Scholarship Programs

Chinese Scholarship Programmes 2011 for International Students from Government

A BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF CHINESE GOVERNMENT scholarship PROGRAMMES

In order to strengthen mutual understanding and friendship between the Chinese people and people from all over the world, and to develop cooperation and exchanges in fields of politics, economy, culture, education and trade between China and other countries, Chinese government has set up a series of scholarship schemes to sponsor international students, teachers and scholars to undertake studies and researches in Chinese higher education institutions (Chinese HEIs).

International students under Chinese Government Scholarship Programs (hereinafter referred to as scholarship students) will be allocated in Chinese HEIs or Chinese research institutes designated by the Ministry of Education of P. R. China (hereinafter referred to as MOE) to pursue their proposed studies in the areas related to science, technology, agriculture, medicine, Economics, law, management, education, history, liberal arts and philosophy.

MOE formulates Chinese government scholarship plans on an annual basis, and entrusts China Scholarship Council (hereinafter referred to as CSC) to manage the recruitment and carry out the routine management of Chinese Government Scholarship Programs.

Welcome outstanding students, scholars and teachers from all over the world to undertake studies and researches in China! [Read the rest of this entry...]

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A key NMF initiative is mentored externships that focus on improving the educational experiences of minority medical students that can also increase access of underserved populations to quality healthcare delivery. The GE/NMF Medical Scholars program enhances the knowledge skills and competencies of health professionals serving a diverse client population nationally and globally, provides a program model of mentored externship experiences for 4th year US minority medical students, and improves patient care in partner countries. GE/NMF Medical Scholars complete a two-month elective in Ghana or Uganda, West Africa that focuses on critical regional health care needs.
This two-month clinical/public health elective is conducted in district hospitals, and focuses on critical health care issues such as HIV/AIDS, diabetes, tuberculosis, heart disease, cancer, and infant mortality. [Read the rest of this entry...]

“What advice do admissions officers have for 2010 applicants?”
Here is what some had to say…

1. Meet application and financial aid deadlines. American U.

2. Do submit applications for both admissions and financial aid by the stated deadlines. Take advantage of filing the application for admissions and financial aid documents online. Remember to keep copies.Boston U.

3. Please visit the campus and schedule an interview with the admissions staff. This exposure greatly increases your ability to decide on a college that meets your needs. Brandeis U.

4. Work hard, pursue or develop a passion, be comfortable in your skin. Carnegie Mellon U.

5. Students should apply early, visit the campus of your first and second choice schools. CentralConnecticut State U.

6. Visit colleges you’re interested in. Centre C.

7. Don’t take a light senior year schedule. Claremont McKenna.

8. Apply early if possible. C. of Charleston.

9. Research, research, research! Spend as much time as possible determining what kind of school is right for you. Compare the similarities and differences between four-year colleges and universities; small schools versus large schools and liberal arts schools versus more general or vocational schools. Cornell C.

10. Challenge yourself academically and personally. Do what you love and do it well. Dartmouth C.

11. Understand fully what each of their applicant colleges stand for and what makes each college distinctive. Additionally, they should know themselves thoroughly-how they learn best and interact with others-in order to match college characteristics with their own. Dickerson C.

12. Don’t rule out a school until you see the financial aid package. It may be more affordable than you thought. Drake U.

13. Apply on time. Include parents in the process and enjoy the college selection adventure. DuquesneU.

14. The short answer and essay questions are students’ primary opportunity to speak to the Admissions Committee in their own voices, and they give the Admissions Committee insight into the students’ interests and aspirations. Duke U.

15. Visit. Visit. Visit. Demonstrate interest. Elizabethtown C.

16. Begin your college search early and stay organized. Emory. U.

17. Writing and critical thinking. The Evergreen State C.

18. Do strong work in your courses now and apply in a timely manner. Be proactive about your application. Also, visit the campuses you are interest in attending before making your decision about where to attend. Florida State U.

19. Apply for admissions early, apply online, check application status online. Keep your profile up-to-date. Apply for scholarships and talk with your admissions counselor frequently as he or she makes recommendations for scholarships. Visit our campus and meet our students. Georgia Southern U.

20. Take time on your applications to tell the college who you really are. List all of your activities, community service, volunteer, extracurricular and really take the time in the personal statement to tell the admissions committee something about yourself. Green Mountain C. [Read the rest of this entry...]