Scholarship · U.S. Department of State / IIE
Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. Up to $5,000. Deadline passed. U.S. Department of State / IIE. Not a promise you will receive the award.
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Source: U.S. Department of State / IIE (official URL on file)
Source: confirmed
Deadline verified: yes · 2026-09-07
Application path: confirmed · apply in Next Scholar
Current cycle: not confirmed · the next date is not posted yet
1 application covering 2 awards. One application can count toward several associated awards. “Potentially eligible” means the rules on file may fit — the sponsor decides who receives each award. It is not a chance of winning.
Official Gilman Program eligibility: U.S. citizen or national; undergraduate in good standing at an accredited U.S. institution of higher education (2-year or 4-year); receiving a Federal Pell Grant during application or provide proof of Pell during the study abroad/internship term; applying to or accepted for a credit-bearing study abroad or internship in a country/location with overall Travel Advisory Level 1 or 2 (Level 3/4 areas and Section 1286 NDAA institutions not allowed). Recipients may receive Gilman only once. Source: https://www.gilmanscholarship.org/program-overview/eligibility/ (checked 2026-09-06).
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U.S. Department of State / IIE. Official page: https://www.gilmanscholarship.org/
Up to $5,000. Up to $5,000 for undergraduate study/internship abroad; optional competitive Critical Need Language Award up to $3,000 and STEM Supplemental Award up to $1,000 (official Gilman Program Overview). This is the amount on file.
Official Gilman Program eligibility: U.S. citizen or national; undergraduate in good standing at an accredited U.S. institution of higher education (2-year or 4-year); receiving a Federal Pell Grant during application or provide proof of Pell during the study abroad/internship term; applying to or accepted for a credit-bearing study abroad or internship in a country/location with overall Travel Advisory Level 1 or 2 (Level 3/4 areas and Section 1286 NDAA institutions not allowed). Recipients…
Expected to Reopen. Last cycle closed. Estimate based on the prior cycle: around October 2027. The official page has not posted the new date yet.
Public pages show catalog facts only — name, sponsor, listed amount, deadline on file, and the official URL. No student names, essays, or packets. This page is not a chance you will win.