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The Rhodes
Scholarship for study at Oxford University, Oxford, England is
awarded annually to thirty-two highly qualified college seniors
distributed across eight districts of the United States.
Awards:
A
Rhodes Scholarship provides tuition, fees, and a living allowance
for a two year (or possibly three year) period.
Selection criteria:
- Literary
and scholastic attainments.
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Energy
to use one’s talents to the full, as exemplified by fondness
for and success in sports.
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Truth, courage, devotion to duty, sympathy for and protection
of the weak, kindliness, unselfishness and fellowship.
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Moral
force of character and instincts to lead, and to take an interest
in one’s fellow beings.
Eligibility:
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An applicant must be eighteen to twenty-four years of age.
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An applicant must be a citizen of the U.S.
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Applicants must apply in one of fifty states—either their
state of residence or the state in which they doing their undergraduate
work.
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Applicants must have achieved academic standing sufficient to
complete a bachelors degree before October 1 of the year of
going into residence at Oxford.
Application:
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Available in July, these may be downloaded from the Rhodes web
site, or obtained from The Center for Scholarship and Faculty
Development.
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Campus deadline for the following materials to be submitted
to Dr. Susan Gallagher: May 15,
2007.
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Unofficial transcript
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Proposal for study
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One-page resume
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A campus interview with the Graduate Fellowships Committee is
required for institutional endorsement. These interviews will
be conducted during the first two weeks of October.
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The application requires five letters of recommendation, four
must be from faculty
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These scholarships are extremely competitive, and applications
should be initiated well before the deadline. It will take some
time to gather supporting documentation and the statement of
applicant's interest must be carefully composed. Students should
study the Oxford catalogue to design their proposed area of
study.
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The Graduate Fellowships Committee will assist students in preparing
their application if sufficient time is allowed (at least six
weeks prior to the campus deadline).
Please
note:
It
is very important to refer to the web site listed below for specific
and complete information regarding this scholarship.
Web site: www.rhodesscholar.org

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