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Overview
Scholarship type
Merit based
Number of scholarships to award
Multiple
Grant
Cost of attendance+ one-time award
Scholarship coverage
- tuition fee reduction
- other
Description
Stamps Scholars at the University of Missouri is available to all international undergraduate students entering to any program of the university.
Applicable programmes
Benefits
Stamps Scholars at the University of Missouri receive a four-year, full scholarship (covering up to the total estimated cost of attendance for fall and spring semesters), plus an additional $16,000 enrichment fund to be used during the student’s four years to enhance their studies and academic pursuits.
Stamps Scholars will also have unique opportunities, including a dedicated mentor, contact with campus leadership, alumni networking, funding for study abroad, and attendance at the biennial Stamps Scholars National Convention in Atlanta, GA.
Eligibility
- o be eligible to apply for the Stamps Scholars Program at the University of Missouri, a student must have at least a 32 ACT (or 1420 SAT), hold at least a 3.5 core GPA, and have applied to MU and the Honors College by December 1st.
- The program is open to students of any nationality and who are enrolled in any accredited US or international high school.
Scholarship requirements
Disciplines
Any
Locations
United States
Nationality
Any
Study experience required
High school
Age
Unknown
Application
Application deadline
01 Dec 2024
Submit the Stamps Scholars Application via your Application Status Page. This application includes:
All components of the Honors College application.
An additional essay of 500-750 words in response to the following prompt:Describe a social, scientific, or artistic question/issue that you have thought deeply about and perhaps even researched. Why did it captivate you? What action did you take to learn more?
Two letters of recommendation from individuals who can speak directly to your academic abilities, achievements, and character. They should be teachers, school counselors, coaches, supervisors; one letter must be written by a teacher or counselor.