American Indiana University USA School of Journalism Undergraduate bachelor (B.A.) Scholarships 2011/2012
Each year, the school awards more than 100 scholarships to eligible students. Applying is easy: To be considered for all but one of the awards, students need to complete only one online application. (See a list of those scholarships at the Current Students Scholarships page.)
This application form requires a journalism GPA and overall cumulative GPA (available in OneStart). Freshmen will not have a GPA until grades are final at the end of December. All students should obtain the latest grade information for the applications, which means submitting applications after grades are final.
All awards are contingent upon the recipient becoming or continuing as a student in good standing in the School of Journalism pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Students who are pre-journalism must be accepted for admission as journalism majors no later than May 31, 2011, to receive scholarship funds for the 2011-12 academic year.
The Ross Hazeltine Travel Scholarship:
For the Ross Hazeltine Travel Scholarships, available to seniors only, complete the online application for that award. This award provides funding for travel or study outside the United States, Canada or Mexico. Applicants must be in their senior years 2010-2011 and planning to receive BAJ degrees by August 2011. Travel time is for a two-month minimum.
Applicants also submit a proposal that includes a 1,000-word description of your project. It must include the title for the project, the country or countries the student intends to visit, rationale for the project, a description of how the reporting will be delivered to an audience, a timetable and an itinerary, a budget with estimates for coach airline travel, lodging, daily per diem, local transportation and other necessary items.
Applications are reviewed by the School of Journalism undergraduate scholarship committee, which is composed of faculty members and an undergraduate student. Candidates will be screened on the basis of their completed applications, and only candidates deemed qualified by the committee will be invited to the personal interviews.
Students selected for interviews will be notified by e-mail. Interview sessions are important in helping the committee make difficult choices, and students should be prepared to discuss any items contained in the application as well as journalism in general.
Links to visit:
• Online Application
• Current Students Scholarships 2011/2012
• Online application for Ross Hazeltine Travel Scholarship (for seniors only)
• Official announcement
Each year, the school awards more than 100 scholarships to eligible students. Applying is easy: To be considered for all but one of the awards, students need to complete only one online application. (See a list of those scholarships at the Current Students Scholarships page.)
This application form requires a journalism GPA and overall cumulative GPA (available in OneStart). Freshmen will not have a GPA until grades are final at the end of December. All students should obtain the latest grade information for the applications, which means submitting applications after grades are final.
All awards are contingent upon the recipient becoming or continuing as a student in good standing in the School of Journalism pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Students who are pre-journalism must be accepted for admission as journalism majors no later than May 31, 2011, to receive scholarship funds for the 2011-12 academic year.
The Ross Hazeltine Travel Scholarship:
For the Ross Hazeltine Travel Scholarships, available to seniors only, complete the online application for that award. This award provides funding for travel or study outside the United States, Canada or Mexico. Applicants must be in their senior years 2010-2011 and planning to receive BAJ degrees by August 2011. Travel time is for a two-month minimum.
Applicants also submit a proposal that includes a 1,000-word description of your project. It must include the title for the project, the country or countries the student intends to visit, rationale for the project, a description of how the reporting will be delivered to an audience, a timetable and an itinerary, a budget with estimates for coach airline travel, lodging, daily per diem, local transportation and other necessary items.
Applications are reviewed by the School of Journalism undergraduate scholarship committee, which is composed of faculty members and an undergraduate student. Candidates will be screened on the basis of their completed applications, and only candidates deemed qualified by the committee will be invited to the personal interviews.
Students selected for interviews will be notified by e-mail. Interview sessions are important in helping the committee make difficult choices, and students should be prepared to discuss any items contained in the application as well as journalism in general.
Links to visit:
• Online Application
• Current Students Scholarships 2011/2012
• Online application for Ross Hazeltine Travel Scholarship (for seniors only)
• Official announcement
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