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U.S. Community College Grants to Support Recent Afghan Refugee Enrollment Call for Applications - IIE Odyssey Scholarship is sponsored by Institute of International Education (IIE). IIE anticipates making multiple awards to U. S.
community and technical colleges to provide scholarships supporting recently arrived Afghan student enrollment and completion of an associate's degree. Funds should be used for partial or full scholarships for nominated students.
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IIE Odyssey Scholarship for Displaced Students | IIE The IIE Odyssey Scholarship is a comprehensive scholarship for student refugees and displaced individuals. The scholarship covers tuition, housing and living expenses for students pursuing associate’s, bachelor’s, or master’s degrees , as well as advising services, community support and practical resources they may need along their journey.
IIE offices in Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa and regional partner organizations nominate a slate of candidates through an annual selection process. These strong partner organizations are run by and serve refugees and displaced persons around the world and are most proximate to these populations and understand the needs, challenges, and what it takes to make a difference.
Through the IIE Odyssey Scholarship for higher education, we invest in the potential of motivated young adults uprooted by displacement to pursue their own unique paths and create thriving futures for themselves and their communities. Odyssey Scholars are Displaced From IIE Odyssey Scholar Statistics Since 2021, IIE has awarded over 200 Odyssey scholarships and celebrated over 70 graduates and counting.
IIE brings over 100 years of experience providing access to higher education for students in crisis. We have, and will continue to, work tirelessly to provide opportunities and solutions to students in need around the world. “People with the knowledge and skills to address complex challenges build safe, self-reliant societies around the world.
IIE’s Odyssey Scholarships invest in future leaders who will create safer, healthier, and more prosperous futures. ” Jason Czyz, President & Chief Executive Officer, IIE Working directly with our refugee-serving partner organizations — who identify and nominate potential scholarship recipients — IIE quickly pairs qualified students with the funding, care and support they need to flourish.
We are proud of our close relationships with more than 1,000 universities and foundations that have helped empower us to meet the full financial needs of the students we support.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: U. S. community and technical colleges. Nominated students must be refugees or displaced persons originally from Afghanistan, entered the U. S. no earlier than January 1, 2021, and meet institution admission criteria. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
U.S. Community College Grants to Support Recent Afghan Refugee Enrollment Call for Applications - IIE Odyssey Scholarship is funded by Institute of International Education (IIE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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