For more information, please contact:
Office of International Programs
Phone:(541) 552-6336
Fax:(541) 552-8195
http://www.sou.edu

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Khazanah Global Scholarship

The Khazanah Global Scholarship is a prestigious award that offers opportunities for bright and high-achieving Malaysians to pursue Undergraduate and Postgraduate studies at the selected world’s leading universities. In addition, recipients of the Khazanah Global Scholarship are provided with leadership training and job attachment at leading organisations in Malaysia.

The training, job attachment and exposure, and the facility to gain professional experience at leading corporations in the world represent opportunities that we provide in our quest to nurture our scholars to realise their potential to become Malaysia’s future business and industry leaders.

The duration of the scholarship will be for the full course of study, as stipulated in the offer of admission, subject to Yayasan Khazanah’s terms and conditions.

The scholarship is open to all Malaysians planning to pursue or are currently pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate studies at the world’s top universities (only) including those in the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia.

Who can Apply

For those who are planning to pursue or currently are pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate studies at premier universities at United Kingdom, United States and Austalia.

General Terms and Conditions

1. Posses strong leadership skills and active participation in extra-curricular, social or voluntary activities
2. A personal statement (for undergraduate study) or a research outline (for postgraduate study) will be required.
3. Applicants must have consistence and outstanding academic achievement record as follows:

For Foundation Studies

1. Obtained a minimum of 8 1A in the recent SPM examination
2. Not exceeding 18 years of age as at the enrollment date for the foundation studies

For Undergraduate Studies (Bachelor Degree)

1. Malaysian Citizen not exceeding 21 years on 1st January 2010.
2. Obtained a minimum of 3A’s & 1B for STPM or GCE A-Levels or a minimum CGPA 3.50/4.00 for Pre-University or Foundation or Matriculation Programme.
3. Strong leadership skills and active participation in extra-curricular, social or voluntary activities.

Master Degree

1. Malaysian Citizen not exceeding 35 years on 1st January 2010.
2. Obtained a Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum CGPA 3.50/4.00 or a Second Class Upper or ‘A’ grade average or equivalent.
3. Strong leadership skills and active participation in extra-curricular, social and voluntary activities.

PhD

1. Malaysian Citizen not exceeding 40 years on 1st January 2010.
2. Obtained a Master Degree with a distinction of CGPA 3.50/4.00 or ‘A’ grade average and/or excellent examiners’ report if the Master Degree is by research.
3. Obtained a Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum CGPA 3.50/4.00 or a Second Class Upper or a ‘A’ grade average or equivalent.
4. Strong leadership skills and active participation in extra curricular, social or voluntary activities.

Field of Study

The scholarship is for the following course :

* Economics
* Finance
* Investment
* Law
* Actuarial Science
* Bio-science
* Bio-Engineering
* Bio-Information
* Moleculor Biology
* Food Technology
* Genomics Bio-technology
* Electronics
* Micro Electronics
* Material Science
* Nanotechnology

List of Universities

The recipients of the Khazanah Global Scholarship will study at any one of the following leading universities:

1. Australian National University
2. California Institute of Technology
3. Cambridge University
4. Columbia University
5. Cornell University
6. Duke University
7. Harvard University
8. Imperial College London
9. Johns Hopkins University
10. London School of Economics
11. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

12. Oxford University
13. Princeton University
14. Stanford University
15. University College London
16. University Melbourne
17. University of Chicago
18. University of Pennsylvania
19. University of Sydney
20. University of Warwick
21. Yale University

Application & Deadline

To apply Khazanah Global Scholarship, click Apply Now Closing date for application is on 30 September 2010.

For inquiries please call
+603 2727 6850 or
+603 2727 6851 or email us at yk@khazanah.com.my.

Khazanah Watan Scholarship

The Khazanah Watan Scholarship is a prestigious award that offers opportunities for talented and high-achieving Malaysians to pursue Undergraduate and Postgraduate studies at selected leading local universities.

The aim of the Khazanah Watan Scholarship Programme is two-fold – to train Malaysia’s brightest talents to transform its GLCs into competitive businesses locally and internationally; and to encourage individuals with excellent academic credentials to lead and participate in research initiatives that will contribute to the advancement of the universities reputation in research and innovation.

Who can Apply

For those who are planning to pursue or currently are pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate studies at selected universities in Malaysia.

Criteria/Eligibility

Undergraduate (Bachelor Degree)

1. Malaysian citizen not exceeding 21 years on 1st January 2010.
2. Currently in the first year of a Bachelor Degree programme at one of the selected leading Universities in Malaysia.
3. Obtained a minimum of 3A’s & 1B for STPM or GCE A-Levels or a minimum CGPA 3.50/4.00 for Pre-University or Foundation or Matriculation Programme.
4. Strong leadership skills and active participation in extra-curricular, social or voluntary activities.

Master Degree

1. Malaysian citizen not exceeding 35 years on 1st January 2010.
2. Obtained admission to pursue studies at one of the selected leading Universities in Malaysia
3. Obtained a Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum CGPA 3.50/4.00 or a Second Class Upper or ‘A’ grade average or equivalent.
4. Strong leadership skills and active participation in extra-curricular, social and voluntary activities.

Doctoral Degree

1. Malaysian citizen not exceeding 40 years on 1st January 2010.
2. Currently in the first year of a Doctoral Degree programme or have obtained admission to pursue studies at one of the selected leading Universities in Malaysia.
3. Obtained a Master Degree with a distinction or a minimum CGPA 3.50/4.00 or ‘A’ grade average and/or excellent examiners’ report if the Master Degree is by research.
4. Obtained a Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum CGPA 3.50/4.00 or a Second Class Upper or an ‘A’ grade average or equivalent.
5. Strong leadership skills and active participation in extra curricular, social or voluntary activities.

Field of Study

The scholarship is for the following course :

* Economics
* Finance
* Investment
* Law
* Actuarial Science
* Bio-science
* Bio-Engineering
* Bio-Informatics
* Moleculor Biology
* Food Technology
* Genomics Bio-technology
* Electronics
* Micro Electronics
* Material Science
* Nanotechnology

List of Selected Leading Malaysian Universities

The recipients of the Khazanah Watan Scholarship Programme will study at any one of the following leading Malaysian universities:

1. Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia
2. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
3. Universiti Malaya
4. Universiti Multimedia
5. Universiti Putra Malaysia
6. Universiti Sains Malaysia
7. Universiti Tenaga Nasional

Application & Deadline

To apply Khazanah Watan Scholarship, click Apply Now Closing date for application is on 30 September 2010.

For inquiries please call
+603 2727 6850 or
+603 2727 6851 or email us at yk@khazanah.com.my.