Want to pursue your educational dreams in the US? Fulbright Philippines has extended the deadline for their foreign student program to May 15. Read below to check the requirements: | via philstarlife
It's never too late to pursue your educational dreams. For those who are looking to finally take on grad school, Fulbright Philippines is now accepting applications for its foreign student program.
The educational foundation made the announcement on Facebook, offering the scholarship opportunity for Filipinos who want to take up a master's, doctoral, or pursue non-degree doctoral dissertation research in the United States. This Fulbright Foreign Student Program will be for academic year 2024 to 2025 and will provide a grant for round-trip international travel, monthly maintenance allowance, tuition and fees, book/supplies allowance, and health and accident insurance for one year.Planning to study in top US universities? Here are the secrets to increase your chances of admission
To apply, one must be a Filipino citizen who is proficient in English and has a college degree with major in field of specialization, an excellent undergraduate record, and at least two years of professional experience after college in the field of their specialization. Non-degree applicants must also show proof that the materials they need to pursue their research are not available in the Philippines but are in the United States. Check the full list of requirementsThe application period for the 2024-2025 Fulbright Foreign Student Program for Filipinos was initially set to end on April 30, but FulbrightEditor's note: This story was updated to reflect the new deadline for application.
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