Apply for an FEA Scholarship to Study Abroad!
The Fund for Education Abroad (FEA) was established to enlighten America’s next generation of
thinkers and leaders by providing access to study abroad through the provision of scholarships.
Americans who study abroad return with a renewed perspective of their place in the world and a
better understanding of how they can participate in an increasingly interconnected global environment.
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NEXT DEADLINE:
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
FUNDING AMOUNT
See backside for a full list
of our 2014-15 winners!
January 16, 2015 (for students
planning to study abroad during
summer 2015, fall 2015 or spring
2016)
Up to $10,000
Applicants must be US citizens or permanent residents
currently enrolled as undergraduates in US universities
or colleges, who plan to study abroad for at least four weeks
between May 2015 and May 2016.
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Darius Carey
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Africana Studies and Sociology
Accra, Ghana
Victoria Kappel
University of Oklahoma
Microbiology
Arezzo, Italy
VISIT FEA:
www.fundforeducationabroad.org
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p: 202.349.7340
e: fea@fundforeducationabroad.org
Laura Mata
Boston College
Nursing
Quito, Ecuador
62% are first-generation college students—96% are non-traditional or of minority background
90% will study outside Western Europe—33% are STEM Majors
Claire Cohen
Laura Mata
Zachary Phillip Tanner
Lashanda Coq
Lynette McGraw
Kathy Tran
Ignacio Cruz
Michael McLeod
Nyasia White
Christine Germann
Morgan Pritchett
Shalisha Witherspoon
Mellanie Griffin-Michael
Martha Ramos
Shonda Witherspoon
Victoria Kappel
Madison Rogers
Anna Balmilero
Harrison LeFrois
Nicolas Sawyer
Darius Carey
University of Colorado
Boulder Sociology
Kathmandu, Nepal
Rutgers University
Nutritional Science and
Latino & Hispanic Caribbean Studies
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
University of Texas at Austin
Corporate Communication
Accra, Ghana
Saint Mary’s College
Global Studies and
Justice Education
Iringa, Tanzania
Lesley University
Psychology
Örebro, Sweden
University of Oklahoma
Microbiology
Arezzo, Italy
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Mathematics
Moscow, Russia
Boston College
Nursing
Quito, Ecuador
GateWay Community College
Photography
Prague, Czech Republic
The Rochester Institute
of Technology
Computer Engineering
Technology
Kyoto, Japan
Florida International University
Advertising and Brazilian Studies
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
University of Texas at Arlington
Linguistics and Arabic
Amman, Jordan
Rutgers University
English and Spanish
Valparaíso, Chile
University of Central Florida
Film Studies
Prague, Czech Republic
North Carolina A&T
State University
Political Science
San José, Costa Rica
University of Utah
Mechanical Engineering
Seoul, South Korea
Villanova University
Nursing
Antananarivo, Madagascar
Florida International University
Computer Information Technology,
Japanese Language and Literature
Kyoto, Japan
Florida International University
Computer Information Technology,
Japanese Language and Literature
Kyoto, Japan
University of Kansas
Computer Science
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Africana Studies and Sociology
Accra, Ghana
Support for the Fund for Education Abroad is provided
by generous donors, foundations, corporations, and the following FEA Global Sponsors: