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A Comprehensive Guideline
Rhodes, Fulbright and other renowned scholarships and fellowships can make extraordinary graduate education opportunities available to qualified students after they leave Bates. Given the rigorous academic program as well as the myriad of research, service-learning and study-abroad opportunities available at Bates, graduates are well prepared for the most competitive scholarship and fellowship programs. The Fellowship Committee is here to help you with discovering and applying for prestigious fellowships. On this site, you will find information about available fellowships and scholarships, as well as resources. Once you have learned about the opportunities, consider contacting the Fellowship Committee for further guidance.
Interested in learning more about Fellowships?
A list of the present and past Fellowship, Scholarship & Grant winners.
Information for Graduate Fellowships at Bates
Grant is often used interchangeably with the words award, fellowship and scholarship.
Attend informational meetings on fellowships and make an appointment with Mariah Bumps at the Office of Career Services.
Applicants must follow the timetable set by Bates College Graduate Fellowship Committee.
Figuring out what you want to do, and why, will help you shape ideas that demonstrate a project’s viability and feasibility.
Fellowships, Scholarships & Grants have a core set of common components.
Most of the highly competitive fellowships will require that selected applicants meet with a committee for an interview.
A project proposal or plan of study is required by some foundations
Information on how faculty can assist students with Fellowships and Scholarships.
Brief descriptions with links, to the Bates-sponsored list of prestigious awards available to juniors, seniors and alumni.
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