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Sallie Mae’s mission is to power confidence as students begin their unique journeys. As an education solutions company, we support students as they navigate to, through and immediately after higher education. Through The Sallie Mae Fund, our mission-aligned philanthropic efforts remove barriers to college access, close affordability gaps and help more students complete their higher education.

Fast Retailing Foundation supports aspiring and ardent Indonesian students who wish to study at Japanese universities, encouraging them to cultivate an understanding of the Japanese culture, harnessing and enhancing their gifts through intellectual exchanges as well as acquire the knowledge which they need in order to study in Japan. The Foundation hopes that scholarship students with a sense of mission will make a significant contribution to the development and growth of societies in Indonesia, Japan, and the rest of the world，and we look forward to working together to make our societies better places for the generations to come.

The following information is intended for individuals interested in applying for a Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship. Here you will find all the details needed to prepare your scholarship application.

Young people deserve to experience the world beyond their college campuses, but not everyone can afford to travel, especially if you’re on a student budget. The Tortuga Study Abroad Scholarship is awarded biannually to passionate students who want to explore the world. At Tortuga, our mission is to make travel easier, including for students. When customers buy a bag from us, they're "paying it forward" by funding scholarships for students like you.

Applications for the 2027 Marshall Scholarship are now open. To be eligible for a 2027 Marshall Scholarship, candidates must: Be citizens of the United States of America (at the time they apply for a scholarship); By the time they take up their scholarship (i.e. September 2027), hold their first undergraduate degree from an accredited four-year college or university in the United States; Have obtained a grade point average of not less than 3.7 (on a 4.0 scale) on their undergraduate degree at the time of application – rounded GPAs are not accepted.; Have graduated from their first undergraduate college or university after April 2024; Not have studied for, or hold a degree or degree-equivalent qualification from a British University or GCSE or A Levels taken at school in the UK. Marshall Scholarship Pathways A Marshall Scholarship provides funding for one or two years for master’s degree programmes, or up to three years for doctoral study, at any UK university. There are five possible pathways of study: One-year pathway (1) 1 x one-year master’s degree (minimum 10-month programme). Two-year pathways (including Master’s and Doctoral) (2) 2 x one-year master’s degree (at the same or different universities, pursued consecutively) (3) 1 x two-year master’s degree (at one university) (4) PhD/DPhil degree (at one university, typically 3 years in the UK) – For Marshall Scholars who enter as PhD/DPhil candidates, the Commission provides three years of guaranteed funding subject to academic progress. (5) 1 x one-year master’s degree + start PhD/DPhil in Year 2 (at the same or different universities). – In this scenario, the Commission will guarantee two years of funding, and may provide a third year of funding on a discretionary basis. To complete their PhD/DPhil, Marshall, Scholars may need to secure external funding thereafter. Please find an image of a route map showing the scholarship pathways below. More information is available in the 2027 Rules for Marshall Scholarships.