In very exceptional cases, supplemental awards may be given which cover the full cost of non-resident tuition. As a participant in the program, ICSP students agree to complete 80 hours per year of cultural service. This service takes the form of speaking about your country, culture and traditions, to school classes and community groups. You are responsible for covering the remaining tuition, fees and living expenses with funds from other sources. Scholarships from ICSP reduce tuition, but cannot be converted to assist with living expenses.
ICSP scholarships are for the completion of one degree objective only.
Selection for ICSP awards is extremely competitive. The ICSP Selection Committee annually reviews around 100 applications. Demonstrated financial need is an important criterion for the program. Applicants should provide as much information as possible about their financial status. Financial statements submitted to the Office of Admissions will be compared with the information provided in this application.