Question:
How can I get a fully funded scholarship for undergraduate studies in the USA as an Ethiopian student? Can you help me?
Answer:
To find a fully funded scholarship for undergraduate studies in the USA as an Ethiopian student, you can explore several options:
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University-Specific Scholarships: Many U.S. universities offer scholarships for international students, including Ethiopians. Look for universities that have specific programs for international students or scholarships that cover tuition, living expenses, and other costs. You can usually find this information on the university's financial aid or scholarship pages.
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Government-Funded Scholarships:
- The U.S. Government’s Fulbright Program: The Fulbright Program offers fully funded scholarships for students from Ethiopia to study in the U.S. It covers tuition, living expenses, travel, and health insurance. Check with the U.S. Embassy in Ethiopia or their website for more information on application details.
- The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program: This program offers scholarships for students from specific countries to study in the U.S. at the graduate level, but some opportunities for undergraduates may be available.
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Private Organizations & Foundations: Several private organizations offer scholarships to international students. Some notable ones include:
- The United World Colleges (UWC): UWC offers full scholarships for students from various countries to study in the U.S. and other parts of the world.
- The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program: Offers fully funded scholarships to talented students from Africa, including Ethiopia, to study at partner universities in the U.S.
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Local NGOs and Ethiopian Government Programs: Check with local Ethiopian organizations or the Ministry of Education for any available scholarships or partnerships with U.S. institutions.
Be sure to check the eligibility requirements and deadlines for each scholarship, and prepare a strong application that highlights your academic achievements, extracurricular involvement, and personal story. Good luck with your scholarship search!
