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Class of 1971 Chancellor's Scholarship

Merit-BasedNeed-Based

Eligibility Requirements:, To be eligible for the Class of 1971 Chancellor's Scholarship at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, applicants must be incoming first-year students who have applied and been accepted into the university. They must also demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, leadership qualities, and commitment to community service.

Graduate ProgramUndergraduate ProgramInternational Students
AwardVaries
TypeMerit-Based
EligibilityEligibility Requirements:
Deadline30 Jun 2024
Renewable--
ApplicationRequired
About the Scholarship

Class of 1971 Chancellor's Scholarship is a Merit-Based and Need-Based scholarship provided by University of Massachusetts Amherst for study in USA. It is open to students applying for Graduate Program and Undergraduate Program programs, available to international students. The award amount is Varies.

Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility Requirements:

To be eligible for the Class of 1971 Chancellor's Scholarship at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, applicants must be incoming first-year students who have applied and been accepted into the university. They must also demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, leadership qualities, and commitment to community service.

Benefits
Example only

Tuition Support

Financial support toward tuition fees for the award period.

Merit Recognition

Recognition as a top-performing student within your program.

Renewable

May be renewable based on continued academic performance.

Access to Resources

Access to mentorship, events and networking opportunities.

Documents Required
Example only
Resume / CV
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Academic Transcripts
Letters of Recommendation (2)
Passport Copy
English Proficiency Test Scores
Portfolio (if applicable)
Financial Documents (if required)

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