Study in USA: 2018 Kansas State University Undergraduate Scholarships for African Students

About 2018 Kansas State University Undergraduate Scholarships for African Students

Application is currently ongoing for the 2018 Kansas State University Undergraduate Scholarships for African Students.

Kansas State University’s Philip and Jeune Kirmser International Student Scholarship is awarded to a non-resident undergraduate student properly enrolled in any curriculum at Kansas State University with financial need. First preference will be a student of African origin and be able to provide proof of citizenship from any country on the continent of Africa.

Application Deadline

March 15, 2018

Value of Scholarship

$750

To be taken at (country)

USA

Eligibility Criteria

Candidate must

• be a full-time undergraduate student (12 credit hours) at Kansas State University of African origin and must provide proof of citizenship from any country on the continent of Africa (passport copy).
• not have received this scholarship during the previous academic year.
• currently be in the U.S. on a non-immigrant visa.
• have been enrolled full time at K-State during the Fall 2016 semester or before.
• not currently be receiving any scholarship assistance.
• be continuing as a full time student at K-State during the Fall 2018 semester, since the scholarship money will be awarded at that time to cover tuition fees. (Students graduating prior to Fall 2018, are not qualified to receive this scholarship).

How to Apply

By completing the scholarship application form, candidates will be considered for this scholarship.

It is important to visit the Scholarship Webpage (link found below) and the country specific websites for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.

For more information:

Scholarship Official Website