The Gallatin International Scholars Program is for freshmen and sophomores and the Dean's Honor Society is for juniors and seniors. Admission to the Scholars Program is competitive and brings together undergraduates who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and commitment to the wider community. The Gallatin International Scholars Program Freshman and Sophomore Years Freshmen with exceptional academic records are selected to join the Gallatin International Scholars Program during your freshman and sophomore years. Students are assigned to a group by a random selection process. Scholars participate in educational, social and cultural activities, as well as domestic and international study trips.
Scholars also participate in community service activities.
The Scholars award includes a merit scholarship and additional financial assistance based on need. The award is renewable annually until graduation, depending on the individual Scholar's academic record and participation in program activities. The Scholars activities program offers a carefully planned combination of intellectual, cultural, and social pursuits that are made possible by the school's location in the artistic, financial and media capital of the world -New York City. The Scholars travel program includes study trips both domestic and abroad where scholars focus on the culture, ethnic makeup, history, architecture, art and music of various cities throughout the word. Study trips usually occur during the winter break in January.