Westbon Scholarships For International Students in USA

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About Scholarship

At Westbon, we are always amazed by how vibrant and talented the international students communities are. To help international students further pursue their dreams in the U.S., Westbon has established a scholarship program for international students who are on F1 Visa in the United States. Regardless of your fields of study, we are happy to offer the assistance you need for your college studies and lives in the United States.Our spring 2018 Scholarship Application is now closed and we will soon announce successful candidates.Please use this form to sign up for 2018 Fall Westbon Scholarship Program. We will notify you through email once we start to accept applications.
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Scholarship Description

Application Deadline
·         Spring 2018 is April 20
·         Fall 2018 is Oct 15

Course Level: Undergraduate and Master Degree

Applicable Study Areas: Unrestricted

Benefits: An amount of 2000$ will be given to successful applicants.

Citizenship Requirements: International Students

Number of Scholarships: 5

Destination Country: United States of America

Eligibility

To qualify, you must be:
·         International students on F1 Visa with valid I20
·         Undergrad, master students all welcomed to apply
·         Minimum GPA 2.70 out of 4.00 or equivalent
What you need for your scholarship application:
·         Online application form
·         I20 & Transcript
·         Supporting documents if necessary

How to Apply

The mode of application is online.
Online
Scholarship Link

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