Fully Funded Kotzen Scholarships at Simmons University in USA

Summary

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01 December 2019
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Introduction

The Gilbert and Marcia Kotzen Scholars Program is a competitive merit award that recognizes the best and brightest students interested in a transformative education at Simmons College. This is the most prestigious award offered at Simmons, and acknowledges excellence through focus on study abroad, scholarly research, and intellectual curiosity.

The scholarship covers full tuition, mandatory fees, and room and board. An additional annual award of $3000 is given for study abroad, short-term courses, summer internship tuition, or research support. The scholarship is awarded for the duration of a four-year period of full-time undergraduate study, and supersedes any previously awarded merit scholarship. Students who meet the criteria below, are often also interested in the Simmons Honors Program. Visit the Honors program page to apply.

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eligibility

Kotzen Scholarships Simmons College USA 2020 provides the recipient with following benefits:

  • The scholarship covers full tuition, mandatory fees, and room and board.
  • An annual award of $3,000 is given for study abroad, short-term courses, summer internship tuition, and research support

Benefits

International students are eligible to apply.

Students applying for the Kotzen Scholarships Simmons College USA 2020 must meet the following criteria:

  • Apply as a freshman for the fall semester
  • Standardized test score of 28 or higher (ACT), 1300 or higher (new SAT) or 1250 or higher (old SAT – CR+M). Minimum of 600 in each SAT section strongly recommended.
  • Non-native English speakers must submit TOEFL and SAT or ACT scores
  • GPA of 3.3 or higher, unweighted
  • College preparatory curriculum including an advanced level math course during, or prior to, your senior year of high school
  • A record of taking honors, advanced placement (AP) and international baccalaureate (IB) courses, as available in their high school systems

Others

  • Non-native English speakers must submit TOEFL and SAT or ACT scores
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